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Haim Ofek

National Bureau of Economic Research

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Journal of Human Resources | 1982

Interrupted Work Careers: Depreciation and Restoration of Human Capital

Jacob Mincer; Haim Ofek

Archive | 2001

Second Nature: Economic Origins of Human Evolution

Haim Ofek

Southern Economic Journal | 1988

City size, quality of life, and the urbanization deflator of the GNP: 1910-1984.

David E. Clark; James R. Kahn; Haim Ofek

National Bureau of Economic Research | 1980

Interrupted Work Careers

Jacob Mincer; Haim Ofek

The American Economic Review | 1977

The Value of Time in Consumption and Residential Location in an Urban Setting

Oded Hochman; Haim Ofek

Journal of Political Economy | 1979

The Distribution of Lifetime Labor Force Participation of Married Women: Comment

Jacob Mincer; Haim Ofek

The Review of Regional Studies | 1992

The Equilibrium Distribution Of Population And Wages In A System Of Cities

James R. Khan; Haim Ofek

Economica | 1979

The Economic Attainment of Women: A Comparative Analysis of the Parental Role

Haim Ofek; Fredricka Pickford Santos

Economic Inquiry | 1982

IS PERFECT COMPETITION AN EMPIRICALLY INADEQUATE MODEL

Haim Ofek

Southern Economic Journal | 1991

The Urbanization Deflator of the GNP, 1919-1984: Reply

Haim Ofek; David E. Clark; James R. Kahn

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David E. Clark

Marquette University

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Jacob Mincer

Columbia University

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James R. Kahn

Washington and Lee University

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Oded Hochman

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

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