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Refereed journal articles
“Job Creation, Job Destruction, and the Real
Exchange Rate,” with Michael Klein and Scott
Schuh. Journal of International Economics 59(2):239-265 (March 2003).
“Has Poverty Gotten Worse?” Journal
of Economic Perspectives. 12(1):97-114 ( winter 1998).
“Econometric Issues in Estimating The Behavioral
Response to Taxation: A Non-Technical Introduction.” National Tax Journal. 1(4) (1998).
“The Relationship Between Federal and State
Individual Income Tax Progressivity,” with Charles
Scott. National Tax Journal. 46(2): 95-108
( June 1993).
“The Effect of Income Taxation on Labor Supply
When Deductions Are Endogenous.” Review of
Economics and Statistics. 74(1): 91-99 (1992).
“The Effect of Income Taxation on Labor Supply
in the United States.” Journal of Human Resources.
25: 491-516 (1990).
“The Relationship Between the Marginal Cost
of Public Funds and Marginal Excess Burden.” American Economic Review. 80: 557-566 (1990).
Japanese translation published in Kosokudoro To
Jidosha. 32(10): 49-53 (1991) and 34(11): 52-55 (1991).
“Alternative Methods for CPS Income Imputation,”
with M. David, R. Little and M. Samuhel. Journal
of the American Statistical Association. 81:29-41 (1986).
Other journal articles
“The
Evolution of Regional Manufacturing Employment: Gross
Job Flows within and between Firms and Industries,”
with Scott Schuh. New England Economic Review (Third Quarter 2002).
“The
Impact of Demographic Change on U.S. Labor Markets,”
with Jane Sneddon Little. New England Economic Review (First Quarter 2002).
“Investment
and Employment by Manufacturing Plants,”
with Geoffrey M.B. Tootell and Richard W. Kopcke. New England Economic Review (Issue Number 2 , 2001).
“Perspective:
Should We Be Concerned About Slow Growth in New England’s
Labor Force?” Regional Review 10(2) (Quarter 2,
2000).
“The
Role of Firms in Job Creation and Destruction in U.S.
Manufacturing,” with Scott Schuh. New England Economic Review (March/April
2000).
“Perspective:
Untangling the Causes of Recessions,” with
Scott Schuh. Regional Review 8(4) (Quarter 4, 1998).
“Social
Security Reform: An Overview.” New England Economic Review (November/December
1997).
“Regional
Differences in Family Poverty.” New England Economic Review (January/February
1997).
“Issues in Finance: Fundamental Tax Reform.” Regional Review 6(2) (Spring 1996).
Books and book chapters
The Macroeconomics of Fiscal Policy, edited with Richard W. Kopcke and Geoffrey M. B. Tootell. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, February 2006.
"Introduction: The Macroeconomics of Fiscal Policy," with Richard W. Kopcke and Geoffrey M. B. Tootell, in The Macroeconomics of Fiscal Policy, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, February 2006.
Seismic Shifts: The Economic Impact of Demographic
Change, edited with Jane Sneddon Little. Proceedings
from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Conference
Series no. 46, 2001.
“The Impact
of Demographic Change on U.S. Labor Markets,”
with Jane Sneddon Little, in Seismic Shifts: The
Economic Impact of Demographic Change. Proceedings
from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Conference
Series no. 46, 2001.
“Seismic
Shifts: The Economic Impact of Demographic Change.
An Overview,” with Jane Sneddon Little, in Seismic Shifts: The Economic Impact of Demographic
Change. Proceedings from the Federal Reserve Bank
of Boston Conference Series no. 46, 2001.
“Gross Job Flows and Firms,” with Scott
Schuh. Proceedings from the Government Statistics
Section, American Statistical Association, 1999.
“Job Reallocation
and the Business Cycle: New Facts for an Old Debate,”
with Scott Schuh, in Beyond Shocks: What Causes
Business Cycles? Proceedings from the Federal
Reserve Bank of Boston Conference Series no. 42, 1998.
Social Security
Reform: Links to Saving, Investment, and Growth,
edited with Steven A. Sass. Proceedings from the Federal
Reserve Bank of Boston Conference Series no. 41, 1997.
“Social
Security Reform: An Overview,” in Social
Security Reform: Links to Saving, Investment and Growth. Proceedings from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Conference Series no. 41, 1997.
“Social Security: How Social and Secure Should
It Be?” with Steven A. Sass, in Social Security
Reform: Links to Saving, Investment, and Growth.
Proceedings from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Conference Series no. 41, 1997.
“Technology Diffusion in U.S. Manufacturing:
The Geographic Dimension,” with Jane Sneddon
Little, in Technology and Growth. Proceedings
from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Conference
Series no. 40, 1996.
“Fundamental Tax Reform and Labor Supply,”
in Economic Effects of Fundamental Tax Reform,
Henry J. Aaron and William G. Gale, eds. Washington,
DC: The Brookings Institution, 1996.
“The Efficiency Cost of Increased Progressivity,”
in Tax Progressivity and Income Inequality,
Joel Slemrod, ed. New York: Cambridge University Press,
1995, pp. 137-69.
“Attitudes and Sanctions in Taxpayer Compliance,”
with Steven Sheffrin. Proceedings from the National
Tax Association, 1989, 1990, pp. 245-52.
“Imputation Methods Based on the Propensity
to Respond,” with M. David, R. Little and M.
Samuhel. Proceedings from the Business and Economic
Statistics Section, American Statistical Association,
1983.
“CPS Hot Deck: An Evaluation Using IRS Records,”
with Martin David. Proceedings from the Survey Research
Methods Section, American Statistical Association,
1983.
Working papers and other unpublished papers
"New Approach to Raising Social Security's Earliest Eligibility Age" with Kelly Haverstick, Margarita Sapozhnikov and Natalia Zhivan. FRB Boston Public Policy Discussion Papers, paper no. 08-4.
"Population Aging, Labor Demand, and the Structure of Wages," with Margarita Sapozhnikov. FRB Bosten Working Papers Series, paper no. 07-8 (2007).
"Optimal Retirement Asset Decumulation Strategies: The Impact of Housing Wealth," with Wei Sun and Anthony Webb. FRB Boston Public Policy Discussion Papers Series, paper no. 07-2 (2007).
"The Federal Fiscal Outlook," with Radoslav Raykov. FRB Boston Public Policy Briefs Series, brief no. 04-2 (2004).
"Understanding the Job-Loss Recovery," with Jane Sneddon Little and Scott Schuh, et al. Part I "How Big Is the Employment Gap?" with Radoslav Raykov. FRB Boston Public Policy Briefs Series, brief no. 04-1 (2004).
“Job Creation,
Job Destruction, and International Competition:
Job Flows and Trade – The Case of NAFTA,”
with Michael W. Klein and Scott Schuh. FRB Boston
Working Papers Series, paper no. 02-8 (2002).
“Job Creation,
Job Destruction, and International Competition: A
Literature Review,” with Michael W. Klein
and Scott Schuh. FRB Boston Working Papers Series, paper no. 02-7
(2002).
“Job Creation,
Job Destruction, and the Real Exchange Rate,”
with Michael Klein and Scott Schuh. FRB Boston Working Papers Series,
paper no. 99-11 (1999).
“Gross Job
Flows in Firms,” with Scott Schuh. FRB Boston
Working Papers Series, paper no. 99-10 (1999).
“A New Approach
to Causality and Economic Growth,” with Steven
M. Sheffrin. FRB Boston Working Papers Series, paper no. 95-12 (1995).
Other material
"Living Beyond Our Means," with Cathy E. Minehan, in Living Beyond Our Means, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston 2004 Annual Report.
“Addressing the Challenge of Growing Earnings
Inequality,” with Cathy E. Minehan, in Sharing
the Fruits of Growth, Federal
Reserve Bank of Boston 1998 Annual Report.
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