2010 and 2011 - Census Bureau

Hipp, John R. 2010. “Resident
Perceptions of Crime and
Disorder: How Much is ‘Bias’,
and How Much is Social
Environment Differences?”
Criminology 48: 475–508.
[RDC]
Hipp, John. 2010. “What is
the ‘Neighbourhood’ in
Neighbourhood Satisfaction?
Comparing the Effects of
Structural Characteristics
Measured at the Micro-
Neighbourhood and Tract
Levels.” Urban Studies 47:
2517–2536. [RDC]
Hollingsworth, John M., Sanjay
Saint, Joseph W. Sakshaug,
Rodney A. Hayward, Lingling
Zhang, and David C. Miller.
2012. “Physician Practices and
Readiness for Medical Home
Reforms: Policy, Pitfalls, and
Possibilities.” Health Services
Research 47. [RDC]
Holloway, Steven R., Richard
Wright, and Mark Ellis. 2012.
“The Racially Fragmented
City? Neighborhood Racial
Segregation and Diversity
Jointly Considered.”
Professional Geographer 64:
63–82. [RDC]
Holmes, Thomas J., and John
J. Stevens. Forthcoming.
“Exports, Borders, Distance,
and Plant Size.” Journal of
International Economics.
[RDC]
Houseman, Susan, Christopher
Kurz, Paul Lengermann, and
Benjamin Mandel. 2011.
“Offshoring Bias in U.S.
Manufacturing.” Journal of
Economic Perspectives 25:
111–132. [RDC]
Hyatt, Henry R. 2011. “The
Labor Supply Consequences
of Employment-Limiting Social
Insurance Benefits: New Tests
for Income Effects.” The B.E.
Journal of Economic Analysis
& Policy (Contributions) 11:
Article 25. [CES]
Jenkins, Stephen P., Richard V.
Burkhauser, Shuaizhang Feng,
and Jeff Larrimore. 2011.
“Measuring Inequality Using
Censored Data: A Multiple
Imputation Approach to
Estimation and Inference.”
Journal of the Royal Statistical
Society: Series A 174: 63–81.
[RDC]
Jensen, J. Bradford. 2011. Global
Trade in Services: Fear, Facts,
and Offshoring. Peterson
Institute for International
Economics. [RDC]
Kamal, Fariha, Mary E. Lovely,
and Puman Ouyang.
Forthcoming. “Does Deeper
Integration Enhance Spatial
Advantages? Market Access
and Wage Growth in China.”
International Review of
Economics and Finance. [CES]
Kapinos, Kandice. 2012.
“Changes in Firm Pension
Policy: Trends Away from
Traditional Defined Benefit
Plans.” Journal of Labor
Research 33: 91–103. [RDC]
Kerr, William R., and Ramana
Nanda. 2010. “Banking
Deregulations, Financing
Constraints, and Firm Entry
Size.” Journal of the European
Economic Association 8:
582–593. [RDC]
Kerr, William R., and
Ramana Nanda. 2011.
“Financing Constraints
and Entrepreneurship.”
In Handbook on Research
on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship, edited by
David B. Audretsch, Oliver
Falck, Stephan Heblich, and
Adam Lederer. Edward Elgar
Publishing. [RDC]
Kershaw, Kiarri N., Ana V.
Diez-Roux, Sarah A. Burgard,
Lynda D. Lisabeth, Mahasin S.
Mujahid, and Amy J. Schulz.
2011. “Metropolitan-Level
Racial Residential Segregation
and Black-White Disparities
in Hypertension.” American
Journal of Epidemiology 174:
537–545. [RDC]
Kinney, Satkartar K., Jerome
P. Reiter, Arnold P. Reznek,
Javier Miranda, Ron S. Jarmin,
and John M. Abowd. 2011.
“Towards Unrestricted Public
Use Business Microdata:
The Synthetic Longitudinal
Business Database.”
International Statistical
Review 79: 362–384. [CES]
Kritz, Mary M., Douglas T.
Gurak, and Min-Ah L. Lee.
2011. “Will They Stay?
Foreign-Born Out-Migration
From New U.S. Destinations.”
Population Research and
Policy Review 30: 537–567.
[RDC]
Lewis, Ethan. 2011.
“Immigration, Skill
Mix, and Capital-Skill
Complementarity.” Quarterly
Journal of Economics 126:
1029–1069. [RDC]
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