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The Intergenerational Transmission Effect of Depression: Causality, Resilience & Decomposition
Since the 1990s, the burden of disease associated with poor mental health has continued to rise in South Africa. One third of South Africans will suffer from poor mental health in their lifetime if either parent also suffers from poor mental health, and this intergenerational transmission effect of...
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School of Economics
2023
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