Paul Taubman

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Paul Taubman is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Princeton University, Stanford University, University of Chicago, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania

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#3091

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#3504

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#986

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Financial Economics

#67

World Rank

#67

Historical Rank

#21

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Macroeconomics

#347

World Rank

#370

Historical Rank

#112

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According to Wikipedia, Paul James Taubman was an American economist who taught at the University of Pennsylvania. He conducted a prominent twin study on the heritability of income, which was published in 1976. This study has been cited as a pioneering one in the field of genoeconomics. Subsequently, Arthur Goldberger published a paper critiquing Taubman's study, noting that heritability estimates were highly sensitive to assumptions about the degree of overlap between genetic and environmental variables. During the 1970s, Taubman also researched the effect of schooling on individual earnings among World War II veterans.

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Paul Taubman's Published Works

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Parental Preferences and Provision for Progeny (1982) (593)
Endowments and the Allocation of Schooling in the Family and in the Marriage Market: The Twins Experiment (1994) (505)
Birth Order, Schooling, and Earnings (1986) (405)
Individual Endowments, College Choice and Wages: Estimates Using Data on Female Twins (1996) (285)
The Determinants of Earnings: Genetics, Family, and Other Environments; A Study of White Male Twins (1976) (267)
Health and labor market success: the role of various diseases. (1979) (247)
The Intergenerational Correlation Between Children'S Adult Earnings And Their Parents' Income: Results From The Michigan Panel Survey Of Income Dynamics (1990) (246)
Higher Education, Mental Ability, and Screening (1973) (198)
An Analysis of the Health and Retirement Status of the Elderly (1984) (198)
Is Schooling "Mostly in the Genes"? Nature-Nurture Decomposition Using Data on Relatives (1989) (197)
Socioeconomic Success: A Study of the Effects of Genetic Endowments (1980) (188)
Chapter 21 Segmented labor markets (1986) (142)
Do Parents Favor Boys (1986) (137)
Some Economic and Demographic Consequences of Mental Illness (1986) (137)
From Parent to Child: Intrahousehold Allocations and Intergenerational Relations in the United States (1995) (132)
Family Resources, Family Size, and Access to Financing for College Education (1989) (119)
Role of Parental Income in Educational Attainment (1989) (101)
Intergenerational Transmission of Income and Wealth (1976) (101)
Earnings, education, genetics, and environment. (1976) (92)
Healthiness, Education, and Marital Status (1980) (89)
Genetic influences on job satisfaction and work values (1994) (85)
Changes in Life-Cycle Earnings: What Do Social Security Data Show?. (1982) (83)
Kinometrics : determinants of socioeconomic success within and between families (1978) (83)
USER COST, CAPITAL UTILIZATION AND INVESTMENT THEORY* (1970) (80)
Policy Simulations with an Econometric Model (1968) (68)
From Parent to Child (1995) (58)
Does college matter? : Some evidence on the impacts of higher education (1973) (55)
Mortality and morbidity among adults and the elderly (1993) (55)
Front matter, Higher Education and Earnings: College as an Investment and Screening Device (1974) (48)
Kinometrics: Determinants of Socioeconomic Success within and between Families. (1979) (47)
Education as an Investment and a Screening Device (1975) (47)
The wealth model: efficiency in education and distribution in the family. (1990) (40)
The Average Workweek of Capital in Manufacturing (1971) (38)
Mental Ability and Higher Educational Attainment in the 20th Century (1972) (36)
Why do Wage Profiles Slope Upward? Tests of the General Human Capital Model (1994) (34)
Who Uses Illegal Drugs (1991) (34)
Black-white mortality inequalities☆ (1991) (34)
Income distribution and redistribution (1978) (32)
Genetic Influences on Job and Occupational Switching (1997) (31)
ECONOMIC AND TAX DEPRECIATION OF OFFICE BUILDINGS (1969) (31)
Effect of number and position of siblings on child and adult outcomes. (1986) (27)
A Short-Term Forecasting Model (1964) (26)
The Aggregate Propensity to Save: Some Concepts and Their Application to International Data (1966) (23)
Chapter 11 Mortality and morbidity among adults and the elderly (1997) (23)
Learning by Observing and the Distribution of Wages (1983) (19)
Age-specific death rates. (1988) (18)
Discrimination Within the Family: The Treatment of Daughters and Sons (1991) (17)
PERMANENT AND TRANSITORY INCOME EFFECTS (1965) (15)
"Kuznets Cycles" in Growth Rates: The Meaning (1965) (15)
Policy Simulations with an Econometric Model. (1969) (15)
The Roles of the Family in the Formation of Offsprings’ Earnings and Income Capacity (1996) (14)
Saving and Distribution (1993) (14)
Subsidies, Economic Lives, and Complete Resource Misallocation (1971) (13)
Labour and Non-Labour Income Saving Propensities (1969) (13)
Personal Saving: A Time Series Analysis of Three Measures of the Same Conceptual Series (1968) (13)
CHANGES IN THE IMPACT OF EDUCATION AND INCOME ON MORTALITY IN THE U.S (2002) (11)
Schooling, Ability, Non Pecuniary Rewards, Socioeconomic Background and the Lifetime Distribution of Earnings (1973) (11)
The Impact of Minimum Wages on the Distributions of Earnings for Major Race-Sex Groups: A Dynamic Analysis (1983) (11)
The Competition for Savings (1970) (11)
Conceptual and Statistical Problems (1972) (11)
A comparison and latent variable test of two fertile ideas (1990) (9)
Causes, Correlates and Consequences of Death Among Older Adults: Some Methodological Approaches and Substantive Analyses (1998) (9)
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from the National Bureau of Economic Research Volume Title: Higher Education and Earnings: College as an Investment and Screening Device (1974) (9)
Determinants of Pension Benefits (1985) (9)
Pensions and Mortality (1981) (8)
Supplemental Social Insurance and the Health of the Poor (1983) (8)
What We Learn from Estimating the Genetic Contribution to Inequality in Earnings: Reply (1978) (7)
Earnings: Higher Education, Mental Ability, and Screening (1974) (7)
The Effects of Ad Valorem and Specific Taxes on Prices (1965) (7)
Public Economic Theory and Policy (1973) (7)
Impact of Investment Subsidies in a Neoclassical Growth Model (1969) (6)
Determinants of socioeconomic success: regression and latent variables analysis in samples of twins. (1978) (5)
The Human-Capital Approach to Higher Education (1974) (4)
A test of the Easterlin fertility model using income (1989) (4)
Education on a Screening Device (1974) (4)
A Forecasting Model of Federal Purchases of Goods and Services (1962) (3)
Economic activity and finance (1982) (3)
The Interest Elasticity of Savings, Income Taxes, and the Permanent-Income Hypothesis (1975) (3)
Research Methodology Notes: The Inadequacy of Cross-Section Age-Earnings Profiles When Ability Is Not Held Constant (1972) (2)
Education, Income, and Ability: Comment (1972) (2)
Age-Earnings Profiles (1974) (2)
Sources of Inequality in Earnings. Personal Skills, Random Events, Preferences Towards Risk and Other Occupational Characteristics.@@@Income Differences: Recent Research. (1977) (2)
Age-Specific Death Rates With Tobacco Smoking and Occupational Activity: Sensitivity to Sample Length, Functional Form, and Unobserved Frailty (1990) (2)
Introduction and Summary of Findings (1972) (1)
Rates of Returns to Education Based on the NBER-TH Data (1974) (1)
Age-specific death rates with covariates. (1987) (1)
THE ECONOMICS OF THE ASSET DEPRECIATION RANGE SYSTEM: THE CASE AGAINST ADR (1972) (1)
Measures of Mental Ability and Educational Attainment (1972) (1)
Appendix L: The Effects of Ediucation on Incomes of the Successful: Evidence from the Lewellen Data (1974) (0)
La educación como inversión y como instrumento de selección (1976) (0)
Appendix H: Data on Earnings in 1968 and 1958 (1974) (0)
Life expectancy of monozygotic and dizygotic twins. (1993) (0)
Appendix A: Problems in Measuring Education (1974) (0)
Appendix D: Grouping (1974) (0)
A synthesis of saving theory with special reference to the components of personal saving (1965) (0)
Appendix A: Data and Results from the Various Studies Used in this Report (1972) (0)
The Investment Tax Credit, Once More (1973) (0)
Appendix I: Characteristics of the Residuals (1974) (0)
Effects of Education and Mental Ability on Income: The Evidence from the Wolfe-Smith Data (1974) (0)
Appendix C: Adjustment Procedures for Average-Ability and Loss-of-Talent Calculations (1972) (0)
Appendix K: Estimating Private and Social Costs of Higher Education (1974) (0)
Friend, Irwin (1915–1987) (1987) (0)
Appendix C: Estimation of the Mean Income for the Open-Ended Class (1974) (0)
The Optimal Choice of Health and Mortality (1998) (0)
Statistical Techniques for Estimation of Hazard Functions (1998) (0)
Appendix E: Response Bias, Test Scores, and Factor-Analysis (1974) (0)
Mortality Hazard Estimates from the Dorn Sample: Smoking, Occupational Risks, Birth Cohort, Functional Form and Frailty (1998) (0)
Age specific death rates: black-white differences in mortality. (1988) (0)
Appendix J: Interpolation Methods (1974) (0)
Within-Occupation Regressions (1974) (0)
Appendix B: Mental-Ability Tests and Factors (1975) (0)
Appendix B: Other Studies (1972) (0)
The BVER-TH Sample Regression Results (1974) (0)
Private Rates of Return on Social Security and Their Relation to Mortality for Groups Defined by Socioeconomic Characteristics (1998) (0)
Comment (1994) (0)
The NBER-TH Sample: A Description (1974) (0)
Appendix B: Tables to Chapter 3 (1974) (0)
Front matter, table of contents, foreword (1972) (0)
Mortality Hazard Estimates From the Retirement History Survey: Education, Pensions and Marital Status and Black-White and Gender Differences (1998) (0)
Appendix F: Success and Other Biases (1974) (0)
Appendix G: Questionaries (1974) (0)

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