James P. Smith
1943
Books
- The economic status of the elderly on the eve of social security reform
- Female labor supply
- Wealth, work, and health
- Inequality
- Comments on papers by professors Jeong, Darity & Meyers
- Family decisionmaking over the life cycle
- The life cycle allocation of time in a family context
- Who gets ahead?
- The changing economic circumstances of the elderly
- The wage gap and comparable worth
- Black-white male wage ratios, 1960-1970
- Diabetes and the rise of the SES health gradient
- Income and growth in Malaysia
- Race differences in earnings
- Black-white male wage ratios
- Black-white male wage ratios
- A critique of tax based cost/benefit ratios
- The improving economic status of Black Americans
- The overeducated American?
- Women's wages and work in the twentieth century
- Black poverty
- Closing the gap
- The distribution of family earnings
- Inequality
- Unequal wealth and incentives to save
- The immigration debate
- Assets and labor supply
- Consequences and predictors of new health events
- Female labor supply
- Life-cycle and cohort wages and employment in Maylaysia
- Asset accumulation and family size
- Black/white male earnings and employment, 1960-1970
- The convergence to racial equality in women's wages
- Local labor markets and cyclic components in demand for college trained manpower
- Assets, savings, and labor supply
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