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Socioeconomic Inequalities in Health in China: A Reassessment with Data from the 2010–2012 China Family Panel Studies
Hongwei Xu,
Yu Xie
Sociology
Center for Statistics & Machine Learning
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Arts & Humanities
China
87%
Health
80%
Socioeconomic Status
62%
Vignettes
60%
Wealth
37%
Cognitive Capacity
29%
Education
29%
Anchoring
29%
Income
27%
Cognition
18%
Medicine & Life Sciences
China
100%
Health
60%
Social Class
46%
Income
40%
Education
31%
Social Adjustment
23%
Cognition
19%
Economics
19%
Social Sciences
China
74%
health
56%
family income
53%
social status
38%
cognition
20%
education
15%
trend
12%
evidence
10%