George E Johnson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3713685 |
|---|---|
| NOME | George E Johnson |
| PRENOMES | George E |
| SOBRENOME | Johnson |
| ASSINATURA | JOHNSON G E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Sydney Local Health District |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8270-5025 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 64 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1899 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Factors impacting resident outcomes from Covid-19 outbreaks in Residential Aged Care Facilities in Sydney Local Health District
The results of this study suggest the utility of the IPC scoring system for identifying facilities at greater risk of adverse outcomes from COVID-19 outbreaks. While further validation and replication of accuracy is required, the IPC scoring system could be used and adapted to improve planning, policy, and resource allocation for future outbreaks
Dental caries in 14- and 15-year-olds in New South Wales, Australia
The NSW Teen Dental Survey provided state-wide data that will contribute to the national picture on adolescent oral health. The mean DMFT score of 1.2 is similar to the national caries experience data for this age group from the Australian Child Dental Health Survey in 2009
Changes in Earnings Inequality
That the relative demand for labor in the upper segment of the skill distribution has been shifting is a widely accepted 'stylized fact' in the literature on the increase in earnings inequality that has occurred since the late 1970s. Explanations of the causes of the relative demand shifts range from effects of increased integration of the world economy to skill-based technological change (reflecting, in part, the computerization of production pr…
On the Rate of Return to Schooling Quality
Empirical evaluation of the effect of school quality, or type and amount of resources per student, on adult earnings requires a conceptual framework. A model of the returns to schooling in a simple human capital growth context is extended to illustrate how factors such as consumption benefits of students, parental concern over equity between siblings, and use of schools to facilitate parental labor supply can alter the apparent return to school q…
The Theory of Labour Market Intervention
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the conditions under which the government of an advanced country should intervene directly in the workings of the labour market. This is a very broad question, and I will concentrate on the potential effects of alternative long-term policies intended to ameliorate problems caused by various structural imperfections in the labour market. These structural imperfections are of two types. First, the wage st…
The Labor Market Effects of Immigration
This paper is a theoretical examination of the probable effects on the U.S. labor market of a continued high rate of illegal immigration. The author constructs a model to estimate the impact each additional immigrant has on the employment of the domestic population, on GNP, and on the distribution of income. The model suggests that in non-recessionary periods the most important effect of a high rate of immigration is on the wage rates of low-skil…
Policy Decisions and Research in Economics and Industrial Relations
[Excerpt] John Dunlop has presented what are certainly some of the most provocative remarks to appear in a scholarly journal in the labor field in many years. We find much to agree with in his remarks; however, we also find many areas where we feel he condemns research because of his overly optimistic expectations about its ability to contribute to the policy process, and other areas where he appears to be unaware that research in labor economics…
The Labor Market Implications of an Economywide Affirmative Action Program
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the potential impact on the distribution of labor income of a policy that requires that, in each firm in the economy, minority workers (1) receive the same wage as majority workers given the same job classifications and (2) are employed in the same proportion as majority workers in all job classifications. This Affirmative Action Program (AAP) obviously exceeds the scope of current policies in this rega…
Lifetime Earnings in a Professional Labor Market
Urban-Rural Income Transfers in Kenya
This paper examines the phenomenon of urban-rural income transfers. \nThe data was collected as part of the Nairobi Urban Study, which included \nquestions on basic socio-economic variables as well as on income remittances. \nThe sample was confined to African low and middle income areas. The data \nis analysed by regression analysis using variables of income remitted, \nincome earned, wives and children both in and out of Nairobi and indices \no…
Union Relative Wage Effects by Age and Education
Presents a study that aimed to estimate the impact of unionism on the relative wages of blue-collar workers for different ages and levels of educational attainment. Conceptual framework used in the study; Effect of unions on wage differentials by race; Implications of the study findings. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
New and/or Enlarged Conceptions of the Relationship of the Federal Government to Education in the United States
George Johnson, New and/or Enlarged Conceptions of the Relationship of the Federal Government to Education in the United States, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 7, No. 3, The Purpose and Scope of the Seventh Yearbook (Jul., 1938), pp. 432-436
Epidemiological Features of a Typhoid Fever Outbreak in West Philadelphia Following a Supper
Epidemiological Features of a Typhoid Fever Outbreak in West Philadelphia Following a Supper George E. Johnson CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.26.9.913 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Play and Recreation
An Educational Experiment
Changes in Earnings Inequality
That the relative demand for labor in the upper segment of the skill distribution has been shifting is a widely accepted 'stylized fact' in the literature on the increase in earnings inequality that has occurred since the late 1970s. Explanations of the causes of the relative demand shifts range from effects of increased integration of the world economy to skill-based technological change (reflecting, in part, the computerization of production pr…
Urban-Rural Income Transfers in Kenya
This paper examines the phenomenon of urban-rural income transfers. \nThe data was collected as part of the Nairobi Urban Study, which included \nquestions on basic socio-economic variables as well as on income remittances. \nThe sample was confined to African low and middle income areas. The data \nis analysed by regression analysis using variables of income remitted, \nincome earned, wives and children both in and out of Nairobi and indices \no…
Lifetime Earnings in a Professional Labor Market
The Labor Market Effects of Immigration
This paper is a theoretical examination of the probable effects on the U.S. labor market of a continued high rate of illegal immigration. The author constructs a model to estimate the impact each additional immigrant has on the employment of the domestic population, on GNP, and on the distribution of income. The model suggests that in non-recessionary periods the most important effect of a high rate of immigration is on the wage rates of low-skil…
Union Relative Wage Effects by Age and Education
Presents a study that aimed to estimate the impact of unionism on the relative wages of blue-collar workers for different ages and levels of educational attainment. Conceptual framework used in the study; Effect of unions on wage differentials by race; Implications of the study findings. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
The Labor Market Implications of an Economywide Affirmative Action Program
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the potential impact on the distribution of labor income of a policy that requires that, in each firm in the economy, minority workers (1) receive the same wage as majority workers given the same job classifications and (2) are employed in the same proportion as majority workers in all job classifications. This Affirmative Action Program (AAP) obviously exceeds the scope of current policies in this rega…
Play and Recreation
An Educational Experiment
Play and Recreation
Epidemiological Features of a Typhoid Fever Outbreak in West Philadelphia Following a Supper
Epidemiological Features of a Typhoid Fever Outbreak in West Philadelphia Following a Supper George E. Johnson CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.26.9.913 Published Online: August 29, 2011
New and/or Enlarged Conceptions of the Relationship of the Federal Government to Education in the United States
George Johnson, New and/or Enlarged Conceptions of the Relationship of the Federal Government to Education in the United States, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 7, No. 3, The Purpose and Scope of the Seventh Yearbook (Jul., 1938), pp. 432-436
Union Relative Wage Effects by Age and Education
Presents a study that aimed to estimate the impact of unionism on the relative wages of blue-collar workers for different ages and levels of educational attainment. Conceptual framework used in the study; Effect of unions on wage differentials by race; Implications of the study findings. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Lifetime Earnings in a Professional Labor Market
Urban-Rural Income Transfers in Kenya
This paper examines the phenomenon of urban-rural income transfers. \nThe data was collected as part of the Nairobi Urban Study, which included \nquestions on basic socio-economic variables as well as on income remittances. \nThe sample was confined to African low and middle income areas. The data \nis analysed by regression analysis using variables of income remitted, \nincome earned, wives and children both in and out of Nairobi and indices \no…
The Labor Market Implications of an Economywide Affirmative Action Program
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the potential impact on the distribution of labor income of a policy that requires that, in each firm in the economy, minority workers (1) receive the same wage as majority workers given the same job classifications and (2) are employed in the same proportion as majority workers in all job classifications. This Affirmative Action Program (AAP) obviously exceeds the scope of current policies in this rega…
Policy Decisions and Research in Economics and Industrial Relations
[Excerpt] John Dunlop has presented what are certainly some of the most provocative remarks to appear in a scholarly journal in the labor field in many years. We find much to agree with in his remarks; however, we also find many areas where we feel he condemns research because of his overly optimistic expectations about its ability to contribute to the policy process, and other areas where he appears to be unaware that research in labor economics…
The Theory of Labour Market Intervention
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the conditions under which the government of an advanced country should intervene directly in the workings of the labour market. This is a very broad question, and I will concentrate on the potential effects of alternative long-term policies intended to ameliorate problems caused by various structural imperfections in the labour market. These structural imperfections are of two types. First, the wage st…
The Labor Market Effects of Immigration
This paper is a theoretical examination of the probable effects on the U.S. labor market of a continued high rate of illegal immigration. The author constructs a model to estimate the impact each additional immigrant has on the employment of the domestic population, on GNP, and on the distribution of income. The model suggests that in non-recessionary periods the most important effect of a high rate of immigration is on the wage rates of low-skil…
On the Rate of Return to Schooling Quality
Empirical evaluation of the effect of school quality, or type and amount of resources per student, on adult earnings requires a conceptual framework. A model of the returns to schooling in a simple human capital growth context is extended to illustrate how factors such as consumption benefits of students, parental concern over equity between siblings, and use of schools to facilitate parental labor supply can alter the apparent return to school q…
Changes in Earnings Inequality
That the relative demand for labor in the upper segment of the skill distribution has been shifting is a widely accepted 'stylized fact' in the literature on the increase in earnings inequality that has occurred since the late 1970s. Explanations of the causes of the relative demand shifts range from effects of increased integration of the world economy to skill-based technological change (reflecting, in part, the computerization of production pr…
Dental caries in 14- and 15-year-olds in New South Wales, Australia
The NSW Teen Dental Survey provided state-wide data that will contribute to the national picture on adolescent oral health. The mean DMFT score of 1.2 is similar to the national caries experience data for this age group from the Australian Child Dental Health Survey in 2009
Factors impacting resident outcomes from Covid-19 outbreaks in Residential Aged Care Facilities in Sydney Local Health District
The results of this study suggest the utility of the IPC scoring system for identifying facilities at greater risk of adverse outcomes from COVID-19 outbreaks. While further validation and replication of accuracy is required, the IPC scoring system could be used and adapted to improve planning, policy, and resource allocation for future outbreaks
Economics (10 obras) · Labor market dynamics and wage inequality (6 obras) · Labour economics (6 obras) · Wage (5 obras) · Demographic economics (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Earnings (3 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Epidemiology (3 obras) · Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth (3 obras)