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Thomas J. Kniesner (1947-)

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Name	Thomas J. Kniesner
Time	1947- (Date of birth and death)
Place	USA
Gender	männlich
Profession	Wirtschaftswissenschaftler (characteristic profession)
Variant	Thomas J. J. Kniesner T. J. Kniesner Thomas Kniesner
Related	Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. Center for Policy Research Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der Arbeit Syracuse University
Topic	Personen zu Wirtschaftswissenschaften
Further information	Department of Economics, Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, USA Univ. of North Carolina; Ballantine Hall, Indiana Univ.
Source	LoC-NA
Record type	Person
GND-Identifier	129252840
Record ID	129252840
Involved in show all Daniel Kahneman’s underappreciated last published paper: Empirical implications for benefit-cost analysis and a chat session discussion with bots Daniel Kahneman’s Underappreciated Last Published Paper: Empirical Implications for Benefit-Cost Analysis and a Chat Session Discussion with Bots Employer Monopsony Power Does Not Reduce the Value of a Statistical Life A Tale of the Tails: The Value of a Statistical Life at the Tails of the Age Distribution Compensation Peer Group Effects: Evidence from NFL Professional Football The Military VSL “Injury risk, concussions, race, and pay in the NFL” Injury Risk, Concussions, Race, and Pay in the NFL Compensating Differentials for Occupational Health and Safety Risks: Implications of Recent Evidence Promoting Equity through Equitable Risk Tradeoffs The forgotten numbers: A closer look at COVID-19 non-fatal valuations Opting out of workers’ compensation: Non-subscription in Texas and its effects The Forgotten Numbers: A Closer Look at COVID-19 Non-Fatal Valuations Behavioral economics and the value of a statistical life Behavioral Economics and the Value of a Statistical Life Opting out of Workers' Compensation: Non-Subscription in Texas and Its Effects Running the Risk of an Injury in the NFL: Short-Run and Career Consequences Combat, Casualties, and Compensation: Evidence from Iraq and Afghanistan Reducing risks in wartime through capital-labor substitution: Evidence from World War II Differential and Distributional Effects of Energy Efficiency Surveys: Evidence from Electricity Consumption Reducing Risks in Wartime Through Capital-Labor Substitution: Evidence from World War II Hedonic Estimation under Very General Conditions Using Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs New Estimates of the Value of a Statistical Life Using Air Bag Regulations as a Quasi-Experiment Willingness to Accept Equals Willingness to Pay for Labor Market Estimates of the Value of Statistical Life Losers and Losers: Some Demographics of Medical Malpractice Tort Reforms Social Interactions in the Labor Market Hedonic wage equilibrium: theory, evidence and policy Policy relevant heterogeneity in the value of statistical life: new evidence from panel data quantile regressions Distribution of wealth and interdependent preferences Distribution of Wealth and Interdependent Preferences Social interactions in demand Social Interactions in Demand Pinning down the value of statistical life Life-Cycle Consumption and the Age-Adjusted Value of Life On the Measurement of Job Risk in Hedonic Wage Models Explicit Versus Implicit Income Insurance Nonlinearity in dynamic adjustment: Semiparametric estimation of panel labor supply

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Thomas J. Kniesner (1947-)

Daniel Kahneman’s underappreciated last published paper: Empirical implications for benefit-cost analysis and a chat session discussion with bots

Daniel Kahneman’s Underappreciated Last Published Paper: Empirical Implications for Benefit-Cost Analysis and a Chat Session Discussion with Bots

Employer Monopsony Power Does Not Reduce the Value of a Statistical Life

A Tale of the Tails: The Value of a Statistical Life at the Tails of the Age Distribution

Compensation Peer Group Effects: Evidence from NFL Professional Football

The Military VSL

“Injury risk, concussions, race, and pay in the NFL”

Injury Risk, Concussions, Race, and Pay in the NFL

Compensating Differentials for Occupational Health and Safety Risks: Implications of Recent Evidence

Promoting Equity through Equitable Risk Tradeoffs

The forgotten numbers: A closer look at COVID-19 non-fatal valuations

Opting out of workers’ compensation: Non-subscription in Texas and its effects

The Forgotten Numbers: A Closer Look at COVID-19 Non-Fatal Valuations

Behavioral economics and the value of a statistical life

Behavioral Economics and the Value of a Statistical Life

Opting out of Workers' Compensation: Non-Subscription in Texas and Its Effects

Running the Risk of an Injury in the NFL: Short-Run and Career Consequences

Combat, Casualties, and Compensation: Evidence from Iraq and Afghanistan

Reducing risks in wartime through capital-labor substitution: Evidence from World War II

Differential and Distributional Effects of Energy Efficiency Surveys: Evidence from Electricity Consumption

Reducing Risks in Wartime Through Capital-Labor Substitution: Evidence from World War II

Hedonic Estimation under Very General Conditions Using Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs

New Estimates of the Value of a Statistical Life Using Air Bag Regulations as a Quasi-Experiment

Willingness to Accept Equals Willingness to Pay for Labor Market Estimates of the Value of Statistical Life

Losers and Losers: Some Demographics of Medical Malpractice Tort Reforms

Social Interactions in the Labor Market

Hedonic wage equilibrium: theory, evidence and policy

Policy relevant heterogeneity in the value of statistical life: new evidence from panel data quantile regressions

Distribution of wealth and interdependent preferences

Distribution of Wealth and Interdependent Preferences

Social interactions in demand

Social Interactions in Demand

Pinning down the value of statistical life

Life-Cycle Consumption and the Age-Adjusted Value of Life

On the Measurement of Job Risk in Hedonic Wage Models

Explicit Versus Implicit Income Insurance

Nonlinearity in dynamic adjustment: Semiparametric estimation of panel labor supply