James J. Feigenbaum
Boston University
H-index: 19
North America-United States
Top articles of James J. Feigenbaum
Title | Journal | Author(s) | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Organizational and Economic Obstacles to Automation: A Cautionary Tale from AT&T in the Twentieth Century | Management Science | James Feigenbaum Daniel P Gross | 2024/2/27 |
Answering the Call of Automation: How the Labor Market Adjusted to Mechanizing Telephone Operation | James Feigenbaum Daniel P Gross | 2020/11/9 | |
How the other half died: Immigration and mortality in US cities | Review of Economic Studies | Philipp Ager James J Feigenbaum Casper W Hansen Hui Ren Tan | 2024/1 |
Racial inequality in the prime of life: infectious disease mortality in US cities, 1906–1933 | Social Science History | Aja Antoine-Jones James J Feigenbaum Lauren Hoehn-Velasco Christopher Muller Elizabeth Wrigley-Field | 2023/8 |
Examining the Role of Training Data for Supervised Methods of Automated Record Linkage: Lessons for Best Practice in Economic History | Available at SSRN 4669534 | James Feigenbaum Jonas Helgertz Joseph Price | 2023/11 |
“Descended from Immigrants and Revolutionists:” How Family History Shapes Immigration Policymaking | How Family History Shapes Immigration Policymaking (March 23, 2022). HKS Working Paper No. RWP19-028 | James Feigenbaum Maxwell Palmer Benjamin Schneer | 2022/3 |
Racial disparities in mortality during the 1918 influenza pandemic in United States cities | Demography | Martin Eiermann Elizabeth Wrigley-Field James J Feigenbaum Jonas Helgertz Elaine Hernandez | 2022/10/1 |
Capital Destruction and Economic Growth: The Effects of Sherman's March, 1850-1920 | American Economic Journal: Applied Economics | James Feigenbaum James Lee Filippo Mezzanotti | 2022/10/1 |
Health in Historical Political Economy | James J Feigenbaum | 2022/8/18 | |
1918 every year: racial inequality in infectious mortality, 1906–1942 | AEA Papers and Proceedings | James J Feigenbaum Lauren Hoehn-Velasco Christopher Muller Elizabeth Wrigley-Field | 2022/5/1 |
Why does education increase voting? Evidence from Boston’s charter schools | Sarah Cohodes James J Feigenbaum | 2021/9/27 | |
Automated linking of historical data | Journal of Economic Literature | Ran Abramitzky Leah Boustan Katherine Eriksson James Feigenbaum Santiago Pérez | 2021/9/1 |
After the burning: The economic effects of the 1921 tulsa race massacre | Alex Albright Jeremy A Cook James J Feigenbaum Laura Kincaide Jason Long | 2021/7/5 | |
Childhood cross-ethnic exposure predicts political behavior seven decades later: Evidence from linked administrative data | Science Advances | Jacob R Brown Ryan D Enos James Feigenbaum Soumyajit Mazumder | 2021/6/11 |
Did the Urban Mortality Penalty Disappear? Revisiting the Early Twentieth Century’s Urban-Rural Mortality Convergence | James Feigenbaum Lauren Hoehn-Velasco Elizabeth Wrigley-Field | 2020/12 | |
The return to education in the mid-twentieth century: Evidence from twins | The Journal of Economic History | James J Feigenbaum Hui Ren Tan | 2020/12 |
Inequality and the Safety Net in American Cities throughout the Income Distribution, 1929–1940 | Measuring Distribution and Mobility of Income and Wealth | James Feigenbaum Price Fishback Keoka Grayson | 2020/7/15 |
Regulating Child Labor: Evidence from the US Progressive Era | James J Feigenbaum Gianluca Russo | 2020/6/15 | |
When Coercive Economies Fail: The Political Economy of the US South After the Boll Weevil | James J Feigenbaum Soumyajit Mazumder Cory B Smith | 2020/5/18 |
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