Participation in sports, physical exercise, and wage income: Evidence from Russian longitudinal data

Tovar-García, Edgar Demetrio

doi:10.1007/s12662-021-00727-5

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“…In 2020, E. D. Tovar-García used Russian longitude data to develop a regression analysis of the relationships between specific types of sports/exercise and earnings (Tovar-García, 2021). Participation in sports/exercise indicates higher productivity, which should translate into higher wages.…”

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The Effect of Health-Related Behaviors on Income across Provinces: A Panel Dataset

Chu¹

2022

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Although there are already many studies about how health-related behaviors such as alcohol consumption and physical exercise impact on earnings, most studies suggested the relation of earnings and each health-related behavior alone. This study uses longitude data from different waves to reconfirm, or to reevaluate, the relationship between 5 health-related behaviors and earnings, and to integrate locations factor into the relationship between health-related behaviors and earnings. OLS regression analysis is used to estimate the effects on earnings of various typical health-related behaviors variables including cigarette, tea, coffee, and alcohol consumption and physical exercise. In addition, using fixed effect model, the analysis reduces the bias of the estimation caused by omitted variables to the greatest extent and indicates the relation of income and other tradition variables such as occupation and experience. Finally, interaction effect model is used to examine the disparity between inland and coastal provinces. The results show that alcohol, tea, and coffee consumption, and adequately physical exercise all have significant positive effects on income. Only cigarette consumption has a negative association with income. Furthermore, most health-related behaviors variables do not show the income disparity between inland and coastal provinces when taking the location variable into interaction effect model. Health-related behaviors do not contribute more benefits neither to workers in inland provinces nor those in coastal provinces.

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2022

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“…Tovar-Garcia [20] suggests that those who participate in sports/physical exercise obtain higher wages, about 6-10%, in comparison with sedentary individuals. In addition, the intensity of physical exercise is positively linked to wages.…”

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Priority scientific areas in sports dances research: the analysis of the scientific resources of Web of Science Core Collection

Podrihalo

Xiaohong

Mulyk

et al. 2022

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Background and Study Aim. The increase in the popularity of sports dances recently has been confirmed. Dancing combines sports and aesthetic components. Dances are used for sports, recreational and rehabilitation purposes. The study aim is an analytical analysis of publications devoted to sports dances and the determination of priority scientific areas in this field. Material and Methods. The bibliometric database Web of Science Core Collection (WoS) is analyzed. For the primary analysis, 618 sources were selected which met the search criteria for 2018–2022. We used bibliometric methods for processing the information received in the context of sports dances for 173 sources. The VOSviewer 1.6.18 program was used: keyword analysis method and direct citation analysis with the construction of bibliometric maps, visualization of cluster density, weights – citations. Results. The constructed bibliometric maps made it possible to identify the leading thematic areas of research, current areas of research in this field. They can be divided into sports, recreational, medical and rehabilitation areas. The sports context is aimed at studying the performance of technical elements, the development of the physical qualities of athletes, the assessment of physical fitness, the dynamics of the morphofunctional state. Psychophysiological studies are aimed at analyzing balance and equilibrium. Publications of a recreational orientation study the health-improving use of dances, their impact on health. The medical and rehabilitation direction explores the features of sports injuries in dancing, injury prevention and the possibility of using dances in the complex rehabilitation. The use of the VOSviewer program, version 1.6.18, made it possible to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the problem, to determine the priority scientific directions in this area. Conclusions. The conducted bibliometric analysis of publications confirms the relevance of the problem of sports dances. A constant research interest in this problem has been determined. Research in this area has a pronounced sports and medical focus. Bibliometric analysis of publications allows identification the three following areas: sports, recreation and rehabilitation. Dancing is being explored as a sport, a form of physical activity, and a form of rehabilitation. A fairly high level of sports injuries has led to interest in the analysis of the prevalence and prevention of injuries. Its characteristic feature is the intersection of these directions. The study of athletes’ state confirmed the lack of works devoted to a comprehensive study of athletes, predicting success and skill growth. There are not enough works studying the physical state of sports dancers. There are practically no studies aimed at studying the psychophysiological state. These types of studies should be assessed as relevant.

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Does Regular Physical Activity Improve Personal Income? Empirical Evidence from China

Xiao

et al. 2022

Nutrients

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A lack of adequate exercise threatens human health, weakening human capital accumulation. The relationship between exercise and income has become the focus of attention in health economics. In terms of reducing body weight and improving physical fitness, diet and physical exercise are intertwined and become effective ways to shape a healthy state. Based on individual-level survey data from China, this study quantified the economic returns of habitual exercise behavior by using an endogenous switching regression model (ESRM) to eliminate selection bias. The study shows that (1) participants in the group with regular exercise behavior increased their income by 3.79% compared with those not exercising regularly; (2) for the group with no regular exercise behavior, regular exercise increased their income by 13.36% compared with those not exercising regularly. Additionally, empirical evidence shows that both drinking and smoking can significantly increase individual income, despite unhealthy habits. These results suggest that the habit of regular physical activity plays a vital role in increasing individual income and improving overall national health, and the effect of individual behavior on income is affected by national culture. The outcomes are empirical evidence for the Chinese government to promote Healthy China Action and support developing countries worldwide to enable habitual exercise, stimulating a policy of exercise behavior.

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Participation in sports, physical exercise, and wage income: Evidence from Russian longitudinal data

Cited by 3 publications

References 40 publications

The Effect of Health-Related Behaviors on Income across Provinces: A Panel Dataset

The Effect of Health-Related Behaviors on Income across Provinces: A Panel Dataset

Priority scientific areas in sports dances research: the analysis of the scientific resources of Web of Science Core Collection

Does Regular Physical Activity Improve Personal Income? Empirical Evidence from China

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