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研究孟加拉国早期儿童健康干预（如疫苗接种和计划生育）对成年后劳动力市场结果和迁移的长期影响，发现干预提高了教育和职业质量，但减少了迁移。
<h3>Abstract</h3> This paper examines the long-term effects of early childhood health interventions, such as vaccination, and family planning, on adult labor market and migration outcomes in Bangladesh. ITT effects demonstrate men born when both intensive child health services and family planning were available were more educated and had better quality and more entrepreneurial occupations that required academic skills, but migrated less domestically leaving average annual income unaffected. Similarly aged women also engaged more in entrepreneurial paid work. An older cohort of men born prior to the introduction of intensive child health interventions migrated less internationally leading to lower annual earning.