Giora Hanoch

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics(6), Economic Growth and Productivity(5), Retirement, Disability, and Employment(5), Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth(4), Economic theories and models(4)

Publications25 total

AS A SEPARATE MODE OF RETIREMENT BEHAVIOR
2016
The Elasticity of Scale and the Shape of Average Costs
American Economic Review·2016· 174 cited
The Efficiency Analysis of Choices Involving Risk
World Scientific handbook in financial economic series·2013· 205 cited
"True" Age Profiles of Earnings: Adjusting for Censoring and for Period and Cohort Effects
The Review of Economics and Statistics·1985· 48 cited
Partial Retirement as a Separate Mode of Retirement Behavior
The Journal of Human Resources·1985· 109 cited
Retirement, Wages, and Labor Supply of the Elderly
Journal of Labor Economics·1983· 81 cited
Chapter 3. Hours And Weeks In The Theory Of Labor Supply
Princeton University Press eBooks·1980· 7 cited
Chapter 6 A Multivariate Model Of Labor Supply: Methodology And Estimation
Princeton University Press eBooks·1980· 34 cited
A general model of labor-market behavior of older persons.
PubMed·1980· 6 cited
Income and Substitution Effects in the Two-Sector Open Economy
American Economic Review·1979· 3 cited
The labor supply curve under income maintenance programs
Journal of Public Economics·1978· 34 cited
Polar Functions with Constant Two Factors - One Price Elasticities
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics·1978· 2 cited
Symmetric Duality and Polar Production Functions
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics·1978· 3 cited
Risk Aversion and Consumer Preferences
Econometrica·1977· 84 cited
A Multivariate Model of Labor Supply: Methodology for Estimation
1976· 22 cited
Production and Demand Models with Direct or Indirect Implicit Additivity
Econometrica·1975· 303 cited
The Efficiency Analysis of Choices Involving Risk11The authors are grateful to A. Beja and S. Kaniel for valuable comments. The referees commented on an early draft, that similar results appeared in other works, unpublished and unknown to us at that time: a paper by Hadar and Russel [7], a Thesis by J. Hammond [8], and a book by Pratt, Raiffa and Schlaifer [17]. There is also some overlap with Quirk and Saposnik [18], and Feldstein [5]. However, the present paper gives a more general treatment and some significant modifications to most of these results.
Elsevier eBooks·1975· 10 cited
Testing the Assumptions of Production Theory: A Nonparametric Approach
Journal of Political Economy·1972· 310 cited
CRESH Production Functions
Econometrica·1971· 164 cited
Homotheticity in joint production
Journal of Economic Theory·1970· 54 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Marjorie Honig(6), Haim Levy(5), Michael Rothschild(1), Mordechai Fraenkel(1)