Jacob Mincer

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American economist (1922-2006)

United States AcademicsLived 1922 to 2006 · aged 84

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Jacob Mincer was a Polish-American economist, widely regarded as the father of modern labor economics. He was the Joseph L. Buttenwieser Professor of Economics and Social Relations at Columbia University for most of his active life.

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2002IZA Prize in Labor Economics

1972Fellow of the Econometric Society

1967Fellow of the American Statistical Association

Distinguished Fellow of the American Economic Association

Guggenheim Fellowship

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Richard Layard, Baron LayardAlso won IZA Prize in Labor Economics

Anne Osborn KruegerAlso won Distinguished Fellow of the American Economic Association

William KruskalAlso won Fellow of the American Statistical Association

Gertrude Mary CoxAlso won Fellow of the American Statistical Association

Elhanan HelpmanAlso won Distinguished Fellow of the American Economic Association

Edward LazearAlso won IZA Prize in Labor Economics

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