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Authors:
NEAL D
Citation: D. Neal, THE LINK BETWEEN ABILITY AND SPECIALIZATION - AN EXPLANATION FOR OBSERVED CORRELATIONS BETWEEN WAGES AND MOBILITY RATES, The Journal of human resources, 33(1), 1998, pp. 173-200
Authors:
HIRSCH BT
SCHUMACHER EJ
Citation: Bt. Hirsch et Ej. Schumacher, UNIONS, WAGES, AND SKILLS, The Journal of human resources, 33(1), 1998, pp. 201-219
Authors:
NEUMARK D
GARDECKI R
Citation: D. Neumark et R. Gardecki, WOMEN HELPING WOMEN - ROLE-MODEL AND MENTORING EFFECTS ON FEMALE PHD STUDENTS IN ECONOMICS, The Journal of human resources, 33(1), 1998, pp. 220-246
Authors:
HECKMAN J
Citation: J. Heckman, INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLES - A STUDY OF IMPLICIT ASSUMPTIONS USED IN MAKING PROGRAM EVALUATIONS (VOL 32, PG 441, 1997), The Journal of human resources, 33(1), 1998, pp. 247-247
Authors:
GRUBER J
ADAMS K
NEWHOUSE JP
Citation: J. Gruber et al., PHYSICIAN FEE POLICY AND MEDICAID PROGRAM COSTS, The Journal of human resources, 32(4), 1997, pp. 611-634
Authors:
FELDMAN R
DOWD B
LEITZ S
BLEWETT LA
Citation: R. Feldman et al., THE EFFECT OF PREMIUMS ON THE SMALL FIRMS DECISION TO OFFER HEALTH-INSURANCE, The Journal of human resources, 32(4), 1997, pp. 635-658
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GROGGER J
Citation: J. Grogger, LOCAL VIOLENCE AND EDUCATIONAL-ATTAINMENT, The Journal of human resources, 32(4), 1997, pp. 659-682
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SCHOENI RF
Citation: Rf. Schoeni, NEW EVIDENCE ON THE ECONOMIC PROGRESS OF FOREIGN-BORN MEN IN THE 1970S AND 1980S, The Journal of human resources, 32(4), 1997, pp. 683-740
Authors:
BRIEN MJ
Citation: Mj. Brien, RACIAL-DIFFERENCES IN MARRIAGE AND THE ROLE OF MARRIAGE MARKETS, The Journal of human resources, 32(4), 1997, pp. 741-778
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JOHNSON RW
NEUMARK D
Citation: Rw. Johnson et D. Neumark, AGE-DISCRIMINATION, JOB SEPARATIONS, AND EMPLOYMENT STATUS OF OLDER WORKERS - EVIDENCE FROM SELF-REPORTS, The Journal of human resources, 32(4), 1997, pp. 779-811
Authors:
MAVROMARAS KG
RUDOLPH H
Citation: Kg. Mavromaras et H. Rudolph, WAGE DISCRIMINATION IN THE REEMPLOYMENT PROCESS, The Journal of human resources, 32(4), 1997, pp. 812-860
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MOCAN HN
Citation: Hn. Mocan, COST-FUNCTIONS, EFFICIENCY, AND QUALITY IN DAY-CARE-CENTERS, The Journal of human resources, 32(4), 1997, pp. 861-891
Authors:
HECKMAN J
Citation: J. Heckman, INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLES - A STUDY OF IMPLICIT BEHAVIORAL ASSUMPTIONS USED IN MAKING PROGRAM EVALUATIONS, The Journal of human resources, 32(3), 1997, pp. 441-462
Authors:
LUNDBERG SJ
POLLAK RA
WALES TJ
Citation: Sj. Lundberg et al., DO HUSBANDS AND WIVES POOL THEIR RESOURCES - EVIDENCE FROM THE UNITED-KINGDOM CHILD BENEFIT, The Journal of human resources, 32(3), 1997, pp. 463-480
Authors:
GRAY JS
Citation: Js. Gray, THE FALL IN MENS RETURN TO MARRIAGE - DECLINING PRODUCTIVITY EFFECTS OR CHANGING SELECTION, The Journal of human resources, 32(3), 1997, pp. 481-504
Authors:
GOLDHABER DD
BREWER DJ
Citation: Dd. Goldhaber et Dj. Brewer, WHY DONT SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS SEEM TO MATTER - ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF UNOBSERVABLES ON EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY, The Journal of human resources, 32(3), 1997, pp. 505-523
Authors:
ATTIYEH G
ATTIYEH R
Citation: G. Attiyeh et R. Attiyeh, TESTING FOR BIAS IN GRADUATE-SCHOOL ADMISSIONS, The Journal of human resources, 32(3), 1997, pp. 524-548
Authors:
BLOOM HS
ORR LL
BELL SH
CAVE G
DOOLITTLE F
LIN W
BOS JM
Citation: Hs. Bloom et al., THE BENEFITS AND COSTS OF JTPA TITLE II-A PROGRAMS - KEY FINDINGS FROM THE NATIONAL JOB-TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT STUDY, The Journal of human resources, 32(3), 1997, pp. 549-576
Authors:
HIGGINS PA
ALDERMAN H
Citation: Pa. Higgins et H. Alderman, LABOR AND WOMENS NUTRITION - THE IMPACT OF WORK EFFORT AND FERTILITY ON NUTRITIONAL-STATUS IN GHANA, The Journal of human resources, 32(3), 1997, pp. 577-595
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RENDALL MS
Citation: Ms. Rendall, IDENTIFYING AND MISIDENTIFYING SINGLE MOTHERS IN THE PANEL STUDY OF INCOME DYNAMICS, The Journal of human resources, 32(3), 1997, pp. 596-610
Authors:
JACOBY HG
Citation: Hg. Jacoby, SELF-SELECTION AND THE REDISTRIBUTIVE IMPACT OF IN-KIND TRANSFERS - AN ECONOMETRIC-ANALYSIS, The Journal of human resources, 32(2), 1997, pp. 233-249
Authors:
KAESTNER R
Citation: R. Kaestner, ARE BROTHERS REALLY BETTER - SIBLING SEX COMPOSITION AND EDUCATIONAL-ACHIEVEMENT REVISITED, The Journal of human resources, 32(2), 1997, pp. 250-284
Authors:
HERSCH J
STRATTON LS
Citation: J. Hersch et Ls. Stratton, HOUSEWORK, FIXED EFFECTS, AND WAGES OF MARRIED WORKERS, The Journal of human resources, 32(2), 1997, pp. 285-307
Authors:
HSIEH CR
LIN SJ
Citation: Cr. Hsieh et Sj. Lin, HEALTH INFORMATION AND THE DEMAND FOR PREVENTIVE CARE AMONG THE ELDERLY IN TAIWAN, The Journal of human resources, 32(2), 1997, pp. 308-333
Authors:
LEIGH DE
GILL AM
Citation: De. Leigh et Am. Gill, LABOR-MARKET RETURNS TO COMMUNITY-COLLEGES - EVIDENCE FOR RETURNING ADULTS, The Journal of human resources, 32(2), 1997, pp. 334-353