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Phillip Nelson

Economics

#2558

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#2915

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Microeconomics

#118

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#123

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Macroeconomics

#271

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#287

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Bachelors Economics Stanford University

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Why Is Phillip Nelson Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Phillip Jacob Nelson is an emeritus professor at Binghamton University, where he was Bartle Professor of Economics. He is noted for having been the first to observe the distinction between an experience good and a search good.

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Phillip Nelson's Published Works

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Information and Consumer Behavior (1970) (5721)
Advertising as Information (1974) (2222)
MIGRATION, REAL INCOME AND INFORMATION1 (1959) (148)
The Economic Consequences of Advertising (1975) (111)
Consumer Information and Advertising (1981) (68)
If Extremists Vote How do They Express Themselves? An Empirical Test of an Expressive Theory of Voting (2002) (30)
The Elasticity of Labor Supply to the Individual Firm (1973) (24)
Voting and Imitative Behavior (1994) (22)
Redistribution and the income of the median voter (1999) (20)
Signaling Goodness: Social Rules and Public Choice (2003) (20)
Comments on "The Economics of Consumer Information Acquisition." (1980) (11)
Is relative income of overriding importance for individuals (2007) (11)
Diversity: a professional imperative. (2004) (9)
Political Information (1976) (5)
Discerning Discrimination: Does Interviewing Firms Make a Difference? (1995) (4)
Comments on Peltzman (1981) (3)
Taking issue with Maynes on consumer protection (JCP, 1979/2 and 3+4) (1980) (2)
Legislative Majorities and Alternative Theories of the Size of Government (1994) (2)
Political Party Purpose, Individual Votes, and Political Action Committee Contributions (1998) (2)
The Indivisible Hand of Peace? Consumption Opportunities and Civil War (2019) (1)
A Comparative Study of Student Demand for Status in Ireland, Italy and the United States (2007) (1)
The Effects of FTC Advertising Regulation: Comment (1981) (1)
Wages and the Cost of Search (1970) (1)
Female income generation and intimate partner violence: Evidence from a representative survey in Turkey (2022) (0)
American Industrial Development: An Interdisciplinary Approach. (1973) (0)
Medical education and decisions. (1973) (0)
Population Redistribution and Economic Growth, United States, 1870-1950, Vol. II: Analyses of Economic Change. Simon Kuznets , Ann Ratner Miller , Richard A. Easterlin (1961) (0)
A Short History of Distributive Justice, Samuel Fleischacker (2008) (0)
Status Buying Responses in a Survey of Students and Variations in Informational Levels (2004) (0)
The Demise of "Separate-But-Equal": The Role of the Supreme Court in the Racial Desegregation of Education (1971) (0)
Morality and the Political Process (2002) (0)
The Talk at Home Has Been Politics. (1984) (0)
The Art of Sailing (2012) (0)
The Art of Sailing: An Exploration of Memory, Imagination, and Place (2012) (0)
Informative Advertising and Welfare (2016) (0)
Mid-USA, Making Informed Decisions: Using Student Activities. (1979) (0)
Workers and Industrial Change: A Case Study of Labor Mobility (1958) (0)
Money. Money. Money? : economic incentives in civil conflict (2019) (0)
Clinical edge: Malignant hyperthermia: An overview (2014) (0)
The 1862 Land Act Map (2005) (0)
A Social Studies Class Goes to the Shop. (1973) (0)
Economics of Information: Discussion (1973) (0)

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