Harriet Orcutt Duleep

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According to Wikipedia, Harriet Orcutt Duleep is a Research Professor with The Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy of the College of William and Mary. She was a daughter of economist Guy Orcutt and is sister to economist Alice Nakamura.

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Harriet Orcutt Duleep's Published Works

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Immigrants and Human-Capital Investment (1999) (279)
The Decision to Work by Married Immigrant Women (1993) (187)
Measuring the Effect of Income on Adult Mortality Using Longitudinal Administrative Record Data (1986) (173)
The Elusive Concept of Immigrant Quality: Evidence from 1970-1990 (2002) (114)
Insights from longitudinal data on the earnings growth of U.S. foreign-born men (2002) (101)
The Decline in Immigrant Entry Earnings: Less Transferable Skills or Lower Ability? (1997) (93)
Social Security and the emigration of immigrants. (1994) (90)
Mass Immigration and the National Interest (1994) (87)
Mortality and income inequality among economically developed countries. (1995) (84)
Admission Criteria and Immigrant Earnings Profiles 1 (1996) (77)
Measuring immigrant wage growth using matched CPS files (1997) (75)
Discrimination at the Top: American‐Born Asian and White Men (1992) (52)
Measuring socioeconomic mortality differentials over time (1989) (51)
Research on Immigrant Earnings (2008) (43)
Earnings Convergence: Does It Matter Where Immigrants Come From or Why? (1996) (40)
Revisiting the Family Investment Model with Longitudinal Data: The Earnings Growth of Immigrant and U.S.-Born Women (2002) (40)
Elusive Concept of Immigrant Quality, The (1994) (40)
Immigrants and immigration policy: individual skills family ties and group identities. (1996) (37)
Empirical Regularities across Cultures: The Effect of Children on Woman's Work (1994) (36)
Immigrant Entry Earnings and Human Capital Growth: Evidence from the 1960-1990 Censuses (1997) (27)
The family investment model: A formalization and review of evidence from across immigrant groups (1998) (25)
The Adjustment of Immigrants in the Labor Market (2015) (22)
Family Unification, Siblings, and Skills (1995) (18)
Are Lower Immigrant Earnings at Entry Associated with Faster Growth?: A Review (1997) (18)
Alternative approaches to model choice (1990) (18)
Adding Immigrants to Microsimulation Models (2008) (16)
How Immigration May Affect U.S. Native Entrepreneurship: Theoretical Building Blocks and Preliminary Results (2012) (14)
Immigrant Skill Transferability and the Propensity to Invest in Human Capital (2007) (13)
CIVIL RIGHTS IN METROPOLITAN AMERICA (1992) (13)
Country of Origin and Immigrant Earnings (1994) (13)
Incorporating Longitudinal Aspects into Mortality Research Using Social Security Administrative Record Data (1986) (11)
Incorporating Immigrant Flows into Microsimulation Models (2008) (11)
Family Income (2020) (9)
Human Capital Investment (2020) (9)
U.S. Immigration Policy at a Crossroads: Should the U.S. Continue Its Family-Friendly Policy? 1 (2014) (8)
Projecting immigrant earnings: the significance of country of origin. (1998) (8)
The Economic Status of Asian Americans Before and After the Civil Rights Act (2012) (7)
Social Security and immigrant earnings. (1996) (6)
Country of Origin and Immigrant Earnings, 1960-2000: A Human Capital Investment Perspective (2014) (5)
Occupational Experience and Socioeconomic Variations in Mortality (1995) (5)
Has the US mortality differential by socioeconomic status increased over time? (1998) (5)
The Labor/Land Ratio and India's Caste System (2012) (4)
Country of Origin, Earnings Convergence, and Human Capital Investment: A New Method for the Analysis of U.S. Immigrant Economic Assimilation (2018) (4)
The Economic Status of Americans of Asian Descent: An Clearinghouse Publication 95. (1988) (4)
The Civil Rights Act and the Earnings of Lower Income Hispanic Men in the 1960's (2012) (3)
Implications for social security policy-making of research in mortality. (1984) (2)
Human Capital Investment: A History of Asian Immigrants and Their Family Ties (2021) (2)
How the earnings growth of US immigrants was underestimated (2021) (2)
Poverty and inequality in mortality (1986) (2)
U.S. Immigration Policy at a Crossroads (2013) (2)
Book Review: Labor Economics: Immigration and the Work Force: Economic Consequences for the United States and Source Areas (1994) (1)
Identifying Stable Child Status-Work Relationships for Married Women: Insights from Recent Immigrants (1994) (1)
Should the U.S. Continue its Family-Friendly Immigration Policy? (2014) (1)
One Way the Demand for Labor May Adapt to the Availability of Labor (2012) (1)
Earnings Growth versus Measures of Income and Education for Predicting Mortality (2011) (1)
Sharpening the Effectiveness of Natural Experiments as an Analytical Tool (2012) (1)
Estimating More Precise Treatment Effects in Natural and Actual Experiments (2016) (1)
Husbands and Wives: Work Decisions in a Family Investment Model? (2020) (1)
Contemporary Immigration Policy: Lessons from the Past (1996) (1)
On Immigration and Native Entrepreneurship (2021) (1)
Refugee Entrants from South East Asia, a Decade After the War: The 1985–1990 Cohort (2020) (0)
Family-friendly and human-capital-based immigration policy (2017) (0)
Following Cohorts and Individuals Over Time: Work Decisions of Married Immigrant Women (2020) (0)
Beyond the Immediate Family (2020) (0)
Conclusion (2020) (0)
Civil Rights for the Underclass: How Lower Income Blacks and Hispanics Fared in the 1960s (1994) (0)
Married Refugee Women from South East Asia: The 1975–1980 Cohort (2020) (0)
Book reviews: Labor Economics (1994) (0)
The Earnings Profiles of Immigrant Men in Specific Asian Groups: Cross-Sectional Versus Cohort-Based Estimates (2020) (0)
Country of Origin and Immigrant Earnings: Evidence from 1960-1990 (2013) (0)
Entry Earnings, Earnings Growth, and Human Capital Investment: The 1985–1990 and 1995–2000 Cohorts (2020) (0)
The Earnings and Human Capital Investment of Southeast Asian Refugee Men: The 1975–1980 Cohort (2020) (0)
Book Review: Mass Immigration and the National Interest (1994) (0)
Factors Associated with Refugee Status (2020) (0)
What Caused the Decline in Immigrant Entry Earnings Following the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965? (2020) (0)
Permanence and the Propensity to Invest (2020) (0)
THE SURVEY OF INCOMIE AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATION PAST IS PROLOGLUE : SIMULATING LIFETIME SOCIAL SECURITY EARNINGS FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY No (1996) (0)
American Economic Association Aging and Inequality in Income and Health Author ( s ) : (2007) (0)
A Longer Perspective on Initial Conditions and Immigrant Adjustment (2020) (0)
Accounting for the Economic Progress of American-Born Asians: 1960-1980 (1994) (0)
The Civil Rights Act and the Earnings of Lower Income Hispanic Men (2013) (0)
The Earnings Growth of Asian Versus European Immigrants (2020) (0)
Introduction: Background and Overview (2020) (0)
Unpaid Family Labor (2020) (0)
Modeling the Effect of a Factor Associated with Low Entry Earnings: Family Admissions and Immigrant Earnings Profiles (2020) (0)
Methodological Implications of a Human Capital Investment Perspective (2020) (0)
The Immigrant Human Capital Investment Model (2020) (0)
How the Demand for Labor May Adapt to the Availability of Labor: A Preliminary Exploration with Historical Data (2015) (0)
Explaining the High Labor Force Participation of Married Women from Asian Developing Countries (2020) (0)
A Brief Review of Immigration from Asia (2020) (0)

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