James N. Morgan

Born: 1 March 1918

Died: 8 January 2018

James Newton Morgan was an American economist. Morgan was born near Corydon, Indiana on March 1, 1918. He obtained a bachelor's degree in economics from Northwestern University in 1939.

James N. Morgan

Books by James N. Morgan (50 max)

Five thousand American families - patterns of economic progress.

Economic survey methods

Productive Americans a study of how individuals contribute to economic progress

New Homes and Poor People: a study of chains of moves

Aging, social change

A panel study of income dynamics: study design, procedures, and forms; a report on research in process under contract to the Office of Economic Opportunity [by] James N. Morgan [and] James D. Smith.

Human behavior in economic affairs: essays in honor of George Katona.

Family composition change and other analyses of the first seven years of the panel study of income dynamics

The economics of personal choice

Contributions of Survey Methods to Economics

Consumer economics.

Productive Americans, working and planning, 1965

Income and welfare in the United States

Consumer behavior of individual families over two & three years (University of Michigan. Survey Research Center. Monograph)

Early retirement the decision and the experience

A panel study of income dynamics: study design, procedures, and forms, 1968 interviewing year (wave I) a report on research in process under contract to the Office of Economic Opportunity

Economic behavior of the affluent, 1964

A panel study of income dynamics: study design, procedures, available data. 1968-1970 interviewing years; (Waves I-III)

THAID, a sequential analysis program for the analysis of nominal scale dependent variables

A Panel study of income dynamics: procedures and tape codes : 1973 interviewing year, Wave VI : a supplement

Early Retirement: The Decision and the Experience and a Second Look

National study of philanthropy, 1974

Results from two national surveys of philanthropic activity

Making your choices count: economic principles for everyday decisions

Panel study of income dynamics, 1968-1987: validation study