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Shaping the Next Gen eration

Inequality of opportunity higher in the Ne therlands than in many other countries

Children with rich parents start life with a head start and often end up at the top of the income distribution themselves later on. This correlation bet ween the income of parents and that of their adult children is strong er in the Netherlands than in many other Western countries, according to research by VU economist Sander de Vries.
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DESCRIPTION: Shaping the Next Generation Inequality of opportu nity higher in the Netherlands than in many other countries< br>
Children with rich parents start life with a head start and of ten end up at the top of the income distribution themselves later on. This correlation between the income of parents and that of their adu lt children is stronger in the Netherlands than in many other Western countries, according to research by VU economist Sander de Vries.
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