Seoul
Korea, Republic of (South Korea)
Yonsei University
Schooling modes, in-person schooling, school closure, COVID-19 pandemic, education inequality
childcare, grandparents, women's labor supply, intergenerational time transfer
Aging, Automation, Labor Demand, Skill Demand, Online Job Vacancy
School closures, Primary school students, Emotional problems, Subjective well-being
PM2.5, air pollution, early childhood, respiratory morbidity, healthcare expenditure, instrumental variable, quasi-experimental, South Korea
Aging, Wage, Spillover effect, Local market analysis
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