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2029 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Low Wage Employment and Family Involvement Among Low-Income Non-Custodial Fathers $146,010 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Flexible Staffing Practices and Job Quality $259,535 Future of Work
Computerized Work and Changing Skill Demands $287,374 Future of Work
Generations of Immigrants and Minorities in New York $80,247 Immigration
The Temporary Staffing Industry and the Career Prospects of Lower Skilled Workers $200,000 Future of Work
Worker Participation and Ownership $73,327 Future of Work
New Census Measures of Race $17,572 2000 Census
More than One Race Population: Census 2000 and Beyond $17,572 2000 Census
Downsizing: A Look at Those Who Stay and Those Who Go $134,513 Behavioral Economics
The Immigrant Second Generation in Metropolitan New York (May 1998) $475,000 Immigration
Work and Future Society Working Group $30,000 Future of Work
Understanding Employee's Retention and Leaving $14,077 Behavioral Economics
1998 Women's Policy Research Conference $10,000 Non-Program Activities
Life Course Studies: Landmark Studies of the Twentieth Century $20,000 Non-Program Activities
Linking Intangible Assets to Financial Performance $15,000 Behavioral Economics
Behavioral Economics Conference Series $127,926 Behavioral Economics
Behavioral Approaches to Policy Analysis: Applications to Retirement and Retirement Policy (March 1998) $7,000 Behavioral Economics
Immigrant Adaptation and Native-Born Responses in the Making of Americans: A Special Issue of International Migration Review $10,000 Immigration
Behavioral Economics Summer Institute III $112,857 Behavioral Economics
Job Attributes, Cultural Factors and the Principal-Agent Relationship in a Multicultural Work Environment $101,619 Behavioral Economics
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