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Corporal punishment declined because it is ineffective in modern economic environments

Fabrizio Zilibatti · a16z Podcast | The Macro and Micro of Parenting · Jan 2, 2019 · at 8:27

Fabrizio Zilibatti, a macroeconomist at Yale, explains how changes in economic structures and parental incentive models alter the effectiveness of parenting methods.

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“One of the reasons we think is that its effectiveness is lower in the new environment, in a new economic environment.”

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