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Harley FrazisEconomist, Bureau of Labor StatisticsVerified email at bls.gov
Sabrina Wulff PabiloniaU.S. Bureau of Labor StatisticsVerified email at bls.gov
Lucia FosterChief Economist and Chief of the Center for Economic Studies, U.S. Census BureauVerified email at census.gov
Zoltan WolfUS Census BureauVerified email at census.gov
Daniel HamermeshUniversity of Texas, IZA, and NBERVerified email at eco.utexas.edu
John HaltiwangerDistinguished University Professor, University of MarylandVerified email at econ.umd.edu
Cheryl GrimCenter for Economic Studies, U.S. Census BureauVerified email at census.gov
James R. SpletzerRetiredVerified email at census.gov
Katharine G. AbrahamDistinguished University Professor of Economics and Survey Methodology, University of MarylandVerified email at umd.edu
JOSHUA C. PINKSTONAssociate Professor of Economics, University of LouisvilleVerified email at louisville.edu
Charles CourtemancheDepartment of Economics, University of KentuckyVerified email at uky.edu
suzanne BianchiProfessor of Sociology, UCLAVerified email at ucla.edu
Michael BurdaProfessor of Economics Humboldt UniversityVerified email at wiwi.hu-berlin.de
André KurmannSchool of Economics, Drexel UniversityVerified email at drexel.edu
Julien ChampagneBank of CanadaVerified email at bankofcanada.ca
Cody TuttleUniversity of Texas at AustinVerified email at austin.utexas.edu
Rachel NesbitAssociate Economist, RAND CorporationVerified email at rand.org

Jay Stewart

Senior Research Economist, Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Productivity measurement issues time use


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Tobit or not Tobit? J Stewart Journal of Economic and Social Measurement 38 (3), 263-290, 2013	427	2013
Data watch: The American time use survey DS Hamermesh, H Frazis, J Stewart Journal of Economic Perspectives 19 (1), 221-232, 2005	301	2005
How to think about time-use data: What inferences can we make about long-and short-run time use from time diaries? H Frazis, J Stewart Annals of Economics and Statistics/Annales d'économie et de statistique, 231-245, 2012	176	2012
How do older Americans spend their time R Krantz-Kent, J Stewart Monthly Lab. Rev. 130, 8, 2007	160	2007
What can time-use data tell us about hours of work H Frazis, J Stewart Monthly Lab. Rev. 127, 3, 2004	114	2004
Earnings and benefits of contingent and noncontingent workers S Hipple, J Stewart Monthly Lab. Rev. 119, 22, 1996	108	1996
Recent trends in job stability and job security: Evidence from the March CPS J Stewart US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Office of Employment and …, 2002	105	2002
How does household production affect measured income inequality? H Frazis, J Stewart Journal of Population Economics 24, 3-22, 2011	80	2011
Earnings and benefits of workers in alternative work arrangements S Hipple, J Stewart Monthly Lab. Rev. 119, 46, 1996	77	1996
The welfare implications of moral hazard and adverse selection in competitive insurance markets J Stewart Economic inquiry 32 (2), 193-208, 1994	76	1994
Adjusting body mass for measurement error with invalid validation data C Courtemanche, JC Pinkston, J Stewart Economics & Human Biology 19, 275-293, 2015	69	2015
Comparing childcare measures in the ATUS and earlier time-diary studies MD Allard, S Bianchi, J Stewart, VR Wright Monthly Lab. Rev. 130, 27, 2007	62	2007
Divergent trends in alternative wage series KG Abraham, JR Spletzer, JC Stewart Labor statistics measurement issues, 293-325, 1998	59	1998
What can we learn from time-use data M Joyce, J Stewart Monthly Lab. Rev. 122, 3, 1999	56	1999
Counting the workers: Results of a first survey SR Cohany, SF Hipple, TJ Nardone, AE Polivka, JC Stewart, K Barker, ... Contingent work: American employment relations in transition, 41-68, 1998	56	1998
Dispersion in Dispersion: Measuring Establishment‐Level Differences in Productivity C Cunningham, L Foster, C Grim, J Haltiwanger, SW Pabilonia, J Stewart, ... Review of Income and Wealth 69 (4), 999-1032, 2023	52	2023
Why do different wage series tell different stories? KG Abraham, JR Spletzer, JC Stewart American Economic Review 89 (2), 34-39, 1999	47	1999
Assessing alternative dissimilarity indexes for comparing activity profiles J Stewart Electronic International Journal of Time Use Research 3 (1), 49-59, 2006	46	2006
The timing of maternal work and time with children J Stewart ILR Review 64 (1), 181-200, 2010	42	2010
Why do BLS hours series tell different stories about trends in hours worked? H Frazis, J Stewart Labor in the New Economy, 343-372, 2010	37	2010

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