James P. Smith

Also known as

James Patrick SmithSmith, James P

Born 1943-01-01

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Open LibraryOL328541A

Top Subjects

United States (10)
Income distribution -- United States (3)
African Americans -- Economic conditions (3)
African Americans -- Employment -- History (2)
Discrimination in employment -- United States -- History (2)
Wages -- United States -- History (2)
Labor supply -- United States (2)

Books by James P. Smith

Total count: 27

Family decisionmaking over the life cyclesome implications for estimating the effects of income maintenance programs : prepared for the Economic Development Administration and the Office of Economic Opportunity

Rand1973-01-01
The life cycle allocation of time in a family context

1973-01-01
Assets and labor supplyprepared for the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

Rand1975-01-01
Inequalityrace differences in the distribution of earnings

Rand1975-01-01
Black-white male wage ratios, 1960-1970

Rand Corp.1975-01-01
Assets, savings, and labor supply.

Rand Corporation]1975-01-01
A critique of tax based cost/benefit ratios

Rand Corporation1975-01-01
Black-white male wage ratios1960-1970

Rand Corporation1976-01-01
Female labor supplytheory and estimation : an introduction

Rand Corporation1978-01-01
The improving economic status of Black Americans

Rand1978-01-01
The distribution of family earnings

Rand1978-01-01
The convergence to racial equality in women's wages

Rand Corporation1978-01-01
Local labor markets and cyclic components in demand for college trained manpower

Rand1978-01-01
The overeducated American?A review article

Rand1978-01-01
Race differences in earningsa survey and new evidence

Rand Corporation1978-01-01
Asset accumulation and family size

Rand1979-01-01
Who gets ahead?a review

Rand1981-01-01
Comments on papers by professors Jeong, Darity & Meyers

Rand1981-01-01
Life-cycle and cohort wages and employment in Maylaysia

Rand Corporation1983-01-01
Income and growth in Malaysia

Rand1983-01-01
Women's wages and work in the twentieth century

Rand1984-01-01
Closing the gapforty years of economic progress for Blacks

Rand1986-01-01
Unequal wealth and incentives to save

RAND1995-01-01
The changing economic circumstances of the elderlyincome, wealth, and social security

Syracuse University, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Center for Policy Research1997-01-01
The economic status of the elderly on the eve of social security reform

Progressive Policy Institute1998-01-01
Consequences and predictors of new health events

National Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01
Diabetes and the rise of the SES health gradient

National Bureau of Economic Research2007-01-01