Herman P Miller
Biographic Data
| ID | 174631 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Herman P Miller |
| GIVEN NAMES | Herman P |
| FAMILY NAME | Miller |
| SIGNATURE | MILLER H P |
| AFFILIATIONS | United States Census Bureau |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1951 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A New Look at Inequality Poverty, and Underemployment in the United States-Without Rose-Colored Glasses
Income Differences Between Men and Career Women
It is often alleged that one of the reasons women earn less than men is because of their intermittent labor force behavior during their prime working years. This analysis of wage or salary income in 1966 for a national sample of men and women 30-44 years old attempts to estimate that part of the difference between the incomes of men and women which is due to age, lifetime career experience, education, occupational status, and extent of employment…
Poverty American Style
Processing of census and sample survey data on social change and regional disparities in the United States
Considerations in determining the content of the 1970 census
Este artículo describe algunos de los factores que se estan considerando en el planeamiento del contenido para el Censo de 1970. El factor principal, es la conclusión de los más deslacados oficiales de la Oficina, de que las mayores necesidades de datos para 1970 pueden ser satisfechas por un formulario cuyo contenido es similar al del usado en 1960. Aunque habrá algunos desacuerdos con esta conclusión, ella se basa en un ampli muestreo de opinió…
Income Distribution in the United States
Income Distribution in the United States
Income Distribution in the United States. A 1960 Census Monograph
Rich Man, Poor Man: The Distribution of Income in America
Elements of Symmetry in the Skewed Income Curve
This article is an adaptation of part of a chapter from the 1950 Census monograph. Income of the American People, to be published soon by John Wiley and Sons, Inc. This monograph was prepared under the joint sponsorship of the Social Science Research Council and the U. S. Bureau of the Census. The thesis of this paper is that the skewness of income distributions is largely due to merging several symmetrical distributions which differ primarily wi…
Educational Level and Potential Income
Income of the American People
Income of the American People
Factors Related to Recent Changes in Income Distribution in the United States
DATA relating to the size distribution of income in the United States, fragmentary as they are,2 support the thesis that income is more equally distributed today than it was during the prewar period. Although families at the very lowest income levels do not appear to have gained appreciably in the redistribution of income, there can be little doubt that the middle-income families have gained at the expense of the wealthiest families. The share of…
Income Differences Between Men and Career Women
It is often alleged that one of the reasons women earn less than men is because of their intermittent labor force behavior during their prime working years. This analysis of wage or salary income in 1966 for a national sample of men and women 30-44 years old attempts to estimate that part of the difference between the incomes of men and women which is due to age, lifetime career experience, education, occupational status, and extent of employment…
Income Distribution in the United States
Educational Level and Potential Income
Considerations in determining the content of the 1970 census
Este artículo describe algunos de los factores que se estan considerando en el planeamiento del contenido para el Censo de 1970. El factor principal, es la conclusión de los más deslacados oficiales de la Oficina, de que las mayores necesidades de datos para 1970 pueden ser satisfechas por un formulario cuyo contenido es similar al del usado en 1960. Aunque habrá algunos desacuerdos con esta conclusión, ella se basa en un ampli muestreo de opinió…
Income Distribution in the United States
Factors Related to Recent Changes in Income Distribution in the United States
DATA relating to the size distribution of income in the United States, fragmentary as they are,2 support the thesis that income is more equally distributed today than it was during the prewar period. Although families at the very lowest income levels do not appear to have gained appreciably in the redistribution of income, there can be little doubt that the middle-income families have gained at the expense of the wealthiest families. The share of…
Educational Level and Potential Income
Income of the American People
Income of the American People
Elements of Symmetry in the Skewed Income Curve
This article is an adaptation of part of a chapter from the 1950 Census monograph. Income of the American People, to be published soon by John Wiley and Sons, Inc. This monograph was prepared under the joint sponsorship of the Social Science Research Council and the U. S. Bureau of the Census. The thesis of this paper is that the skewness of income distributions is largely due to merging several symmetrical distributions which differ primarily wi…
Rich Man, Poor Man: The Distribution of Income in America
Considerations in determining the content of the 1970 census
Este artículo describe algunos de los factores que se estan considerando en el planeamiento del contenido para el Censo de 1970. El factor principal, es la conclusión de los más deslacados oficiales de la Oficina, de que las mayores necesidades de datos para 1970 pueden ser satisfechas por un formulario cuyo contenido es similar al del usado en 1960. Aunque habrá algunos desacuerdos con esta conclusión, ella se basa en un ampli muestreo de opinió…
Income Distribution in the United States
Income Distribution in the United States
Income Distribution in the United States. A 1960 Census Monograph
Processing of census and sample survey data on social change and regional disparities in the United States
Poverty American Style
A New Look at Inequality Poverty, and Underemployment in the United States-Without Rose-Colored Glasses
Income Differences Between Men and Career Women
It is often alleged that one of the reasons women earn less than men is because of their intermittent labor force behavior during their prime working years. This analysis of wage or salary income in 1966 for a national sample of men and women 30-44 years old attempts to estimate that part of the difference between the incomes of men and women which is due to age, lifetime career experience, education, occupational status, and extent of employment…
Economics (9 works) · Income, Poverty, and Inequality (9 works) · Mathematics (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Demographic economics (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Inequality (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Income distribution (4 works)