Eric Nilsson
Professor
Ph.D., University of Massachusetts, Amherst
1989
Fields: Econometrics, labor economics, political economy, economics and philosophy
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| Representative work: |
- "Starting Wages and Healthcare Benefits at Agua Caliente Casino, 2002-2007"
- "Looking
for a Human Essence" prepared for January 2004 URPE/ASSA conference
(115K pdf file).
- "Casino
Isn't Looking Out for Workers' Health," The Desert Sun,
October 12, 2003
- Assembly Testamony: Wages and Benefits of Workers at Agua Caliente Casino
- Wages and Healthcare
Benefits of Workers at Agua Caliente Casino, report prepared
for the California State Assembly, Subcommittee on Health and Human
Services, 2003.
- "Did
Nixon's Wage and Price Controls Set in Motion the Post-1970s Decline
in Real Wages?," Review of Radical Political Economics,
September 2001 (400K pdf).
- Incentives
to Encourage More Worker Friendly Corporations in California,
report to the California State Assembly, 1999.
- "Trends
in Compensation for Production Workers: 1948-1996", David Gordon
Special Issue of Review of Radical Political Economics, December
1999 (1.9M pdf).
- "Foreign
Trade And Innovation in Domestic Labor Relations", Review
of Radical Political Economics, 31(3), September 1999 (540K pdf).
- "Public
Support for Conservative Economic Policies," Journal of
Economic Issues, June 1998 (400K pdf)
- "Wage Dependence in the Postwar United States," Review
of Radical Political Economics, 29(3), September 1997.
- "The
Growth of Union Decertification: a Nonnested Test of Two Theories," Industrial Relations, July 1997 (160K pdf).
- "The Breakdown of the U.S. Postwar System of Labor Relations:
An Econometric Study," Review of Radical Political Economics, vol. 28(1), March 1996.
- "Innovating-By-Doing:
Skill Innovation as a Source of Technological Advance," Journal
of Economic Issues, March 1995 (800K pdf).
- "Capitalists' Institutional Agenda, Class Conflict Spillover,
and the Last Instance," Review of Radical Political Economics,
vol. 26(4), December 1994.
- "Empirical Evidence that the Social Relations of Production Matter:
the Case of the U.S. Antebellum South," Cambridge Journal of
Economics, June 1994.
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