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Sense of Efficacy and Subsequent Change in Earnings-A Replication

Duncan, Greg J.; Morgan, James N. - In: Journal of Human Resources 16 (1981) 4

This research investigates the relationship between contraceptive self-efficacy and contraceptive use, measured one year later, among adolescent boys and girls. Data are obtained from the two waves of the restricted use sample of the National ...

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An overview of family : economic mobility

Duncan, Greg J. - In: Years of poverty, years of plenty : the changing …, (pp. 9-31). 1984

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The achievement motive and economic behavior

Morgan, James N. - In: Economic development and cultural change 12 (1964) 3, pp. 243-267

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The anatomy of income change

Morgan, James N. - In: Consumer behavior of individual families over two & …, (pp. 18-41). 1964

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Behavioral and social science research and the future elderly

Morgan, James N. - In: Aging : social change, (pp. 587-611). 1981

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The brotherhood of mand and the leadership of Kenneth Boulding

Morgan, James N. - In: Frontiers in social thought : essays in honor of …, (pp. 87-95). 1976

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The burden of import duties : a comment

Morgan, James N. - In: The American economic review 37 (1947) 3, pp. 407-409

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The consumer in an affluent society

Morgan, James N. - In: The changing American economy, (pp. 49-64). 1967

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Consumer investment expenditures

Morgan, James N. - In: The American economic review 48 (1958) 5, pp. 874-902

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Contributions of survey research to economics

Morgan, James N. - In: Survey research in the social sciences, (pp. 217-268). 1967

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