BARTON H. HAMILTON

hamiltonb@wustl.edu

ROBERT BROOKINGS SMITH DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Research Interests: Entrepreneurship, Health Economics, Labor Economics, Econometrics

WORKING PAPERS:

• Chan T, Hamilton B. Using Expectations Data to Infer Managerial Objectives and Choices. (2006). [e-mail to request working paper]

• Hamilton B, Marton J. Employee Choice of Flexible Spending Account Participation and Contribution Levels. (2006).

• Hamilton B, McManus B. Technology Adoption and Market Structure: Evidence from Infertility Markets. (2005).

• Hamilton B, McManus B. Infertility Treatment Markets: The Effects of Competition and Policy. (2005).

• Hamilton B, Nickerson J, Owan H. Diversity and Productivity in Production Teams. (2005).

• Hamilton B. Angel Investing in the 1990s. (2005). [e-mail to request working paper].

• Hamilton B, McManus B. A Model of an Assisted Reproductive Technology Market. (2003). [e-mail to request working paper]

• Hamilton B, MacKinnon M. An Empirical Analysis of Career Dynamics and Internal Labor Markets during the Great Depression. (2002).

• Hamilton B. Accounting for Treatment Response Heterogeneity When Analyzing AIDS Clinical Trials. (2002). [e-mail to request working paper].

• Hamilton B. Returns to Computer Skills and Black-White Wage Differentials. (1999).

• Hamilton B, Ho V, Paarsch H. The Distribution of Outpatient Services in Canada and the U.S.: An Empirical Model of Physician Visits. (1997). [e-mail to request hard copy]

• Green D, Hamilton B, Paarsch H. Decomposing Trends in Earnings Inequality: Methods and Interpretation. (1997). [e-mail to request hard copy]

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