Jonathan D. Fisher

Washington Center for Equitable Growth — United States

Business, Management and Accounting · Social Sciences

12h-index623citations26works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis(15), Housing Market and Economics(12), Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism(10), Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics(6), Income, Poverty, and Inequality(5)

Publications26 total

Digitizing hand-written data with automated methods: A pilot project using the 1990 U.S. Census
Journal of Economic and Social Measurement·2022· 3 cited
Inequality in 3‐D: Income, Consumption, and Wealth
Review of Income and Wealth·2021· 30 citedOpen Access
Estimating the marginal propensity to consume using the distributions of income, consumption, and wealth
Journal of Macroeconomics·2020· 94 cited
SOCIAL INFLUENCE AND THE CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY DECISION
Contemporary Economic Policy·2019· 6 cited
Who Files for Personal Bankruptcy in the United States?
Journal of Consumer Affairs·2019· 28 citedOpen Access
The Widening Black‐White Wage Gap among Women
Labour·2017· 8 cited
Social Influence and the Consumer Bankruptcy Decision
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics·2017Open Access
Does the retirement consumption puzzle differ across the distribution?
The Journal of Economic Inequality·2013· 6 cited
Occupation inflation in the Current Population Survey
Journal of Economic and Social Measurement·2013· 6 cited
Measuring the Trends in Inequality of Individuals and Families: Income and Consumption
American Economic Review·2013· 89 cited
Income Imputation and the Analysis of Expenditure Data in the Consumer Expenditure Survey
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics·2012· 6 cited
Occupation Inflation in the Current Population Survey
SSRN Electronic Journal·2012· 5 citedOpen Access
The reverse wage gap among educated White and Black women
The Journal of Economic Inequality·2011· 23 cited
Home Maintenance and Investment Decisions
SSRN Electronic Journal·2011· 8 citedOpen Access
Does the Retirement Consumption Puzzle Differ Across the Distribution?
SSRN Electronic Journal·2011· 1 citedOpen Access
The retirement consumption conundrum: Evidence from a consumption survey
Economics Letters·2007· 60 cited
Do liquidity constraints generate excess sensitivity in consumption? New evidence from a sample of post-bankruptcy households
Journal of Macroeconomics·2007· 34 cited
Consumption Mobility in the United States: Evidence from Two Panel Data Sets
Topics in Economic Analysis & Policy·2006· 53 cited
Till Debt do us Part: A Model of Divorce and Personal Bankruptcy
Review of Economics of the Household·2006· 35 cited
Income imputation and the analysis of consumer expenditure data
2006· 7 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

David Johnson(6), Timothy M. Smeeding(5), Joseph Marchand(4), Christina A. Houseworth(4), Larry Filer(3), Jeffrey P. Thompson(2), Barbara Boyle Torrey(2), Angela Lyons(1), Elliot D. Williams(1), Philip Barker(1), Alwyn G. Davies(1), J. Trent Alexander(1), Katie R. Genadek(1)