Spring 1995 Working Papers
Poverty, Race, and Inequality
WP-95-01
Do Generous Social-Assistance
programs Lead to Dependence? A Comparative Study of Lone-Parent
Families in Germany and the United States
Greg J. Duncan and Wolfgang Voges
WP-95-02
Predictors of Economic Hardship
Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults
Anne S. Welch and Fay Lomax Cook
WP-95-03
Do Families "Invest"
in Social Capital?
Sandra L. Hofferth, Johanne Boisjoly, and Greg J. Duncan
WP-95-04
Does Children's School Attainment
Benefit from Parental Access to Social Capital?
Sandra L. Hofferth, Johanne Boisjoly, and Greg J. Duncan
See also WP-95-09
Labor Markets and Employment
WP-95-05
An Intergenerational Model
of Wages, Hours, and Earnings
Joseph G. Altonji and Thomas A. Dunn
WP-95-06
Wages, Productivity, and Worker
Characteristics
Judith K. Hellerstein, David Neumark, and Kenneth R. Troske
WP-95-07
The Persistence of Slack and
Tight Labor Markets
Karl Ove Moene, Ragnar Nymoen, and Michael Wallerstein
WP-95-08
The Impact of Economic Integration
on European Wage-Setting Institutions
Michael Wallerstein
Educational Policy
WP-95-09
The Effect of Multicultural
Education on the Academic Achievement of Black Students
Algernon Austin
WP-95-10
Educational Politics in the
American States
Dan A. Lewis and Shadd Maruna
WP-95-11
Gatekeeping in an Era of More
Open Gates: High School Counselors' Views of Their Influence on
Students' College Plans
James E. Rosenbaum, Shazia R. Miller, Melinda S. Krei
Philanthropy, Voluntarism, and Nonprofit Organizations
WP-95-12
Volunteer Labor Sorting
Across Industries
Lewis M. Segal, Elizabeth Mauser, and Burton A. Weisbrod
WP-95-13
A Case Study of the United Way
System of Metropolitan Chicago: Grappling with Change
Donald Haider
WP-95-14
On the Nature of the Public
Good
Jane Mansbridge
Health Policy
WP-95-15
Geographic Variations in
Medical Practice, External Efficiencies, and the Role of Practice
Guidelines
David Dranove and William P. Rogerson
WP-95-16
Government Cutbacks in Hospital
Reimbursement: Who Bears the Burden?
David Dranove and William D. White
WP-95-17
Using Benefit/Cost Methods in
Prevention Research: The Case of Vitamin E
David Dranove
Cross-National Issues
See WP-95-01, WP-95-07,
and WP-95-08
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