Carolyn Shaw Bell

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Carolyn Shaw Bell

Economics

#2690

World Rank

#3064

Historical Rank

#934

USA Rank

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Economics

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According to Wikipedia, Carolyn Shaw Bell was the Katharine Coman professor in economics at Wellesley College known for her mentorship of her own students' careers, as well as mentorship of female economists more broadly, through the efforts of the Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession, of which she was founding chair.

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Carolyn Shaw Bell's Published Works

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Published Works

What Is Poverty (1995) (42)
Economics, Sex, and Gender. (1974) (20)
The economics of consumption (1956) (19)
The Principles of Economics from Now until Then. (1988) (19)
The Urban Poor (1973) (17)
The Economics of the Ghetto (1971) (14)
The economics of consumption : economics of decision making in the household (1956) (11)
Consumer choice in the American economy (1967) (9)
Data on Race, Ethnicity and Gender: Caveats for the User. (1996) (7)
Implications for Women. (1972) (7)
Age, Sex, Marriage and Jobs. (1973) (6)
Should Every Job Support a Family (1975) (5)
Sex, Discrimination, and the Division of Labor (1976) (5)
Demand, Supply, and Labor Market Analysis (1981) (5)
On the Elasticity of Demand at Retail (1960) (4)
Human Capital Formation and the Decision Makers (1984) (3)
Liberty and Property, and No Stamps (1967) (3)
Toward an Understanding of Consumer Behavior (1968) (2)
Basic Data and Economic Policy (1977) (2)
The Reasons for CSWEP (1998) (2)
Middle-Class Action and the Ghetto Consumer (1973) (1)
Expanding human resources (1977) (1)
The american economy and American economists (1974) (1)
Data and the Economist (1994) (1)
Comparable Worth: How Do We Know It Will Work?. (1985) (1)
The best Web sites for doctors. (1999) (1)
The Growlery: On DeGrasse and Military Spending (1983) (1)
After Equal Pay, Equal Worth (1984) (1)
Thinking about Economics (1998) (1)
Race, gender, and economic data (1997) (1)
Alienation and Economics (1973) (1)
CONSUMER ECONOMIC POWER (1968) (1)
The Erosion of Federal Statistics (1983) (1)
Partnership for a Healthy Community: A Tobacco Prevention Program in Central Aroostook County (2004) (0)
His vacation became a medical crusade. (1992) (0)
Demographic Data : Race, Ethnicity, and Gender (1996) (0)
Frank G. Davis, The Economics of Black Community Development: An Analysis and Program for Autonomous Growth and Development (1972) (0)
The Next Revolution. (1975) (0)
... and Its Market@@@The Economics of the Ghetto (1972) (0)
Social Security: Unfair to Those Who Pay It; Unfair to Those Who Receive It (1973) (0)
[Schizophrenia in Trading Stamp Analysis]: Reply (1968) (0)
Falling from Grace: The Experience of Downward Mobility in the American Middle Class (1989) (0)
Feminists on feminism (1974) (0)
Difficult patients are easy if you know these techniques. (1995) (0)
Education, Efficiency, and Productivity (1978) (0)
Beyond gender discrimination (1993) (0)
Dump managed care? This doctor did. (1997) (0)
Fascinating but Murky Area@@@Consumer Choice in the American Economy (1967) (0)
She heeded a call, and transformed a town. (1998) (0)
The Economics of the Ghetto.@@@Urban Land Economics and Public Policy. (1972) (0)
WOMEN IN SCIENCE: DEFINITIONS AND DATA FOR ECONOMIC ANALYSIS (1973) (0)
Book Reviews of Phillip Saunders and William Walstad's The Principles of Economics Course: A Handbook for Instructors (1990) (0)
Reporting on a colleague's conduct cost this doctor plenty. (1993) (0)

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