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Sign in to add mentor| Joseph G. Altonji | grad student | 2007 | Yale | |
| (Modeling, measuring, and understanding the sources of household income risk.) | ||||
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| Athreya K, Ionescu F, Neelakantan U, et al. (2019) Who Values Access to College Richmond Fed Economic Brief. 19: 1-45 |
| Athreya KB, Ionescu F, Neelakantan U, et al. (2019) Who Values Access to College Social Science Research Network. 2019: 1-45 |
| Cajner T, Radler T, Ratner D, et al. (2017) Racial Gaps in Labor Market Outcomes in the Last Four Decades and Over the Business Cycle Social Science Research Network. 2017 |
| Altonji JG, Smith AA, Vidangos I. (2013) Modeling earnings dynamics Econometrica. 81: 1395-1454 |
| Debacker J, Heim B, Panousi V, et al. (2013) Rising inequality: Transitory or persistent? New evidence from a panel of U.S. tax returns Brookings Papers On Economic Activity. 67-122 |
| DeBacker JM, Heim BT, Panousi V, et al. (2012) The Properties of Income Risk in Privately Held Businesses Social Science Research Network. 2012: 1-49 |
| DeBacker J, Heim B, Panousi V, et al. (2011) Rising Inequality: Transitory or Permanent? New Evidence from a U.S. Panel of Household Income 1987-2006 Social Science Research Network. 2011: 1-55 |
| Vidangos I. (2009) Household welfare, precautionary saving, and social insurance under multiple sources of risk Social Science Research Network. 2009: 1-65 |
| Vidangos I. (2008) Fluctuations in individual labor income: a panel VAR analysis Social Science Research Network. 2008: 1-48 |