On June 25, at 18:00, the next meeting of the City Economic Seminar will be held via Zoom application.
Research on the relationship between health and formal education has a long history in health economics. Educated individuals are healthier—consensus on this issue is considered achieved. How does an individual’s genetic data, which can be used in predicting educational success, interacting with socioeconomic status determine an individual’s health in young adulthood?
Peter Savelyev (College of William & Mary and IZA), will talk more on genetics and health in the framework of the seminar.
A detailed abstract of Peter Savelyev's research is available here. The Seminar will be held in English.
To receive access to the seminar, please send a request to spb.economic.seminar@gmail.com (please indicate your full name and occupation/place of study). Also, indicate your full name when entering Zoom. The number of participants is limited (100 people), join the seminar in 5–10 minutes.