Robert J Lampman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 302536 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Robert J Lampman |
| NOMBRES | Robert J |
| APELLIDO | Lampman |
| FIRMA | LAMPMAN R J |
| AFILIACIONES | University of the Philippines System |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1950 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
America's Welfare State
Social Welfare Spending
Social Welfare Spending
Evaluation of the Post-War Increase in Social Welfare Spending
American social welfare spending, broadly defined, increased faster than GNP in the years 1950 to 1978. The extra spending was directed mainly at the traditional welfare population categories of the aged, disabled, and female family heads. The extra funds were provided chiefly by payroll taxes and wage diversions. The social benefits that flowed from the extra social welfare spending include improved economic security and reduction in income pove…
Economic and Social Policies under the Reagan Administration
President Ronald Reagan brought a new circus to town in 1981. He billed it as offering never-before-seen, awe-inspiring acts of skill and daring, with demand-side management by 'rational expectations monetarists' and supply-side engineering by 'new economists', the performers in the centre ring would tame inflation and usher in permanent growth. Others would increase defence expenditures while cutting taxes and balancing the budget all at one and…
Inheritance and the Inequality of Material Wealth . John A. Brittain
Distribution of Personal Wealth in Britain
Getting and Spending
The selected time series on income and consumption appear to give a clear picture of postwar change along the following lines: family incomes have grown substantially ; consumption patterns have shifted away from necessities; income inequality has not increased; and poverty and intergroup income differences have declined. However, the broad indicators on which these conclusions are based do not illuminate the processes by which income is generate…
Who pays for social security
The Personal Distribution of Incomes
Journal Article The Personal Distribution of Incomes Get access The Personal Distribution of Incomes. Edited by A. B. ATKINSON for the Royal Economic Society. (London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd, 1976. Pp. 352. £14-50.) Robert J. Lampman Robert J. Lampman University of Wisconsin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 86, Issue 344, 1 December 1976, Pages 898–899, https://doi.org/10.2307…
The American Economy
Essay| November 01 1975 The American Economy: An Overview Robert J. Lampman Robert J. Lampman Professor of Economics, University of Wisconsin Robert J. Lampman is a fellow of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin. He is author of The Share of Top Wealth-holders in National Wealth, 1922-1956 (Millwood, N.Y.: Kraus-Thompson Organization, Ltd., 1973), and Ends and Means of Reducing Income Poverty (Chicago: Rand McNally…
Poverty, 1974
Ends and Means of Reducing Income Poverty
Income Distribution Theory
Measured Inequality of Income
What can be called the American standard method of reporting income inequality needs to be seen as a highly simplified treatment of a complex matter. Broad gen eralizations, particularly with regard to changes in inequality over time, are to be mistrusted. Special purpose distributions, including one on the distributional effects of a broadly con ceived system of transfers, might be more useful than the one overall distribution. The latter does n…
Schemes for Transferring Income to the Poor
The Share of Top Wealth-Holders in National Wealth, 1922-1956
Based largely upon data derived from federal estate tax returns, this report investigates the distribution of wealth in the United States in the years 1922-56, and finds important changes in the degree of economic inequality. More than 100 tables and 37 charts illustrate the author's findings
Social Security Perspectives
Income and Welfare in the United States
p HIS is an important, even though an unfinished and disjointed, book about income distribution. It reports results of a campaign by a research team using the biggest guns of modern survey research and computer technology against old questions of fundamental importance. According to its preface the book was prompted by the paucity of material available on the causes of poverty and dependency. The authors declare that
The Share of Top Wealth-Holders in National Wealth, 1922-1956
Book Note and Review
State Income Differentials, 1919-1954
Changes in the Share of Wealth Held by Top Wealth-Holders, 1922-1956
T HIS paper presents estimates derived from federal estate tax data of the numbers of top wealth -holders 1 and of the aggregate amounts of wealth held by them for selected years between I922 and I 956. Changes in the concentration of wealth during that period are delineated by relating the numbers of top wealthholders to the population and the amount of wealth held by the top group to independent estimates of the amount of wealth held by all per…
The American Labor Force
Book Note and Review
The Personal Distribution of Incomes
Journal Article The Personal Distribution of Incomes Get access The Personal Distribution of Incomes. Edited by A. B. ATKINSON for the Royal Economic Society. (London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd, 1976. Pp. 352. £14-50.) Robert J. Lampman Robert J. Lampman University of Wisconsin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 86, Issue 344, 1 December 1976, Pages 898–899, https://doi.org/10.2307…
The Share of Top Wealth-Holders in National Wealth, 1922-1956
Based largely upon data derived from federal estate tax returns, this report investigates the distribution of wealth in the United States in the years 1922-56, and finds important changes in the degree of economic inequality. More than 100 tables and 37 charts illustrate the author's findings
Measured Inequality of Income
What can be called the American standard method of reporting income inequality needs to be seen as a highly simplified treatment of a complex matter. Broad gen eralizations, particularly with regard to changes in inequality over time, are to be mistrusted. Special purpose distributions, including one on the distributional effects of a broadly con ceived system of transfers, might be more useful than the one overall distribution. The latter does n…
Income, Ability, and Size of Family in the United States
The Law of Union Factionalism. The Case of the Sailors
On Choice in Labor Markets
The Pressure to Teach
Social Security and Public Policy . Eveline M. Burns
Individuals, Groups, and Economic Behavior
New Facts and Interpretations in Labor Market Analysis
Among the various areas of industrial relations research, none has been more turbulent in recent years than that of labor market analysis, which has produced both a profusion of empirical studies and, as an accompaniment, a revitalized interest in theoretical description. Selected issues in both of these aspects of activity are scrutinized in this discussion, which is a revised version of a paper presented at the spring meeting of the Industrial …
New Facts and Intepretations in Labor Market Analysis
Book Note and Review
Income and Wealth . Milton Gilbert , Richard Stone
The Measurement and Behavior of Unemployment
A Measure of the Utilization of Labor in the Economy
The general agreement on the desirability of full employment often obscures the very real disagreement over the meaning to be attached to that term. Critics of the Census measure of unemployment have long charged that this measure seriously understates the extent of unemployment, particularly during periods of recession and depression. The authors of this article propose a new measure of slack, or the underutilization of the potential labor force…
Changes in the Share of Wealth Held by Top Wealth-Holders, 1922-1956
T HIS paper presents estimates derived from federal estate tax data of the numbers of top wealth -holders 1 and of the aggregate amounts of wealth held by them for selected years between I922 and I 956. Changes in the concentration of wealth during that period are delineated by relating the numbers of top wealthholders to the population and the amount of wealth held by the top group to independent estimates of the amount of wealth held by all per…
The American Labor Force
Book Note and Review
State Income Differentials, 1919-1954
Income and Welfare in the United States
p HIS is an important, even though an unfinished and disjointed, book about income distribution. It reports results of a campaign by a research team using the biggest guns of modern survey research and computer technology against old questions of fundamental importance. According to its preface the book was prompted by the paucity of material available on the causes of poverty and dependency. The authors declare that
The Share of Top Wealth-Holders in National Wealth, 1922-1956
Social Security Perspectives
The Share of Top Wealth-Holders in National Wealth, 1922-1956
Based largely upon data derived from federal estate tax returns, this report investigates the distribution of wealth in the United States in the years 1922-56, and finds important changes in the degree of economic inequality. More than 100 tables and 37 charts illustrate the author's findings
Schemes for Transferring Income to the Poor
Measured Inequality of Income
What can be called the American standard method of reporting income inequality needs to be seen as a highly simplified treatment of a complex matter. Broad gen eralizations, particularly with regard to changes in inequality over time, are to be mistrusted. Special purpose distributions, including one on the distributional effects of a broadly con ceived system of transfers, might be more useful than the one overall distribution. The latter does n…
Ends and Means of Reducing Income Poverty
Income Distribution Theory
The American Economy
Essay| November 01 1975 The American Economy: An Overview Robert J. Lampman Robert J. Lampman Professor of Economics, University of Wisconsin Robert J. Lampman is a fellow of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin. He is author of The Share of Top Wealth-holders in National Wealth, 1922-1956 (Millwood, N.Y.: Kraus-Thompson Organization, Ltd., 1973), and Ends and Means of Reducing Income Poverty (Chicago: Rand McNally…
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