Charles L Betsey
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 172455 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Charles L Betsey |
| PRENOMES | Charles L |
| SOBRENOME | Betsey |
| ASSINATURA | BETSEY C L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Howard University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8938-2222 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1972 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
African Americans in Economics at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Since the Kerner Commission Report of 1968
The campus of the University of Michigan experienced student unrest of the 1960s surrounding the Vietnam war and demands for racial inclusion. How the university, particularly the Department of Economics, responded in the aftermath of the Kerner Commission Report is the focus of this article. Michigan is not unique in producing few Black PhD economists over its history, having graduated 15 Black PhD economists of the more than 1,100 who have grad…
Black-White Differences in Consumption
Marcus Alexis, in his Ph. D. dissertation and in later published work, conducted pioneering work in the area of black-white differences in consumption behavior and thereby influenced our understanding of household behavior and significantly impacted the field of marketing. This paper recapitulates his findings and reviews some contemporary work on black-white differences in consumption and some implications for future work on differences in consu…
A Brief Biography of Robert S. Browne
Faculty Research Productivity
A good deal has been written about faculty productivity, usually measured by the number of publications in refereed journals, books, and/or the number of citations of those publications by discipline, by type of educational institution, and at various stages of the life cycle. A number of generalizations can be made that are applicable across a wide range of studies: 1) a small share of scholars account for the great majority of publications; 2) …
In Memoriam
Income and Wealth Transfer Effects of Discrimination in Sentencing
There is substantial evidence that African—Americans have been subjected to disparate treatment in the sentencing phase of the criminal justice process. 24 the type, method, and extent of the disparity has varied over time and in different locations. To assess the extent of income and wealth transfers resulting from this disparate treatment will require an extensive examination of detailed data by offense type. The appropriate methodology require…
Nea Presidential Address
The impact of the current recession on the labor market situation of African-Americans highlights their longer-run plight. While there have been signs of improvement, especially during the 1960s, black per capita earnings have fallen despite improvements in their relative wages and occupational standing. Public debate over the recent Civil Rights Bill, the nomination of Justice Clarence Thomas, and the Supreme Court's Croson decision, has raised …
Choice and Circumstance
Youth Employment
School-Age Pregnancy and Parenthood
Public Service Employment
Energy Policy and Black Employment
A Reply to G. Craig Rosevear
Low Wage Workers and the Dual Labor Market
Our objective has been to examine empirically the nature of duality on the labor market.The AID statistical procedure has enabled us to focus on the precise character of the primary and secondary sector as well as the substrata within each sector.Such an empirical investigation is an essential prior step before any informed manpower policies can be formulated. Manpower policy could better reflect the reality of the labor market if it were based o…
Employment at Low Wages
'N our society work is invariably prescribed as the path out of poverty. However, for a significant proportion of the poor this remedy falls on deaf ears, since they work but are poor. The working poor earn their poverty! Perhaps this segment of the poor has been neglected precisely because its existence belies our belief that work is the panacea for all social ills.' The focus of this study is the individual full-time wage earner and the forces …
A Brief Biography of Robert S. Browne
Income and Wealth Transfer Effects of Discrimination in Sentencing
There is substantial evidence that African—Americans have been subjected to disparate treatment in the sentencing phase of the criminal justice process. 24 the type, method, and extent of the disparity has varied over time and in different locations. To assess the extent of income and wealth transfers resulting from this disparate treatment will require an extensive examination of detailed data by offense type. The appropriate methodology require…
Faculty Research Productivity
A good deal has been written about faculty productivity, usually measured by the number of publications in refereed journals, books, and/or the number of citations of those publications by discipline, by type of educational institution, and at various stages of the life cycle. A number of generalizations can be made that are applicable across a wide range of studies: 1) a small share of scholars account for the great majority of publications; 2) …
Public Service Employment
Low Wage Workers and the Dual Labor Market
Our objective has been to examine empirically the nature of duality on the labor market.The AID statistical procedure has enabled us to focus on the precise character of the primary and secondary sector as well as the substrata within each sector.Such an empirical investigation is an essential prior step before any informed manpower policies can be formulated. Manpower policy could better reflect the reality of the labor market if it were based o…
Employment at Low Wages
'N our society work is invariably prescribed as the path out of poverty. However, for a significant proportion of the poor this remedy falls on deaf ears, since they work but are poor. The working poor earn their poverty! Perhaps this segment of the poor has been neglected precisely because its existence belies our belief that work is the panacea for all social ills.' The focus of this study is the individual full-time wage earner and the forces …
Low Wage Workers and the Dual Labor Market
Our objective has been to examine empirically the nature of duality on the labor market.The AID statistical procedure has enabled us to focus on the precise character of the primary and secondary sector as well as the substrata within each sector.Such an empirical investigation is an essential prior step before any informed manpower policies can be formulated. Manpower policy could better reflect the reality of the labor market if it were based o…
A Reply to G. Craig Rosevear
Energy Policy and Black Employment
Public Service Employment
Youth Employment
School-Age Pregnancy and Parenthood
Choice and Circumstance
Nea Presidential Address
The impact of the current recession on the labor market situation of African-Americans highlights their longer-run plight. While there have been signs of improvement, especially during the 1960s, black per capita earnings have fallen despite improvements in their relative wages and occupational standing. Public debate over the recent Civil Rights Bill, the nomination of Justice Clarence Thomas, and the Supreme Court's Croson decision, has raised …
In Memoriam
Income and Wealth Transfer Effects of Discrimination in Sentencing
There is substantial evidence that African—Americans have been subjected to disparate treatment in the sentencing phase of the criminal justice process. 24 the type, method, and extent of the disparity has varied over time and in different locations. To assess the extent of income and wealth transfers resulting from this disparate treatment will require an extensive examination of detailed data by offense type. The appropriate methodology require…
Faculty Research Productivity
A good deal has been written about faculty productivity, usually measured by the number of publications in refereed journals, books, and/or the number of citations of those publications by discipline, by type of educational institution, and at various stages of the life cycle. A number of generalizations can be made that are applicable across a wide range of studies: 1) a small share of scholars account for the great majority of publications; 2) …
A Brief Biography of Robert S. Browne
Black-White Differences in Consumption
Marcus Alexis, in his Ph. D. dissertation and in later published work, conducted pioneering work in the area of black-white differences in consumption behavior and thereby influenced our understanding of household behavior and significantly impacted the field of marketing. This paper recapitulates his findings and reviews some contemporary work on black-white differences in consumption and some implications for future work on differences in consu…
African Americans in Economics at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Since the Kerner Commission Report of 1968
The campus of the University of Michigan experienced student unrest of the 1960s surrounding the Vietnam war and demands for racial inclusion. How the university, particularly the Department of Economics, responded in the aftermath of the Kerner Commission Report is the focus of this article. Michigan is not unique in producing few Black PhD economists over its history, having graduated 15 Black PhD economists of the more than 1,100 who have grad…
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