| This section provides
links to abstracts of articles appearing in 1996 issues
of the New England Economic Review. Issues are
in reverse chronological order; articles are in the
order they appear in the Review.
November/December
September/October
July/August
May/June
Earnings
Inequality: Proceedings of a Symposium
|
Abstract |
Spatial
and Labor Market Contributions to Earnings Inequality:
An Overview
Katharine
L. Bradbury, Yolanda
K. Kodrzycki, and Christopher J. Mayer |
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Summary
of Issues and Current Knowledge
The papers in this session summarize recent research
on how labor markets and location contribute to
earnings inequality, in order to provide a context
for the papers to follow. |
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Labor Markets and
Earnings Inequality: A Status Report
Yolanda
K. Kodrzycki |
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Does Location Matter?
Christopher J. Mayer |
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The
Role of Neighborhood and Job Location in Employment/
Hiring and Earnings
|
Abstract |
Spatial Effects
upon Employment Outcomes: The Case of New Jersey
Teenagers
Katherine M. O'Regan and John
M. Quigley
Discussion : Edward L. Glaeser |
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Spatial Factors
and the Employment of Blacks at the Firm Level
Harry J. Holzer and Keith R. Ihlanfeldt
Discussion: James E. Rosenbaum |
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The
Role of Schools and the Changing Quality of Labor
in Earnings Inequality
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Abstract |
Equality of Educational
Opportunity Revisited
John F. Kain and Kraig
Singleton
Discussion: Eric A. Hanushek |
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Is the Market for
College Graduates Headed for a Bust? Demand and
Supply Responses to Rising College Wage Premiums
John H. Bishop
Discussion: Richard J. Murnane |
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The
Role of Organizational Change and Labor Market Institutions
in Earnings Inequality
|
Abstract |
Technology and Skill
Requirements: Implications for Establishment Wage
Structures
Peter Cappelli
Discussion: John Bound |
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Labor Market Institutions
and Earnings Inequality
Richard B. Freeman
Discussion: Peter Gottschalk |
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Panel
Discussion on Policy Implications
Anita A.
Summers, Moderator; Ann B. Schnare, Frank Levy,
and Lawrence F. Katz |
Abstract |
March/April
How
Do Changes in Military Spending Affect the Economy?
Evidence from State-Level Data
Mark A. Hooker |
Abstract |
Anomalies
in Option Pricing: The Black-Scholes Model Revisited
Peter
Fortune |
Abstract |
International
Capital Movements: How Shocking Are They?
Norman S. Fieleke |
Abstract |
January/February
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