Daniel S. Hamermesh
92 works on record
Works
Replication in economics
2007
Fun with matched firm-employee data
2007
The time and timing costs of market work
2007
Time to eat
2006
Time zones as cues for coordination
2006
Changing looks and changing "discrimination"
2005
The value of peripatetic economists
2005
The economics of workaholism
2005
The effect of college curriculum on earnings
2004
Subjective outcomes in economics
2004
Stressed out on four continents
2003
Economics Is Everywhere
2003
Beauty in the classroom
2003
International labor economics
2002
"Hall of Fame" voting
2001
12 million salaried workers are missing
2000
Togetherness
2000
The changing distribution of job satisfaction
1999
Dress for success
1999
The art of labormetrics
1999
Tools or toys?
1998
Changing inequality in markets for workplace amenities
1998
Crime and the timing of work
1998
Immigration and the quality of jobs
1997
The demand for hours of labor
1997
Multilevel "general policy equilibria"
1996
Workdays, workhours, and work schedules
1996
The timing of work time over time
1996
Who works when?
1995
Unemployment insurance and household welfare
1995
New facts about factor-demand dynamics
1994
Aging and productivity, rationality and matching
1994
Policy transferability and hysteresis
1994
Labor demand and the source of adjustment costs
1993
Beauty and the labour market
1993
Spatial and temporal aggregation in the dynamics of labor demand
1992
Unemployment insurance for devoloping countries
1992
Turnover and the dynamics of labor demand
1992
Unemployment insurance for developing countries
1992
The appointment-book problem and commitment, with applications to refereeing and medicine
1991
Labor demand
1991
Taxes, fringe benefits and faculty
1990
Aggregate employment dynamics and lumpy adjustment costs
1990
A general model of dynamic labor demand
1990
Shirking or productive schmoozing
1988
The economics of work and pay
1984
The human capital losses of displaced workers
1984
Unemployment insurance and the older American
1980
Jobless pay and the economy
1977
Economic aspects of manpower training programs: theory and policy
1971
Manpower policy and the economy
1971
Beauty pays
How do immigrants spend time?
Economics is everywhere
Help or hindrance?
Labor in the public and nonprofit sectors
The economics of time use
Markets for reputation
Dynamic labor demand and adjustment costs
Evidence-based Policy Making in Labor Economics
Demand for Labor
Evidence-based Policy Making in Labor Economics
Evidence-based policy making in labor economics
Evidence-based policy making in labor economics
Modern Principles of Macroeconomics , Aplia 1 Semester Card & Economics is Everywhere
Principles of Microeconomics & Economics is Everywhere
Modern Principles of Economics & Economics is Everywhere
Core Macroeconomics & Economics is Everywhere
Modern Principles of Macroeconomics & Economics Is Everywhere
Core Macroeconomics and Course Tutor & Economics Is Everywhere
Microeconomics , EconPortal Access Card , & Economics is Everywhere
Core Microeconomics & Economics is Everywhere
Economics & Economics Is Everywhere
Economics is Everywhere
Modern Principles of Microeconomics & Economics is Everywhere
CoreEconomics, Course Tutor & Economics Is Everywhere
Core Microeconomics, Course Tutor & Economics is Everywhere
Spending Time
Microeconomics & Economics Is Everywhere
Macroeconomics & Economics is Everywhere
Modern Principles of Microeconomics , Economics is Everywhere & eBook 1 Semester
Labor in the Public and Nonprofit Sectors
Economics Is Everywhere, Microeconomics & The Economist
Beauty Pays - Why Attractive People Are More Successful
Beauty Pays
Cues for coordination
The time and timing costs of market work, and their implications for retirement
Time to eat
Labor Demand
Labor in the Public and Nonprofit Sectors (Hardcover)--by Daniel S. Hamermesh [2016 Edition]
Time Use in Economics
Economics of Time Use