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1975, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 409-410 The Urban Elderly Poor by Richard S. Sterne; James E. Phillips; Alvin Rabushka
by Marilyn Moon
1975, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 139-154 The Returns to Investments in Higher Education: Some New Evidence
by Richard Raymond & Michael Sesnowitz - 155-173 The Economics of Schooling Decisions: Teenage Enrollment Rates
by Linda Nasif Edwards - 174-188 Factors Affecting College Attendance
by Sandra Christensen & John Melder & Burton A. Weisbrod - 189-204 Educational Achievement and School Peer Group Composition
by Donald R. Winkler - 205-229 Potential Biases in Measuring Male-Female Discrimination
by Solomon William Polachek - 241-257 Short-Run Supply Responses of Professional Nurses: A Microanalysis
by Frank A. Sloan & Somchai Richupan - 258-263 Further Considerations on the Economics of Group Practice: The Management Input
by Richard M. Scheffler - 264-265 4 Days, 40 Hours by Riva Poor; P. A. Samuelson
by John D. Owen - 230240-230240 Job Search Models, the Duration of Unemployment, and the Asking Wage: Some Empirical Evidence
by William F. Barnes
1975, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 3-24 An Econometric Model of the Low-Skill Labor Market
by Robert W. Crandall & C. Duncan Macrae & Lorene Y. L. Yap - 25-43 On the Labor-Supply Effects of Age-Related Income Maintenance Programs
by James P. Smith - 44-55 Occupational Information and Labor Market Status: The Case of Young Men
by Herbert S. Parne & Andrew I. Kohen - 56-77 The Economic Returns to Increased Educational Spending
by Thomas I. Ribich & James L. Murphy - 78-89 Social Returns to Quantity and Quality of Education: A Further Statement
by Charles R. Link & Edward C. Ratledge - 90-106 Are There Unusually Effective Schools?
by Robert E. Klitgaard & George R. Hall - 107-115 The University Professor as a Utility Maximizer and Producer of Learning, Research, and Income
by William E. Becker Jr. - 116-123 The Income Redistributive Effects of Public Spending on Higher Education
by John F. Crean - 124-129 Manpower and Occupational Analysis. Concepts and Measurements by James G. Scoville
by Andrew J. Winnick
1974, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 439-451 Differences in Male and Female Quitting
by William F. Barnes & Ethel B. Jones - 452-464 Why Do Blacks and Women Have High Unemployment Rates?
by Nancy S. Barrett & Richard D. Morgenstern - 465-479 Why Participation Rates of Black and White Wives Differ
by Duran Bell - 480-502 Teacher Mobility and Allocation
by David Greenberg & John McCall - 504-529 The Effects of Welfare Programs on Experimental Responses
by Irwin Garfinkel - 530-555 Predicting the Effects of Permanent Programs from a Limited Duration Experiment
by Charles E. Metcalf - 556-558 College Quality as a Screening Device?
by George Psacharopoulos - 559-561 The Payroll Tax for Social Security by John A. Brittain
by William B. Neenan - 561-563 Structure and Process in Secondary Schools, the Academic Impact of Educational Climates by Edward L. McDill; Leo C. Rigsby
by David E. Wiley - 563-565 Income Mobility, Racial Discrimination, and Economic Growth by John McCall
by Leonard Rapping - 565-567 Emergency Employment Act: The PEP Generation by Sar A. Levitan; Robert Taggart
by Hirschel Kasper
1974, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 303-322 AFDC Income, Recipient Rates, and Family Dissolution
by Marjorie Honig - 323-341 Allocation of Time to Preschool Children and Educational Opportunity
by C. Russell Hill & Frank P. Stafford - 342-360 The Effect of Educational Differences and Labor-Market Discrimination on the Relative Earnings of Black Males
by Stanley H. Masters - 361-375 Safety Incentives in Workmen's Compensation Insurance
by Louise B. Russell - 376-389 The Black-White Earnings Gap
by Sandra Christensen & Keith Bernard - 390-397 The Economics of Education in British Perspective- A Review Article
by Jesse Burkhead & Jerry Miner - 398-407 Schooling and Discrimination in the Labor Markets
by Lawrence B. Morse - 408-414 Cost Functions in Public Schools
by Elchanan Cohn & John Riew - 415-420 Discrimination, Achievement, and Payoffs of a College Degree: A Comment
by V. Lane Rawlins - 420-422 Partial Unemployment Insurance Benefits and the Extent of Partial Unemployment
by Arlene Holen & Stanley Horowitz - 423-425 The Economics of Education: Conceptual Problems and Policy Issues by Richard Perlman
by John C. Hause - 425-428 Women in the Labor Force by James A. Sweet
by T. Aldrich Finegan
1974, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 155-155 [Editorial Note]
by Glen G. Cain - 156-157 Introduction
by William A. Morrill - 158-180 An Overview of the Labor-Supply Results
by Albert Rees - 181-200 The Labor-Supply Response of Husbands
by Harold W. Watts & Robert Avery & David Elesh & David Horner & M. J. Lefcowitz & John Mamer & Dale Poirier & Seymour Spilerman & Sonia Wright - 201-222 The Labor-Supply Response of Married Women, Husband Present
by Glen G. Cain & Walter Nicholson & Charles D. Mallar & Judith Wooldridge - 223-252 The Labor-Supply Response of the Family
by Robinson G. Hollister - 253-264 An Overview of the Results on Consumption, Health, and Social Behavior
by William J. Baumol - 265-278 Availability of Data from the Graduated Work Incentive Experiment
by Felicity M. Skidmore - 279-289 Unemployment and the Supply of Labor
by Samuel A. Rea Jr. - 290-293 Ends and Means of Reducing Income Poverty by Robert J. Lampman
by Martin Bronfenbrenner
1974, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-4 Editorial Note
by Glen G. Cain - 5-6 Introduction
by Robert H. Strotz - 7-20 Hospital Capital Investment: The Roles of Demand, Profits, and Physicians
by Mark V. Pauly - 21-32 Organizational Control and the Economic Efficiency of Hospitals: The Production of Nursing Services
by Ronald G. Ehrenberg - 33-49 A Study of Hospital Cost Inflation
by David P. Baron - 50-62 Scale Economies in the Delivery of Medical Care: A Mixed Integer Programming Analysis of Efficient Manpower Utilization
by Fredrick L. Golladay & Marilyn E. Manser & Kenneth R. Smith - 63-79 Price Discrimination for Physicians' Services
by Robert T. Masson & S. Wu - 80-94 The Short-Run Supply of Nurse's Time
by M. F. Bognanno & J. S. Hixson & J. R. Jeffers - 95-116 The physician assistant is a title applied to individuals who assume at least a portion of physicians' traditional duties. This paper develops a production function methodology to estimate the potential contribution of physician assistants in the delivery of medical care. This methodology is applied to a paradigm delivery mode, an urban health center. Following upon a discussion of the possibilities for delegation and the efficient assignment of medical tasks to physician assistants, a numerical production function is estimated for physicians and physician assistants working together. When taking on his most productive assignments, it is found, a physician assistant can replace half of a full-time physician
by Richard Zeckhauser & Michael Eliastam - 117-128 Health and Labor Force Participation
by Monroe Berkowitz & William G. Johnson - 129-142 The Effects of Co-Payment on the Poor
by R. G. Beck - 143-144 Review: Work in America
by Burkhard Strumpel
1973, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 411-421 The Politics of a Guaranteed Income: The Nixon Administration and the Family Assistance Plan: A Review Article
by Leonard J. Hausman - 422-435 A Tax Credit Scheme for Britain? A Review of the British Government's Green Paper
by Howard Glennerster - 436-455 Wage Discrimination: Reduced Form and Structural Estimates
by Alan S. Blinder - 456-471 Racial Wage Discrimination and Employment Segregation
by Robert J. Flanagan - 472-484 Determinants of Individual Success in On-The-Job Training
by Morley Gunderson - 485-496 A Human Capital Approach to the Burden of the Military Draft
by Charles B. Knapp - 497-505 A Dynamic Analysis of Labor Force Participation of Married Women of Childbearing Age
by Marion Gross Sobol - 506-515 The Geographic Mobility of College Graduates
by Michael J. Greenwood - 516-518 The Distribution of Educational Resources in Large American Cities: A Comment
by Donald E. Frey - 518-519 The Distribution of Educational Resources in Large American Cities: A Reply
by John D. Owen - 519-522 Operating Expenditures and Sponsored Research at U.S. Medical Schools: A Comment
by Robert J. Latham - 522-524 Operating Expenditures and Sponsored Research at U.S. Medical Schools: A Reply
by Paul Wing - 524-526 Estimating U.S. Human Capital Loss in Southeast Asia: A Comment
by Adrian Ziderman - 526-527 Estimating U.S. Human Capital Loss in Southeast Asia: Reply
by Philip Eden
1973, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 275-305 A Statistical Analysis of the O E O Experiment in Educational Performance Contracting
by Irwin Garfinkel & Edward M. Gramlich - 306-317 The Effect of College Quality on Earnings: Results from the N B E R-Thorndike Data
by Terence J. Wales - 318-330 Income Distribution Effects of Higher Education Expenditures in California, Florida, and Hawaii
by Joseph E. Hight & Richard Pollock - 331-348 Real Returns to Medical Education
by Cotton M. Lindsay - 349-364 Explaining Variations in the Hourly Wage Rates of Urban Minority Group Females
by Raymond J. Struyk - 365-382 The Effect of Extending Minimum Wages to Cover Household Maids
by J. Peter Mattila - 383-396 The Economics of Discrimination against Women: Some New Findings
by Isabel V. Sawhill - 396-404 Scholastic Choice: An Economic Model of Student Behavior
by Alan Freiden & Robert J. Staaf
1973, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 139-155 Social Returns to Quantity and Quality of Schooling
by George E. Johnson & Frank P. Stafford - 155-155 Editorial Note
by Robert J. Lampman - 156-180 Family Background, Secondary School Expenditure, and Student Ability
by Lewis J. Perl - 181-201 Theories of Hospital Inflation: Some Empirical Evidence
by Karen Davis - 202-211 The Impact of Medicaid on State and Local Health and Hospitals Expenditures, with Special Reference to Blacks
by Ronald J. Vogel & John F. Morrall III - 212-222 Charity, Competition, and the Pricing of Doctors' Services
by Roy J. Ruffin & Duane E. Leigh - 223-241 Human Capital in Southern Migration
by Gene Laber - 242-249 Children of the Severely Injured
by Paul A. Brinker & E. Wayne Murdock - 250-256 Teenage Employment Effects of State Minimum Wages
by Arnold Katz - 257-259 Allocation of Resources to Health Revisited
by Edward Meeker - 260-263 High School Inputs and Their Contribution to School Performance: A Comment
by John C. Hambor & Llad Phillips & Harold L. Votey - 264-265 Dealing with Drug Abuse by Patricia M. Wald; Peter Barton Hutt
by Irving Leveson
1973, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 3-23 Interactions between Educational Spending and Student Enrollment
by Alan L. Gustman & George B. Pidot Jr. - 24-36 Verbal Ability and Socioeconomic Status of 9th and 12th Grade College Preparatory, General, and Vocational Students
by Rupert N. Evans & Joel D. Galloway - 37-56 The Economics of Group Practice
by Joseph P. Newhouse - 57-72 The Impact of the Extended-Care Facility Benefit on Hospital Use and Reimbursements under Medicare
by Louise B. Russell - 73-84 Regional Migration Patterns and Poverty among the Aged in the South
by George Thomas - 85-97 Rates of Return on Investment in Education: Recent Results for Britain
by Adrian Ziderman - 98-109 Enlistment Rates for Military Service and Unemployment
by John C. Hause - 110-115 A Benefit-Cost Analysis of the Upward Bound Program: A Comment
by Pamela Christoffel & Mary Beth Celio - 115-118 Reply to "A Benefit-Cost Analysis of the Upward Bound Program: A Comment"
by Walter I. Garms - 119-129 Incentive Effects of Transfer Systems Once Again
by Jonathan Kesselman
1972, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 431-433 Introduction
by Kenneth C. Kehrer - 434-462 Impact of Income Maintenance on Low Birth Weight: Evidence from the Gary Experiment
by Barbara H. Kehrer & Charles M. Wolin - 463-476 The Effects of a Negative Income Tax on School Performance: Results of an Experiment
by Rebecca A. Maynard & Richard J. Murnane - 477-487 The Labor Supply Response in the Gary Experiment
by Robert A. Moffitt - 488-495 The Effect of Income Maintenance on the School-Enrollment and Labor-Supply Decisions of Teenagers
by John F. McDonald & Stanley P. Stephenson Jr. - 496-506 Changes in the Consumption of Housing Services: The Gary Experiment
by Richard L. Kaluzny - 507-517 The Negative Income Tax and the Quality of Dietary Intake
by J. Frank O'Connor & J. Patrick Madden - 518-542 Econometric Studies of Labor-Labor Substitution and Their Implications for Policy
by Daniel S. Hamermesh & James Grant - 543-562 A Three-Sector Model of Day Care Center Services
by John E. Kushman - 563-578 Part-Week Work and Human Capital Investment by Married Women
by Ethel B. Jones & James E. Long - 579-594 The Wage Effects of Marital Status and Children
by Martha S. Hill
1972, Volume 7, Issue 3
- 275-282 An Introductory Note
by William H. Clune III - 283-306 For the Plaintiffs- Equal School Resource Allocation
by Stephan Michelson - 307-325 For the Defendants- Educational Equality and Expenditure Equalization Orders
by Dave M. O'Neill & Burton Gray & Stanley Horowitz - 326-342 Learning and Experience in the Labor Market
by Sherwin Rosen - 343-365 The Role of Savings and Pension Systems in Maintaining Living Standards in Retirement
by James H. Schulz & Guy Carrin - 366-383 Some Determinants of Youth School Activity
by Robert I. Lerman - 384-394 U. S. Human Capital Loss in Southeast Asia
by Philip Eden - 395-397 Rural Poverty and the Urban Crisis: A Strategy for Regional Economic Development by Niles M. Hansen
by Peter B. Doeringer - 397-399 The Poor Ye Need Not Have with You: Lessons from the War on Poverty by Robert A. Levine
by James Gwartney - 399-400 Functional Education for the Disadvantaged by Sterling M. McMurrin
by Thomas I. Ribich - 401-403 Internal Labor Markets and Manpower Analysis by Peter B. Doeringer; Michael J. Piore
by George T. Milkovich
1972, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 139-151 An Essay on the National Financing of Health Care
by Jeffrey H. Weiss & Lynda Brodsky - 152-161 Hospital Insurance and Moral Hazard
by Hyman Joseph - 162-178 Equity and Medicaid
by Bruce Stuart - 179-190 Prices, Time, and Technology in the Medical Care Market
by A. G. Holtmann - 191-207 Manpower Utilization by Subsidized Family Planning Clinics: An Economic Criterion for Determining
by Rachel Floersheim Boaz - 208-225 An Analysis of the Optimal Use of Inputs in the Production of Medical Services
by Kenneth R. Smith & Marianne Miller & Fredrick L. Golladay - 226-241 A Multivariate Analysis of a Vocational Rehabilitation Program
by Donald M. Bellante - 242-249 Equal Access, Minimum Provision, and Efficiency in Financing Medical Care
by Irwin Garfinkel - 250-261 The Demand for Dental Services
by Charles Upton & William Silverman - 262-263 Economic Factors Affecting the Financing of Higher Education by Roe L. Johns; Irving J. Goffman; Kern Alexander; Dewey H. Stoller
by Charles D. Gelatt - 263-264 Workers and Wages in an Urban Labor Market by Albert Rees; George P. Shultz
by Myron Roomkin
1972, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 3-25 Consequences of Plant Closure
by James L. Stern - 26-38 The Distribution of Educational Resources in Large American Cities
by John D. Owen - 39-59 Determinants and Distributional Aspects of Enrollment in U.S. Higher Education
by Arthur J. Corazzini & Dennis J. Dugan & Henry G. Grabowski - 60-70 Discrimination, Achievement, and Payoffs of a College Degree
by James D. Gwartney - 71-86 The Labor Market for Engineers: An Alternative Methodology
by John F. O'Connell - 87-103 Wage Determination in a Local Labor Market: A Case Study of the Boston Labor Market
by Michael L. Wachter - 104-111 A Note on the Estimation of Labor Supply Effects and Income Redistribution Policy
by Finis Welch & Sherwin Rosen - 111-118 Industrial Patterns of Male Negro Employment
by Robert P. Strauss - 119-121 Causes of Delinquency by Travis Hirschi
by Llad Phillips - 122-124 Technological Advance in an Expanding Economy by Eva Mueller
by Ben B. Seligman - 125-127 A Behavioral Model of Families' Use of Health Services by Ronald Andersen; Paying the Doctor: Systems of Remuneration and Their Effects by William A. Glaser
by Barbara H. Kehrer - 128-130 The Economics of Charity by Thomas R. Ireland; David B. Johnson
by Irwin Garfinkel
1971, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 411-433 The Occupational Standing of Negroes by Areas and Industries
by Barbara R. Bergmann & Jerolyn R. Lyle - 434-447 Sex Differences in Compensation
by Malcolm S. Cohen - 448-465 A Time Series Analysis of Layoff Rates
by Peter S. Barth - 466-489 The Demand for Higher Education: The Case of Medical School Applicants
by Frank A. Sloan - 490-509 High School Inputs and Their Contribution to School Performance
by Howard P. Tuckman - 510-519 The Opportunity Cost of Participating in a Training Program
by Ralph E. Smith - 519-524 The Elusive Concept of Underemployment
by Ethel B. Jones - 525-527 The Effect of Geographic and Industry Mobility on Income: A Further Comment
by Dennis Cox - 528-532 On the Relationship between Durations, Flows, and Stocks of Unemployment and Vacancies: A Comment
by Shmuel Sharir
1971, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 275-296 Family Types and Family Headship: A Comparison of Trends among Blacks and Whites
by Reynolds Farley - 297-308 Effects of Improved Housing on Worker Performance
by Robert G. Healy - 309-320 Bonuses, Quotas, and the Employment of Black Workers
by Duran Bell Jr. - 321-332 Occupational Choice, High School Graduation, and Investment in Human Capital
by Stuart O. Schweitzer - 333-344 Influences on the Migration of Canadian Professionals
by Yochanan Comay - 345-357 Estimating Patterns of Labor Mobility
by Irvin M. Grossack & Richard L. Pfister - 358-362 A Bit of Evidence on the Income-Education-Ability Interrelation
by John Conlisk - 363-374 On the Distribution of Costs and Benefits of Public Higher Education: Reply
by W. Lee Hansen & Burton A. Weisbrod - 375-376 The Distribution of Costs and Benefits of Public Higher Education: Further Comments
by Joseph A. Pechman - 377-381 The Allocation of the Cost of Displaced Labor and Severance Pay: A Comment
by John Denison Eshelman - 381-383 The Allocation of the Cost of Displaced Labor and Severance Pay: A Reply
by Vladimir Stoikov - 384-391 The Data on Relative White-Nonwhite Income and Earnings Re-Examined: A Comment on the Papers by Guthrie and Ashenfelter
by Henry S. Terrell - 391-397 Private Rates of Return to Schooling in Japan
by Albert L. Danielsen & Katsuji Okachi - 398-400 Review: Private Vocational Schools and Their Students: Limited Objectives, Unlimited Opportunities by A. Harvey Belitsky
by Richard Whinfield - 400-401 Review: Unemployment Insurance: The American Experience, 1915-1935 by Daniel Nelson
by William Haber
1971, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 139-148 The Economics of Labor Force Participation: A Review Article
by Belton M. Fleisher - 149-170 Incentive Effects of Some Pure and Mixed Transfer Systems
by Michael C. Barth & David H. Greenberg - 171-184 Criteria for Public Investment in the Two-Year College: A Program Budgeting Approach
by Harry N. Heinemann & Edward Sussna - 185-192 Real Earnings and Human Migration
by Joseph Rabianski - 193-205 On Efficiency of Migration
by Aba Schwartz - 206-220 A Benefit-Cost Analysis of the Upward Bound Program
by Walter I. Garms - 221-235 Job Corps: The Urban Center as a Training Facility
by V. Lane Rawlins - 237-243 Three Local Employment Service Offices in Appalachia: Objectives, Accomplishments, and Shortcomings
by N. Fayne Edwards & Joseph Krislov - 244-247 Apprenticeship: Market or Power Forces?
by Howard G. Foster - 248-250 Simple Dynamic Effects in Work-Leisure Choice: A Rejoinder to the Skeptical Comment on the Static Theory
by Gideon Fishelson - 250-250 New Data for Researchers on Labor Force Behavior and Work Attitudes
by Journal of Human Resources - 251-256 Review: The Unheavenly City by Edward Banfield
by David Elesh - 257-259 Review: The Slums: Challenge and Response by David R. Hunter
by George Rohrlich - 259-261 Review: Manpower Requirements for National Objectives in the 1970's by Leonard A. Lecht; Manpower Needs for National Goals in the 1970's by Leonard A. Lecht
by Hugh Folk - 262-263 Review: Social Interaction: Process and Products by Muzafer Sherif
by A. O. Haller
1971, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 3-24 Race and Status in School Spending: Chicago, 1961-1966
by Harold M. Baron - 25-50 Economic Returns to Vocational and Comprehensive High School Graduates
by Teh-Wei Hu & Maw Lin Lee & Ernst W. Stromsdorfer - 51-74 A Simple Hypothesis of Income Distribution
by Joseph P. Newhouse - 75-102 Operating Expenditures and Sponsored Research at U.S. Medical Schools: An Empirical Study of Cost Patterns
by Paul Wing & Mark S. Blumberg - 103-122 Allocation of Resources to Health
by Charles T. Stewart Jr. - 123-124 A Proposal for Financing the Purchase of Health Services: A Comment
by Jeffrey H. Weiss