Journal of Human Resources

1966 - 2025

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1975

The Continuing Struggle for a Negative Income Tax: A Review Article pp. 427-444

Walter Williams

Studies in Public Welfare: A Review Article pp. 445-466

Robert A. Levine and David W. Lyon

A Markov Model of Turnover in Aid to Families with Dependent Children pp. 467-481

Michael J. Boskin and Frederick C. Nold

A Labor Shortage Model Applied to the Migration of College Professors pp. 482-499

Stephen C. Farber

Private/Public Higher Education and the Competition for High Ability Students pp. 500-511

Richard E. Anderson

The Demand for Higher Education in the U.S. 1927-72; The Public and Private Institutions pp. 512-520

Joseph E. Hight

Rates of Return to Dentistry and the Decision to Enter Dental School pp. 521-528

Alex Maurizi

Estimation of Union/Nonunion Wage Differentials within Occupational/Regional Subgroups pp. 529-537

Ronald Oaxaca

Interest Rates and Occupational Choice pp. 537-543

Donald L. Martin

Low Wage Workers in an Affluent Society by Charles T. Stewart pp. 544-546

Barry Bluestone

Urban Economic Development: Suburbanization, Minority Opportunity, and the Condition of the Central City by Bennett Harrison pp. 546-548

Sheldon Danziger

The American Woman: Her Changing Social, Economic, and Political Role, 1920-1970 by William H. Chafe pp. 548-550

Francine Blau

Volume 10, issue 3, 1975

Overinvestment in College Training? pp. 287-311

Richard Freeman

The Return to Schooling in the United States, 1939-69 pp. 312-331

Martin Carnoy and Dieter Marenbach

Cost-Related Tuition Policies and University Enrollments pp. 332-360

Stephen A. Hoenack and William C. Weiler

Medicare and the Utilization of Health Care Services by the Elderly pp. 361-377

Karen Davis and Roger Reynolds

Physician Availability, Medical Care Reimbursement, and Delivery of Physician Services: Some Evidence from the Medicaid Program pp. 378-402

John Holahan

Present and Future Supply of Registered Nurses by Stuart H. Altman pp. 403-406

Alex Maurizi

Work or Welfare? Factors in the Choice for AFDC Mothers by Mildred Rein pp. 407-409

Irene Lurie

The Urban Elderly Poor by Richard S. Sterne; James E. Phillips; Alvin Rabushka pp. 409-410

Marilyn Moon

Volume 10, issue 2, 1975

The Returns to Investments in Higher Education: Some New Evidence pp. 139-154

Richard Raymond and Michael Sesnowitz

The Economics of Schooling Decisions: Teenage Enrollment Rates pp. 155-173

Linda Nasif Edwards

Factors Affecting College Attendance pp. 174-188

Sandra Christensen, John Melder and Burton A. Weisbrod

Educational Achievement and School Peer Group Composition pp. 189-204

Donald R. Winkler

Potential Biases in Measuring Male-Female Discrimination pp. 205-229

Solomon Polachek

Short-Run Supply Responses of Professional Nurses: A Microanalysis pp. 241-257

Frank Sloan and Somchai Richupan

Further Considerations on the Economics of Group Practice: The Management Input pp. 258-263

Richard M. Scheffler

4 Days, 40 Hours by Riva Poor; P. A. Samuelson pp. 264-265

John D. Owen

Job Search Models, the Duration of Unemployment, and the Asking Wage: Some Empirical Evidence pp. 230240

William F. Barnes

Volume 10, issue 1, 1975

An Econometric Model of the Low-Skill Labor Market pp. 3-24

Robert W. Crandall, Cecil MacRae and Lorene Y. L. Yap

On the Labor-Supply Effects of Age-Related Income Maintenance Programs pp. 25-43

James Smith

Occupational Information and Labor Market Status: The Case of Young Men pp. 44-55

Herbert S. Parne and Andrew Kohen

The Economic Returns to Increased Educational Spending pp. 56-77

Thomas I. Ribich and James L. Murphy

Social Returns to Quantity and Quality of Education: A Further Statement pp. 78-89

Charles Link and Edward C. Ratledge

Are There Unusually Effective Schools? pp. 90-106

Robert E. Klitgaard and George R. Hall

The University Professor as a Utility Maximizer and Producer of Learning, Research, and Income pp. 107-115

William Becker

The Income Redistributive Effects of Public Spending on Higher Education pp. 116-123

John F. Crean

Manpower and Occupational Analysis. Concepts and Measurements by James G. Scoville pp. 124-129

Andrew J. Winnick

Volume 9, issue 4, 1974

Differences in Male and Female Quitting pp. 439-451

William F. Barnes and Ethel B. Jones

Why Do Blacks and Women Have High Unemployment Rates? pp. 452-464

Nancy S. Barrett and Richard D. Morgenstern

Why Participation Rates of Black and White Wives Differ pp. 465-479

Duran Bell

Teacher Mobility and Allocation pp. 480-502

David Greenberg and John McCall

The Effects of Welfare Programs on Experimental Responses pp. 504-529

Irwin Garfinkel

Predicting the Effects of Permanent Programs from a Limited Duration Experiment pp. 530-555

Charles E. Metcalf

College Quality as a Screening Device? pp. 556-558

George Psacharopoulos

The Payroll Tax for Social Security by John A. Brittain pp. 559-561

William B. Neenan

Structure and Process in Secondary Schools, the Academic Impact of Educational Climates by Edward L. McDill; Leo C. Rigsby pp. 561-563

David E. Wiley

Income Mobility, Racial Discrimination, and Economic Growth by John McCall pp. 563-565

Leonard Rapping

Emergency Employment Act: The PEP Generation by Sar A. Levitan; Robert Taggart pp. 565-567

Hirschel Kasper

Volume 9, issue 3, 1974

AFDC Income, Recipient Rates, and Family Dissolution pp. 303-322

Marjorie Honig

Allocation of Time to Preschool Children and Educational Opportunity pp. 323-341

C. Russell Hill and Frank Stafford

The Effect of Educational Differences and Labor-Market Discrimination on the Relative Earnings of Black Males pp. 342-360

Stanley H. Masters

Safety Incentives in Workmen's Compensation Insurance pp. 361-375

Louise Russell

The Black-White Earnings Gap pp. 376-389

Sandra Christensen and Keith Bernard

The Economics of Education in British Perspective- A Review Article pp. 390-397

Jesse Burkhead and Jerry Miner

Schooling and Discrimination in the Labor Markets pp. 398-407

Lawrence B. Morse

Cost Functions in Public Schools pp. 408-414

Elchanan Cohn and John Riew

Discrimination, Achievement, and Payoffs of a College Degree: A Comment pp. 415-420

V. Lane Rawlins

Partial Unemployment Insurance Benefits and the Extent of Partial Unemployment pp. 420-422

Arlene Holen and Stanley Horowitz

The Economics of Education: Conceptual Problems and Policy Issues by Richard Perlman pp. 423-425

John C. Hause

Women in the Labor Force by James A. Sweet pp. 425-428

T. Aldrich Finegan

Volume 9, issue 2, 1974

[Editorial Note] pp. 155

Glen Cain

Introduction pp. 156-157

William A. Morrill

An Overview of the Labor-Supply Results pp. 158-180

Albert Rees

The Labor-Supply Response of Husbands pp. 181-200

Harold W. Watts, Robert Avery, David Elesh, David Horner, M. J. Lefcowitz, John Mamer, Dale Poirier, Seymour Spilerman and Sonia Wright

The Labor-Supply Response of Married Women, Husband Present pp. 201-222

Glen Cain, Walter Nicholson, Charles D. Mallar and Judith Wooldridge

The Labor-Supply Response of the Family pp. 223-252

Robinson G. Hollister

An Overview of the Results on Consumption, Health, and Social Behavior pp. 253-264

William Baumol

Availability of Data from the Graduated Work Incentive Experiment pp. 265-278

Felicity M. Skidmore

Unemployment and the Supply of Labor pp. 279-289

Samuel Rea

Ends and Means of Reducing Income Poverty by Robert J. Lampman pp. 290-293

Martin Bronfenbrenner

Volume 9, issue 1, 1974

Editorial Note pp. 4

Glen Cain

Introduction pp. 5-6

Robert H. Strotz

Hospital Capital Investment: The Roles of Demand, Profits, and Physicians pp. 7-20

Mark V. Pauly

Organizational Control and the Economic Efficiency of Hospitals: The Production of Nursing Services pp. 21-32

Ronald Ehrenberg

A Study of Hospital Cost Inflation pp. 33-49

David P. Baron

Scale Economies in the Delivery of Medical Care: A Mixed Integer Programming Analysis of Efficient Manpower Utilization pp. 50-62

Fredrick L. Golladay, Marilyn E. Manser and Kenneth R. Smith

Price Discrimination for Physicians' Services pp. 63-79

Robert T. Masson and S. Wu

The Short-Run Supply of Nurse's Time pp. 80-94

M. F. Bognanno, J. S. Hixson and J. R. Jeffers

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 pp. 95-116

Richard Zeckhauser and Michael Eliastam

Health and Labor Force Participation pp. 117-128

Monroe Berkowitz and William G. Johnson

The Effects of Co-Payment on the Poor pp. 129-142

R. G. Beck

Review: Work in America pp. 143-144

Burkhard Strumpel