www.iser.essex.ac.uk -- Being popular with your peers at school could mean you earn more as an adult. That’s according to new research by a team at ISER.The research, which used American data from the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study, found a clear link between a student’s popularity and their level of earnings later in life. As part of a wider long-term or longitudinal survey, High School students in the area were asked about their friendships, and then, 35 years later, how much they were earning.

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