Glen G Cain
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 255983 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Glen G Cain |
| NOMBRES | Glen G |
| APELLIDO | Cain |
| FIRMA | CAIN G G |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 328 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1966 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Shifts in Relative U.S. Wages
A basic relationship of the standard general equilibrium trade model relating product-price changes to factor-price changes is used—together with other economic relationships based on this model—to investigate empirically the importance of changes in trade, technology, and factor endowments in accounting for the shifts in relative wages of less-educated workers compared to more-educated workers from 1967 to 1996. In the early part of the period w…
Program Applicants As a Comparison Group in Evaluating Training Programs
New Developments in the Labor Market
The structure of employer/employee relationships is changing. These original contributions report on new developments taking place in today's labor market and on the role of public policy in shaping that process. They provide an illuminating description of the current state of internal labor market theory and practice, document the evolution of trends in the public and private sectors, and are joined in a concern for disadvantaged and unemployed …
Response to Hannan and Tuma
In response to Hannan and Tuma we see no need to retract or change anything in our article (hereafter cited as CW). We discuss each of their sections in order
A Reanalyis of Marital Stability in the Seattle-Denver Income-Maintenance Experiment
This paper challenges the widely cited finding of Groeneveld, Hannan, and Tuma that the Seattle-Denver Income-Maintenance Experiment provides evidence that guaranteed income plans for poor husband-wife families will increase marital dissolution relative to the existing program, Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The reanalysis of the experimental data distinguishes between the experimental treatment in the form of the "pure" negative income…
Chapter 13 The economic analysis of labor market discrimination
Public and Private Schools Revisited
Our dismay at the quality of Coleman, Hoffer and Kilgore's rejoinder to our critique of their study compels us to respond. We do so to restore our scientific credibility to readers of this journal, and to provide guidance for those who share our concern that quantitative methods be used competently and responsibly in social science. Our critique (Goldberger and Cain, 1982; henceforth GC) focused on two reports by Coleman, Hoffer and Kilgore (henc…
The Causal Analysis of Cognitive Outcomes in the Coleman, Hoffer and Kilgore Report
In their report to the National Center for Education Statistics, James Coleman, Thomas Hoffer and Sally Kilgore (henceforth referred to as CHK) (1981) address three questions with respect to cognitive outcomes (= test scores) in the American high school system (= 3 sectors: public, Catholic and other-private): (1) Do mnean test scores differ across the three sectors? (2) Do the sectors actually produce the differences in outcome? (3) How do the s…
Statistical Theories of Discrimination in Labor Markets
Examines economic discrimination in labor markets using a stochastic model. Analysis of several types of economic discrimination within the context of competitive market assumptions; Empirical plausibility and implications of the alternative models of economic discrimination; Role of statistical theories in the explanation of labor market discrimination. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
[A Process Evaluation of the Contract Compliance Program in Nonconstruction Industry]
Comments on an article about a program for equal employment opportunity implemented by the United States Office of Federal Contract Compliance. Problems associated with the program; Prevalence of race discrimination in employment; Outcome measure for the compliance program. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Estimation of a Model of Labor Supply, Fertility, and Wages of Married Women
Social Indicator Models. Kenneth C. Land , Seymour Spilerman
Labor Market Analysis of Engineers and Technical Workers
Socioeconomic Background and Achievement. Otis Dudley Duncan , David L. Featherman , Beverly Duncan
Economic determinants of fertility
Census data for areal units, SMSA’s in 1960 and cities in 1940, are used to test hypotheses and estimate parameters concerning the influence of a variety of socioeconomic variables on fertility rates of ever married white and nonwhite women aged 25–29, 30–34, 35–44, and 45–49. An economic model of the demand for children is adopted as the theoretical framework. The principal findings are that the market earnings opportunities for wives have an im…
Economics of the Size of North Carolina Rural Families
Economic Aspects of Manpower Training Programs
Problems in Making Policy Inferences from the Coleman Report
and Religion in a Rural Community. Princeton: Princeton University Press. Walton, John 1967 The vertical axis of community organization and the structure of power. Southwestern Social Science Quarterly 48 (December) :353-368. Warren, Roland L. 1955 Studying Your Community. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. 1956 Toward a typology of extra-community controls limiting local community autonomy. Social Forces 4 (May) :338-341
Unemployment and the Labor-Force Participation of Secondary Workers
Examines the time patterns of adjustments in labor supply to changes in unemployment. Effect of unemployment on labor-force participation; Factors that influence labor supply; Relationship between unemployment and labor force participation; Impact of tight labor markets. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Occupational Assimilation and the Competitive Process
A recent article reports negative correlations for several major occupation between income of white males and percentage Negro. The results are interpreted as tentative confirmation of the hypothesis that Negro workers pose a competitive threat to the earnings of white workers. Reanalysis of the original cross-sectional regressions, taking account of additional confounding variables, reduces the effect of percentage Negro on income of white worke…
Statistical Theories of Discrimination in Labor Markets
Examines economic discrimination in labor markets using a stochastic model. Analysis of several types of economic discrimination within the context of competitive market assumptions; Empirical plausibility and implications of the alternative models of economic discrimination; Role of statistical theories in the explanation of labor market discrimination. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Problems in Making Policy Inferences from the Coleman Report
and Religion in a Rural Community. Princeton: Princeton University Press. Walton, John 1967 The vertical axis of community organization and the structure of power. Southwestern Social Science Quarterly 48 (December) :353-368. Warren, Roland L. 1955 Studying Your Community. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. 1956 Toward a typology of extra-community controls limiting local community autonomy. Social Forces 4 (May) :338-341
Estimation of a Model of Labor Supply, Fertility, and Wages of Married Women
The Causal Analysis of Cognitive Outcomes in the Coleman, Hoffer and Kilgore Report
In their report to the National Center for Education Statistics, James Coleman, Thomas Hoffer and Sally Kilgore (henceforth referred to as CHK) (1981) address three questions with respect to cognitive outcomes (= test scores) in the American high school system (= 3 sectors: public, Catholic and other-private): (1) Do mnean test scores differ across the three sectors? (2) Do the sectors actually produce the differences in outcome? (3) How do the s…
Economic determinants of fertility
Census data for areal units, SMSA’s in 1960 and cities in 1940, are used to test hypotheses and estimate parameters concerning the influence of a variety of socioeconomic variables on fertility rates of ever married white and nonwhite women aged 25–29, 30–34, 35–44, and 45–49. An economic model of the demand for children is adopted as the theoretical framework. The principal findings are that the market earnings opportunities for wives have an im…
A Reanalyis of Marital Stability in the Seattle-Denver Income-Maintenance Experiment
This paper challenges the widely cited finding of Groeneveld, Hannan, and Tuma that the Seattle-Denver Income-Maintenance Experiment provides evidence that guaranteed income plans for poor husband-wife families will increase marital dissolution relative to the existing program, Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The reanalysis of the experimental data distinguishes between the experimental treatment in the form of the "pure" negative income…
Public and Private Schools Revisited
Our dismay at the quality of Coleman, Hoffer and Kilgore's rejoinder to our critique of their study compels us to respond. We do so to restore our scientific credibility to readers of this journal, and to provide guidance for those who share our concern that quantitative methods be used competently and responsibly in social science. Our critique (Goldberger and Cain, 1982; henceforth GC) focused on two reports by Coleman, Hoffer and Kilgore (henc…
Occupational Assimilation and the Competitive Process
A recent article reports negative correlations for several major occupation between income of white males and percentage Negro. The results are interpreted as tentative confirmation of the hypothesis that Negro workers pose a competitive threat to the earnings of white workers. Reanalysis of the original cross-sectional regressions, taking account of additional confounding variables, reduces the effect of percentage Negro on income of white worke…
Unemployment and the Labor-Force Participation of Secondary Workers
Examines the time patterns of adjustments in labor supply to changes in unemployment. Effect of unemployment on labor-force participation; Factors that influence labor supply; Relationship between unemployment and labor force participation; Impact of tight labor markets. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Occupational Assimilation and the Competitive Process
A recent article reports negative correlations for several major occupation between income of white males and percentage Negro. The results are interpreted as tentative confirmation of the hypothesis that Negro workers pose a competitive threat to the earnings of white workers. Reanalysis of the original cross-sectional regressions, taking account of additional confounding variables, reduces the effect of percentage Negro on income of white worke…
Unemployment and the Labor-Force Participation of Secondary Workers
Examines the time patterns of adjustments in labor supply to changes in unemployment. Effect of unemployment on labor-force participation; Factors that influence labor supply; Relationship between unemployment and labor force participation; Impact of tight labor markets. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Problems in Making Policy Inferences from the Coleman Report
and Religion in a Rural Community. Princeton: Princeton University Press. Walton, John 1967 The vertical axis of community organization and the structure of power. Southwestern Social Science Quarterly 48 (December) :353-368. Warren, Roland L. 1955 Studying Your Community. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. 1956 Toward a typology of extra-community controls limiting local community autonomy. Social Forces 4 (May) :338-341
Economic determinants of fertility
Census data for areal units, SMSA’s in 1960 and cities in 1940, are used to test hypotheses and estimate parameters concerning the influence of a variety of socioeconomic variables on fertility rates of ever married white and nonwhite women aged 25–29, 30–34, 35–44, and 45–49. An economic model of the demand for children is adopted as the theoretical framework. The principal findings are that the market earnings opportunities for wives have an im…
Economics of the Size of North Carolina Rural Families
Economic Aspects of Manpower Training Programs
Socioeconomic Background and Achievement. Otis Dudley Duncan , David L. Featherman , Beverly Duncan
[A Process Evaluation of the Contract Compliance Program in Nonconstruction Industry]
Comments on an article about a program for equal employment opportunity implemented by the United States Office of Federal Contract Compliance. Problems associated with the program; Prevalence of race discrimination in employment; Outcome measure for the compliance program. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Estimation of a Model of Labor Supply, Fertility, and Wages of Married Women
Social Indicator Models. Kenneth C. Land , Seymour Spilerman
Labor Market Analysis of Engineers and Technical Workers
Statistical Theories of Discrimination in Labor Markets
Examines economic discrimination in labor markets using a stochastic model. Analysis of several types of economic discrimination within the context of competitive market assumptions; Empirical plausibility and implications of the alternative models of economic discrimination; Role of statistical theories in the explanation of labor market discrimination. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
The Causal Analysis of Cognitive Outcomes in the Coleman, Hoffer and Kilgore Report
In their report to the National Center for Education Statistics, James Coleman, Thomas Hoffer and Sally Kilgore (henceforth referred to as CHK) (1981) address three questions with respect to cognitive outcomes (= test scores) in the American high school system (= 3 sectors: public, Catholic and other-private): (1) Do mnean test scores differ across the three sectors? (2) Do the sectors actually produce the differences in outcome? (3) How do the s…
Public and Private Schools Revisited
Our dismay at the quality of Coleman, Hoffer and Kilgore's rejoinder to our critique of their study compels us to respond. We do so to restore our scientific credibility to readers of this journal, and to provide guidance for those who share our concern that quantitative methods be used competently and responsibly in social science. Our critique (Goldberger and Cain, 1982; henceforth GC) focused on two reports by Coleman, Hoffer and Kilgore (henc…
Chapter 13 The economic analysis of labor market discrimination
Response to Hannan and Tuma
In response to Hannan and Tuma we see no need to retract or change anything in our article (hereafter cited as CW). We discuss each of their sections in order
A Reanalyis of Marital Stability in the Seattle-Denver Income-Maintenance Experiment
This paper challenges the widely cited finding of Groeneveld, Hannan, and Tuma that the Seattle-Denver Income-Maintenance Experiment provides evidence that guaranteed income plans for poor husband-wife families will increase marital dissolution relative to the existing program, Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The reanalysis of the experimental data distinguishes between the experimental treatment in the form of the "pure" negative income…
New Developments in the Labor Market
The structure of employer/employee relationships is changing. These original contributions report on new developments taking place in today's labor market and on the role of public policy in shaping that process. They provide an illuminating description of the current state of internal labor market theory and practice, document the evolution of trends in the public and private sectors, and are joined in a concern for disadvantaged and unemployed …
Program Applicants As a Comparison Group in Evaluating Training Programs
Shifts in Relative U.S. Wages
A basic relationship of the standard general equilibrium trade model relating product-price changes to factor-price changes is used—together with other economic relationships based on this model—to investigate empirically the importance of changes in trade, technology, and factor endowments in accounting for the shifts in relative wages of less-educated workers compared to more-educated workers from 1967 to 1996. In the early part of the period w…
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