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SUMMARY:Youth Assault Victimization as a Two-Generation Shock: Evidence on Parental Spillovers
DESCRIPTION:13.00 - 14.00 cet. // When a child is the victim of a non-domestic violent assault, how do their parents respond? Using linked population-wide administrative data from New Zealand and a stacked difference-in-differences design, we show that youth assault is a two-generation shock. Over the two years following an assault, parental earnings fall by 2.2 percent and stress-related medication dispensing rises by 11 percent. These responses are larger after more serious assaults, for younger victims, and for mothers, consistent with a caregiving channel. Both assault risk and parental earnings losses are steeply graded by neighborhood deprivation, making the household burden of youth violence strongly regressive.
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URL:https://www.diw.de/en/diw_01.c.1009723.en/events/youth_assault_victimization_as_a_two-generation_shock__evidence_on_parental_spillovers.html
ORGANIZER;CN=Anna Bindler:mailto:abindler@diw.de
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