Socioeconomic Careers and Differential Mortality Among Older Men in the United States
Mare, Robert Working paper no. 1987-30
Mare, Robert Working paper no. 1987-30
Mare, Robert, and Christopher Winship Working paper no. 1987-31
Mare, Robert, and Christopher Winship Working paper no. 1987-32
Mare, Robert and Meei-Shenn Tzeng Working paper no. 1987-36
Gamoran, Adam and Robert Mare Working paper no. 1987-39
Mare, Robert Working paper no. 1994-04
Mare, Robert Working paper no. 1995-10
Warren, John, Paul LePore, and Robert Mare Working paper no. 1996-23 Abstract In this paper we ask how employment during high school affects students’ grades in mathematics and reading courses. We argue that prior research has been inadequate in three important respects. First, too little attention has been paid to the operationalization of employment in …
Mare, Robert Working paper no. 1997-03 Abstract Recent commentary has suggested that the relatively high fertility of poorly educated women tends to dampen the average intellectual qualifications of the population. To evaluate this claim requires a model of population growth that takes account of fertility differences among women with varying levels of educational attainment and …