Lowell Taylor

Citée par

	Toutes	Depuis 2020
Citations	13008	4022
indice h	44	31
indice i10	68	48

860

430

215

645

1994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021202220232024202538 37 52 53 84 59 64 121 153 155 173 218 233 277 294 349 339 394 387 584 668 734 728 780 764 837 781 815 857 722 766 75

Accès public

Tout afficher

15 articles

0 article

disponibles

non disponibles

Sur la base des exigences liées au financement

Coauteurs

Dan A. BlackHarris School, University of ChicagoAdresse e-mail validée de uchicago.edu
Seth SandersDuke UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de duke.edu
James RebitzerBoston University School of MangementAdresse e-mail validée de bu.edu
Natalia KolesnikovaUniversity of MississippiAdresse e-mail validée de olemiss.edu
Gary GatesAssociate Winemaker, Timbre WineryAdresse e-mail validée de law.ucla.edu
David CardProfessor of Economics, Emeritus, UC BerkeleyAdresse e-mail validée de econ.berkeley.edu
Lee BranstetterProfessor of Public Policy and Economics, Carnegie Mellon UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cmu.edu
Martin GaynorProfessor of Economics and Public Policy, Carnegie Mellon UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cmu.edu
Dennis EppleProfessor of Economics, Carnegie MellonAdresse e-mail validée de cmu.edu
Mark VotrubaCase Western Reserve UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de case.edu
Francisco LimaCEG-IST, Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade de LisboaAdresse e-mail validée de ist.utl.pt
Ana VenâncioISEG- Lisbon School of Economics and Management, Universidade de LisboaAdresse e-mail validée de iseg.ulisboa.pt
Ciprian DomnisoruAalto UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de aalto.fi
Beth DaponteSocial Science ConsultantsAdresse e-mail validée de socialscienceconsultants.com
Frank D. BeanProfessor of Sociology, University of California, IrvineAdresse e-mail validée de uci.edu
Amelia M. HavilandAssociate Professor of Statistics and Public Policy, Carnegie Mellon UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cmu.edu
Jonathan CaulkinsCarnegie Mellon UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de andrew.cmu.edu
Daniel NaginHeinz College, Carnegie Mellon UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de andrew.cmu.edu
Evan TaylorUniversity of ArizonaAdresse e-mail validée de email.arizona.edu
Lynne Steuerle SchofieldProfessor of Statistics, Swarthmore CollegeAdresse e-mail validée de swarthmore.edu

Suivre

Lowell Taylor

H. John Heinz III Professor of Economics, Carnegie Mellon University

Adresse e-mail validée de andrew.cmu.edu

Labor Economics Economic Demography


Titre Trier par citations Trier par année Trier par titre	Citée par Citée par	Année
The Health of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People: Building a Foundation for Better Understanding IOM National Academies Press, 2011	2256	2011
Demographics of the Gay and Lesbian Population in the United States: Evidence From Available Systematic Data Sources 1 D Black, G Gates, S Sanders, L Taylor Queer Economics, 61-92, 2013	1118	2013
Rat race redux: Adverse selection in the determination of work hours in law firms RM Landers, JB Rebitzer, LJ Taylor The American Economic Review, 329-348, 1996	706	1996
Monitoring, motivation and management: The determinants of opportunistic behavior in a field experiment D Nagin, J Rebitzer, S Sanders, L Taylor The American Economic Review 92 (4), 850-873, 2002	563	2002
The earnings effects of sexual orientation DA Black, HR Makar, SG Sanders, LJ Taylor Industrial & Labor Relations Review 56, 449-469, 2003	448	2003
The consequences of minimum wage laws: Some new theoretical ideas JB Rebitzer, LJ Taylor Journal of Public Economics 56 (2), 245-255, 1995	442	1995
The economics of lesbian and gay families DA Black, SG Sanders, LJ Taylor Journal of economic perspectives 21 (2), 53-70, 2007	441	2007
Do entry regulations deter entrepreneurship and job creation? Evidence from recent reforms in Portugal L Branstetter, F Lima, LJ Taylor, A Venâncio The Economic Journal 124 (577), 805-832, 2014	410	2014
Why do low-income households not use food stamps? Evidence from an experiment BO Daponte, S Sanders, L Taylor Journal of Human Resources, 612-628, 1999	384	1999
Why do gay men live in San Francisco? D Black, G Gates, S Sanders, L Taylor Journal of Urban Economics 51 (1), 54-76, 2002	373	2002
Organizational fragmentation and care quality in the US health care system RD Cebul, JB Rebitzer, LJ Taylor, M Votruba Journal of Economic Perspectives, 2008	338	2008
Gender wage disparities among the highly educated DA Black, AM Haviland, SG Sanders, LJ Taylor Journal of Human Resources 43 (3), 630-659, 2008	308	2008
Does affirmative action work? Caste, gender, college quality, and academic success in India S Bagde, D Epple, L Taylor American Economic Review 106 (6), 1495-1521, 2016	294	2016
Why do so few women work in New York (and so many in Minneapolis)? Labor supply of married women across US cities DA Black, N Kolesnikova, LJ Taylor Journal of Urban Economics 79, 59-71, 2014	288	2014
Undocumented Mexican immigrants and the earnings of other workers in the United States FD Bean, BL Lowell, LJ Taylor Demography 25, 35-52, 1988	285	1988
Are children “normal”? DA Black, N Kolesnikova, SG Sanders, LJ Taylor The Review of Economics and Statistics 95 (1), 21-33, 2013	240	2013
Physician incentives in health maintenance organizations M Gaynor, JB Rebitzer, LJ Taylor Journal of Political Economy 112 (4), 915-931, 2004	231*	2004
The impact of the Great Migration on mortality of African Americans: Evidence from the Deep South DA Black, SG Sanders, EJ Taylor, LJ Taylor The American Economic Review 105 (2), 477, 2015	225	2015
Why do minority men earn less? A study of wage differentials among the highly educated D Black, A Haviland, S Sanders, L Taylor The Review of Economics and Statistics 88 (2), 300-313, 2006	202	2006
The Didascalicon of Hugh of St. Victor: a medieval guide to the arts J Taylor Columbia University Press, 1991	199*	1991

Le système ne peut pas réaliser cette opération maintenant. Veuillez réessayer plus tard.

Articles 1–20

Nombre de citations par an

Citations en double

Citations fusionnées

Ajouter les coauteursCoauteurs

Suivre

Citée par

Coauteurs