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23 set 2024 · In this podcast series of conversations with leading thinkers and practitioners, we are creating an oral history of an entire generation of industrial relations experts and labor economists whose contributions to their fields have been absolutely extraordinary. Hosted by Orley Ashenfelter, the Joseph Douglas Green 1895 Professor of ...
8 ott 2024 · Orley Ashenfelter interviews Samuel Bowles “on his deep interest in the causes of inequality & his work to transform economics” (“The Work Goes On” podcast, posted October 7, 2024).
10 ott 2024 · ONE AUDIO: Orley Ashenfelter & Sam Bowles: Samuel Bowles on his career-long struggle to transform economics into a discipline with a human face: How witnessing stark inequality in India as a boy compelled him to examine questions of social justice.
7 ott 2024 · "The Work Goes On"—a podcast produced as Princeton's Industrial Relations Section (IR Section) celebrates its 100th anniversary—is an oral history of industrial relations and labor economics hosted (typically) by Princeton's Orley Ashenfelter.
9 ott 2024 · Orley Ashenfelter interviews Samuel Bowles “on his deep interest in the causes of inequality & his work to transform economics” (“The Work Goes On” podcast, posted October 7, 2024).
26 set 2024 · Orley Ashenfelter, an emeritus faculty member at Princeton, is often considered the founding father of this area of study. A wine connoisseur himself, he developed a modelization of the price of wine in order to identify inexpensive wines people should consider buying and the pricier ones they should steer clear of.
8 ott 2024 · And Maya is also a grandchild of the revolution. Her advisor was Janet Currie whose advisors were Orley Ashenfelter and David Card. So it is interesting to see the propagation of that department moving through the profession.
