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James J. Heckman

Affiliations: 
1973- University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 
Area:
selective samples, longitudinal data,labor market, income distribution
Website:
http://jenni.uchicago.edu/
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Shared Nobel Prize in 2000 with Daniel McFadden.

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Parents

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S Black grad student Princeton
 (Three Essays on Household Labor Supply and the Demand for Market Goods)
Harry H. Kelejian grad student 1968-1971 Princeton
 (See http://phdtree.org/scholar/kelejian-harry-h-2/)
Albert E. Rees grad student 1968-1971 Princeton
 (See http://phdtree.org/scholar/rees-albert-e/ and http://www.nytimes.com/1992/09/07/us/albert-rees-71-labor-economist-and-an-adviser-to-president-ford.html)

Children

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Anup Malani research assistant
Werner G. Krebs research assistant 1992-1996 Chicago (Computational Biology Tree)
Deborah Webb Halasz grad student (PsychTree)
Bo E. Honoré grad student
Shoshana Amyra Grossbard grad student 1972-1976 Chicago
Randall Jay Olsen grad student 1977 Chicago
Thomas E. Macurdy grad student 1978 Chicago
Christopher Flinn grad student 1985 Chicago (MathTree)
Christopher R. Taber grad student 1995 Chicago
Petra E. Todd grad student 1996 Chicago
Priyanka Pandey grad student 1999 Chicago
John H Cawley grad student 1994-1999 Chicago
Ricardo Daniel Cossa grad student 2000 Chicago
Edward J. Vytlacil grad student 2000 Chicago
Neil M. Hohmann grad student 2001 Chicago
Joseph P. Kaboski grad student 2001 Chicago
Grecia M. Marrufo grad student 2001 Chicago
Maurizio Mazzocco grad student 2001 Chicago
Lars P. Nesheim grad student 2001 Chicago
Pedro M. Carneiro grad student 2003 Chicago
John F. Curran grad student 2004 Chicago
Christina Gathmann grad student 2004 Chicago
Salvador Navarro grad student 2005 Chicago
Ricardo Avelino grad student 2006 Chicago
Alessandro Barbarino grad student 2006 Chicago
Herbert E. Baum grad student 2006 Chicago
Martin Ljunge grad student 2006 Chicago
Flavio A. Rezende-Cunha grad student 2007 Chicago
Sergio S. Urzua Soza grad student 2007 Chicago
Felipe R. Diniz grad student 2008 Chicago
Daniel D. dos Santos grad student 2008 Chicago
Heleno M. Pioner grad student 2008 Chicago
Jora B. Stixrud grad student 2008 Chicago
Ferdinando Monte grad student 2011 Chicago
Petr A. Savelyev grad student 2011 Chicago
Daniel A. Schmierer grad student 2011 Chicago
Suchanan Tambunlertchai grad student 2011 Chicago
Sarah J. Cattan grad student 2012 Chicago
Gabriel L. Ulyssea grad student 2012 Chicago
Benjamin D. Williams grad student 2012 Chicago
Arianna L. Zanolini grad student 2012 Chicago
Amanda Y. Agan grad student 2013 Chicago
Miriam Gensowski grad student 2013 Chicago
Chungsang Lam grad student 2013 Chicago
Rafig Shahverdi Oglu Gurbanzada grad student 2011-2013 Chicago (Epi Tree)
Seong H. Moon grad student 2014 Chicago

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García JL, Heckman JJ. (2020) Early childhood education and life-cycle health. Health Economics
Garca JL, Walker JE, Heckman JJ, et al. (2020) Quantifying the Life-Cycle Benefits of an Influential Early-Childhood Program. The Journal of Political Economy. 128: 2502-2541
Heckman JJ, Liu B, Lu M, et al. (2020) Treatment Effects and the Measurement of Skills in a Prototypical Home Visiting Program National Bureau of Economic Research
Chen Y, Feng S, Heckman JJ, et al. (2019) Sensitivity of self-reported noncognitive skills to survey administration conditions. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
García JL, Heckman JJ, Ziff AL. (2019) Early childhood education and crime. Infant Mental Health Journal. 40: 141-151
Heckman JJ, Jagelka T, Kautz TD. (2019) Some Contributions of Economics to the Study of Personality National Bureau of Economic Research
Heckman JJ, Karapakula G. (2019) Intergenerational and Intragenerational Externalities of the Perry Preschool Project National Bureau of Economic Research
Heckman JJ, Karapakula G. (2019) The Perry Preschoolers at Late Midlife: A Study in Design-Specific Inference National Bureau of Economic Research
Heckman JJ. (2019) The race between demand and supply: Tinbergen's pioneering studies of earnings inequality Economist-Netherlands. 167: 243-258
García JL, Heckman JJ, Ziff AL. (2018) Gender Differences in the Benefits of an Influential Early Childhood Program. European Economic Review. 109: 9-22
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