Also, really weird results with their ACE model, which finds HIGHER not lower heritabilities than the AE model (48% women, 69% men). Somehow the ACE moves a lot of variance from E to A. Anyone have any idea why this is?
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Study of 7000 Finnish twins, using register based earnings data for ~20 years finds that mothers really determine your income! 
Haha, actually, they find it's ~50% genetics for men and ~40% for women, and no parental effects. Rest seems random.
https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s10888-019-09413-x.pdf …pic.twitter.com/n1t1lzooSW
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We have great registry data in Finland.
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The reason women is less than men is that women have two avenues to income whereas men only have one, work...
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