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Daniel Hamermesh

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University of Texas at Austin

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College of Liberal Arts

Economics

Daniel Hamermesh is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

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economics social sciences labour economics economic research economic analysis sociology labor market outcomes economic behavior economic theory labor relations applied economics unemployment econometrics labor force trend economic inequality labor market impact journalism economic literature economic inquiry work adjustment labor market participation time use racial discrimination demography unpaid work labor market integration labor demand higher education industrial relations labor migration market work total work personnel economics income distribution gender discrimination household production family psychology theoretical economics human resources timing analysis economic measure social bias faculty professional development marriage later adulthood time-use data labor economics unemployment insurance wage discrimination stress cost professional development migration studies cultural change family issues european society education economics economic evaluation scheduling problems life satisfaction loneliness human wellbeing happiness audience reception economic change intergenerational relations regional economics sociology of law long run adjustment costs non-ignorable non-response bias college curriculum professional etiquette labor supply elasticities economic dynamics entrepreneurship european economic history evolutionary data mining data mining artificial intelligence optimization-based data mining knowledge discovery data science computational intelligence machine learning

Notable Scholarly Works

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Looks and Longevity: Do Prettier People Live Longer?. Social Science & Medicine (2024)

Connor M. SheehanDaniel S. Hamermesh

life expectancysocial medicinelongevityhuman variationsocial science researchbody imagedemographysociologypopulation healthsociobiologysocial gerontologysocial sciencesmortalityquality of lifeanthropology

Publishing Economics: How Slow? Why Slow? is Slow Productive? How to Fix Slow?. Journal of Economic Literature (2024)

Aboozar HadavandDaniel S. HamermeshWesley W. Wilson

slow productiveeconomic literaturejournalismeconomics

Pulchronomics Today: Advances in the Economics of Beauty. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2024)

Zeev ShtudinerOlga ShurchkovDaniel Hamermesh

behavioral economicseconomicseconomic behaviorbusinessorganizational economicsagricultural economics

The Economic Impact of Heritable Physical Traits: Hot Parents, Rich Kid?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Daniel HamermeshAnwen Zhang

economic impactgeneticssocial science researcheconomicssocial sciencesdevelopment economicsheritable physical traitssocioeconomics

The Mismeasurement of Work Time: Implications for Wage Discrimination and Inequality. Social Science Research Network (2024)

George BorjasDaniel Hamermesh

economic inequalitysocial science researcheconomicssociologywage discriminationwork timesocial sciences

Aging in Style: Seniority and Sentiment in Scholarly Writing. Southern economic journal (2023)

Lea-Rachel KosnikDaniel Hamermesh

later adulthoodeconomicsageingageismscholarly writingscholarly communicationbibliometrics

Days of Work Over a Half Century: The Rise of the Four-Day Workweek. ILR Review (2023)

Daniel S. HamermeshJeff E. Biddle

labor relationsindustrial organizationindustrial relationsmanagementindustrial engineeringchanging workforcehalf centuryworkplace studiesorganizational theoryhuman resourcesgender studiesworkforce developmentwork adjustmenthuman resource managementfour-day workweekindustrial ergonomics

Home Alone: Widows’ Well-Being and Time. Journal of Happiness Studies (2023)

Maja AdenaDaniel HamermeshMichał MyckMonika Oczkowska

well-beinglifespan developmenthuman wellbeingfamily studiesfamily issuesmental healthhealth psychologyfamily psychologysocial isolationsocial-emotional wellbeingsocial sciencespsychologyhuman conditionjournalism

“O Youth and Beauty:” Children's Looks and Children's Cognitive Development. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2023)

Daniel S. HamermeshRachel A. GordonRobert Crosnoe

social behaviorcognitive developmentchildren's literaturebehavioral scienceseconomic behaviorsocial sciencesconsumer behaviourchild developmentjournalism

Why Do Older Scholars Slow Down?. Economic inquiry (2023)

Daniel HamermeshLea-Rachel Kosnik

later adulthoodsocial changeeconomicsageingolder scholarseconomic inquiry

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Daniel Hamermesh

Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Economics

Daniel Hamermesh is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Daniel Hamermesh

University of Texas at Austin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Looks and Longevity: Do Prettier People Live Longer?. Social Science & Medicine (2024)

Connor M. SheehanDaniel S. Hamermesh

Publishing Economics: How Slow? Why Slow? is Slow Productive? How to Fix Slow?. Journal of Economic Literature (2024)

Aboozar HadavandDaniel S. HamermeshWesley W. Wilson

slow productiveeconomic literaturejournalismeconomics

Pulchronomics Today: Advances in the Economics of Beauty. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2024)

Zeev ShtudinerOlga ShurchkovDaniel Hamermesh

behavioral economicseconomicseconomic behaviorbusinessorganizational economicsagricultural economics

The Economic Impact of Heritable Physical Traits: Hot Parents, Rich Kid?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Daniel HamermeshAnwen Zhang

economic impactgeneticssocial science researcheconomicssocial sciencesdevelopment economicsheritable physical traitssocioeconomics

The Mismeasurement of Work Time: Implications for Wage Discrimination and Inequality. Social Science Research Network (2024)

George BorjasDaniel Hamermesh

economic inequalitysocial science researcheconomicssociologywage discriminationwork timesocial sciences

Aging in Style: Seniority and Sentiment in Scholarly Writing. Southern economic journal (2023)

Lea-Rachel KosnikDaniel Hamermesh

later adulthoodeconomicsageingageismscholarly writingscholarly communicationbibliometrics

Days of Work Over a Half Century: The Rise of the Four-Day Workweek. ILR Review (2023)

Daniel S. HamermeshJeff E. Biddle

Home Alone: Widows’ Well-Being and Time. Journal of Happiness Studies (2023)

Maja AdenaDaniel HamermeshMichał MyckMonika Oczkowska

“O Youth and Beauty:” Children's Looks and Children's Cognitive Development. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2023)

Daniel S. HamermeshRachel A. GordonRobert Crosnoe

social behaviorcognitive developmentchildren's literaturebehavioral scienceseconomic behaviorsocial sciencesconsumer behaviourchild developmentjournalism

Why Do Older Scholars Slow Down?. Economic inquiry (2023)

Daniel HamermeshLea-Rachel Kosnik

later adulthoodsocial changeeconomicsageingolder scholarseconomic inquiry

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