Date
2016
Document Type
Paper
Department
School of Business
Faculty Advisor
Nate Peach
Abstract
To varying extents, the world one is born into does not provide equal opportunities. This study measures the extent to which survivability across the developing world is affected by factors outside of the health and lifestyle choices one can make: industry, foreign markets, conflict, and the demographics around them. These variables are tested for a balanced panel of 102 countries over 7 years, allowing country-specific factors to be controlled.
Recommended Citation
Partin, Stephen, "Mortality and Conflict in the Developing World" (2016). Student Scholarship - College of Business. 5.
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/gfsb_student/5
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