Yankeys Now: Immigrants in the Antebellum US 1840-1860

Joseph P. Ferrie

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JEL-codes: N12 N31 N41 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1999
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Chapters in this book:

Immigrant Origins and the "Saltwater Curtain" , pp 3-9

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The Data: Two New Samples , pp 10-34

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The Context of Antebellum Immigration , pp 35-38

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The Geographic Mobility of Immigrants after Their Arrival at New York , pp 39-70

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Occupational Change at Arrival , pp 71-100

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Wealth Accumulation, 1840-1860 , pp 101-129

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Economic Mobility and Geographic Persistence, 1850-1860 , pp 130-155

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The Impact of Immigration on Natives, 1850-1860 , pp 156-184

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Conclusions , pp 185-190

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Appendix A: Separating the Effects of Duration in the United States and Arrival Cohort , pp 191-195

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Appendix B: A Continuous Time Duration Model with Discrete Observations , pp 196-199

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Appendix C: Estimates of White Male Life Expectation in the United States by Region, Urban/Rural, and Nativity , pp 200-202

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Appendix D: Imputing Income by Occupation , pp 203-208

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Appendix E: Coding of Occupations in the Ship Lists and the Census , pp 209-212

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References, Index , pp 213-224

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