Social causation, health-selective mobility, and the reproduction of socioeconomic health inequalities over time: panel study of adult men.

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Summary

It is argued that the transformation of the health inequality pattern among those continuously employed was solely due to social causation, i.e., to more negative changes in perceived health among medium/manual occupations than among the white collar.

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2003-10-01
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Socioeconomic status, Health equity, Inequality, Social inequality, Social class

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