Angus Deaton

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Income, Poverty, and Inequality(102), Health disparities and outcomes(62), Global Health Care Issues(61), Economic theories and models(58), Hepatitis B Virus Studies(54)

Publications665 total

The great divide: education and mortality
Business Economics·2025
Education, health-based selection, and the widening mortality gap between Americans with and without a 4-year college degree
American Journal of Epidemiology·2024· 3 citedOpen Access
The future of human progress, economic growth, and rising uncertainty
˜The œbusiness & management collection.·2024
History of inequality
Oxford Open Economics·2024Open Access
What is wrong with inequality?
Oxford Open Economics·2024· 1 citedOpen Access
Preface
Oxford Open Economics·2024Open Access
10. Did Economists Break the Economy?
Princeton University Press eBooks·2023
6. Inequalities beyond Money
Princeton University Press eBooks·2023
4. The Politics of Numbers: Fixing the Price?
Princeton University Press eBooks·2023
2. Adventures in American Healthcare
Princeton University Press eBooks·2023
7. Retirement, Pensions, and the Stock Market
Princeton University Press eBooks·2023
8. Economists at Work
Princeton University Press eBooks·2023
3. Poverty at Home and Poverty Abroad
Princeton University Press eBooks·2023
5. Monetary Inequality
Princeton University Press eBooks·2023
Accounting for the Widening Mortality Gap between American Adults with and without a BA
Brookings Papers on Economic Activity·2023· 17 cited
The Economy: Much More Than Money
Frontiers for Young Minds·2023Open Access
Accounting for the Widening Mortality Gap Between Adult Americans with and without a BA
2023· 17 citedOpen Access
Comment and Discussion
Brookings Papers on Economic Activity·2023
The great divide: education, despair, and death
Business Economics·2022
Item Context Effects Are Relevant for Monitoring Evaluative Well-being: Replication of Previous Work and Mitigation
Field Methods·2022· 3 cited
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Anne Case(5), John Muellbauer(3), Guy Laroque(3), Arthur A. Stone(2), Christina Paxson(2), Jean Drèze(2), Daniel Kahneman(1), Andrew Steptoe(1), Nancy Cartwright(1), ANNE CASE(1), R. K. Wilkinson(1), Joseph E. Schwartz(1), Joan E. Broderick(1), Martin Browning(1), Margaret Irish(1), Salman Zaidi(1), Shankar Subramanian(1), John Campbell(1), Carlos Bozzoli(1), Climent Quintana‐Domeque(1)