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Bachelors Economics Princeton University

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According to Wikipedia, Eleanor P. Brown is an American economist. She is the James Irvine Professor of Economics at Pomona College in Claremont, California, and is a co-editor of the academic journal Review of Economics of the Household.

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Gifts of money and gifts of time estimating the effects of tax prices and available time (1992) (231)
Charitable Giving by Married Couples (2003) (194)
The Intergenerational Transmission of Generosity. (2008) (154)
Assessing the Value of Volunteer Activity (1999) (140)
Wage and Nonwage Discrimination in Professional Basketball: Do Fans Affect It? (1991) (102)
Exploring the Gender Gap on the GRE Subject Test in Economics (1995) (85)
The Scope of Volunteer Activity and Public Service (1999) (77)
Human Capital Accumulation and the Optimal Level of Unemployment Insurance Provision (1988) (38)
Who Decides in Giving to Education? A Study of Charitable Giving by Married Couples (2007) (31)
Nonmonetary Rewards for Skilled Volunteer Labor: A Look at Crisis Intervention Volunteers (1989) (28)
Altruism Toward Groups: The Charitable Provision of Private Goods (1997) (27)
Tax Incentives and Charitable Giving: Evidence from New Survey Data (1987) (26)
Is the male marriage premium due to selection ? The effect of shotgun weddings on the return to marriage (1999) (25)
Married couples' charitable giving: Who and why (2005) (19)
Donors, Ideologues, and Bureaucrats: Government Objectives and the Performance of the Nonprofit Sector (2009) (18)
The Tower of Babel: Bridging the Divide between Critical Race Theory and "Mainstream" Civil Rights Scholarship (1995) (18)
Markets with Competition between For-profit and Nonprofit Firms (2010) (13)
Is volunteer labor part of household production? Evidence from married couples (2013) (13)
Making Philanthropy Work: Social Capital and Human Capital as Predictors of Household Giving (2001) (10)
Racial Differences in Civic Participation and Charitable Giving: The Confounding Effects of Educational Attainment and Unmeasured Ability (2007) (8)
Black Like Me? "Gangsta" Culture, Clarence Thomas, and Afrocentric Academies (2000) (7)
"Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Child Domestic Workers and Patterns of Trafficking in Cambodia" (2007) (7)
Life Expectancy and the Search for a Bag Lady Effect in Charitable Giving (2016) (7)
Inheritance and Charitable Donations (2002) (6)
Earned, owned, or transferred: are donations sensitive to the composition of income and wealth? (2010) (6)
Unemployment Insurance Taxes and Cyclical Layoff Incentives (1986) (5)
Uniting indigenous communities in Cambodia to claim the right to maternal healthcare (2006) (5)
A close look at the demography of Afghanistan (1979) (5)
Outsourcing Immigration Compliance (2009) (5)
Commitment and Tenure of Highly Skilled Volunteers: Management Issues in a Nonprofit Agency (1990) (3)
Readings, issues, and questions in public finance (1988) (2)
Outsourcing Criminal Deportees (2013) (2)
Harnessing the Potential to Develop Cambodia (2008) (2)
COMMENT: BEQUESTS AND HORIZONTAL EQUITY UNDER A CONSUMPTION TAX (1983) (2)
Donors, Ideologues, and Bureaucrats: The Principal-Agent Relationship between Government and the Nonprofit Sector (2006) (1)
Household Decisions Regarding Charitable Gifts (2000) (1)
On Black South Africans, Black Americans, and Black West Indians: Some Thoughts on We Want What’s Ours (2016) (1)
On the Evolution of Property Ownership Among Former Slaves, Newly Freedmen (2016) (1)
THE BLACKS WHO "GOT" THEIR 40 ACRES: A THEORY OF BLACK WEST INDIAN MIGRANT ASSET ACQUISITION (2013) (1)
NOTE ON 2 TIM. ii 15 (0)
Fordham Fertility, Immigration, and Public Support for Parenting Fertility, Immigration, and Public Support for Parenting (2022) (0)
Version of December 30 , 2002 Inheritance and Charitable Donations (2002) (0)
Book Review (2019) (0)
Why Black Homeowners are More Likely to Be Caribbean-American than African-American in New York: A Theory of How Early West Indian Migrants Broke Racial Cartels in Housing (2016) (0)
How the U.S. Selected for a Black British Bourgeoisie (2013) (0)
Is volunteer labor part of household production? Evidence from married couples (2012) (0)
A VISA TO "SNITCH" (2011) (0)
Guest work as sex work: Some preliminary thoughts on Margaret Radin and black women selling sex across borders (2015) (0)
Introduction (2001) (0)
Comment: An Algebra-Based Complement to “Demonstrating the Equivalence Between Two Methods of Measuring Excess Burden” (2003) (0)
A Visa to "Snitch": An Addendum to Cox and Posner (2012) (0)
Prison Segregation (2023) (0)
Readings, Issues, and Problems in Public Finance (1992) (0)
Household Decisions regarding Charitable Gifts Claremont Colleges Working Papers in Economics (2000) (0)
Involuntary Employment in Contracts with Risky Job Search (1989) (0)
“SEX WORK” AS “GUEST WORK”: SOME PRELIMINARY THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN CHOOSING TO SELL SEX ACROSS BORDERS (2012) (0)
Why Black Homeowners are More Likely to be Caribbean American than African American in New York: A Theory of How Early West Indian Migrants Broke Racial Cartels in Housing (2021) (0)
An Addendum to Cox and Posner: A Visa to 'Snitch' (2011) (0)
A NOTE ON PHIL. I 21, 22 (0)
Visa as Property, Visa as Collateral (2011) (0)

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