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As elderly parents today will share a longer life with their children than ever before, the spillover effects of children's human capital on parents' well-being become increasingly important. This study investigated whether children's schooling leads parents to give up smoking and whether the effects were moderated by their education or child-parent contact frequency. Using data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study, we conducted an instrumental variable (IV) analysis using China's compulsory schooling reform in the 198
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