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James HeckmanProfessor of Economics at University of Chicago, American Bar Foundation Research FellowVerified email at uchicago.edu
Dan A. BlackHarris School, University of ChicagoVerified email at uchicago.edu
Hidehiko IchimuraDepartment of Economics, University of Arizona and Graduate School of Economics, University of TokyoVerified email at arizona.edu
Carolyn J. HeinrichProfessor of Public Policy, Education and EconomicsVerified email at vanderbilt.edu
Burt BarnowVerified email at email.gwu.edu
Jeremy LiseCornell UniversityVerified email at cornell.edu
Eleanor Wiske DillonPrincipal Economist, Microsoft Research New EnglandVerified email at microsoft.com
Jose GaldoCarleton UniversityVerified email at carleton.ca
Christopher TaberProfessor of Economics, University of wisconsinVerified email at wisc.edu
Jason KerwinAssociate Professor of Economics, University of WashingtonVerified email at uw.edu
Seth SandersDuke UniversityVerified email at duke.edu
Michael LechnerUniversity of St. Gallen, Swiss Insitute for Empirical Economic Research (SEW)Verified email at unisg.ch
Taylor Shek-wai HuiChief Data Scientist, Social Research and Demonstration CorporationVerified email at srdc.org
Helen LevyUniversity of Michigan, Institute for Social ResearchVerified email at umich.edu
Miana PlescaUniversity of GuelphVerified email at uoguelph.ca
Sebastian CalonicoUC DavisVerified email at ucdavis.edu
Robert A. MillerProfessor of Economics and Strategy, Carnegie Mellon UniversityVerified email at andrew.cmu.edu
V. Joseph HotzDuke UniversityVerified email at econ.duke.edu
Peter DoltonSussex University, National Institute of Economic & Social ResearchVerified email at sussex.ac.uk
Habiba DjebbariAssociate Professor, Aix Marseille School of EconomicsVerified email at univ-amu.fr

Jeffrey Smith

Professor of Economics, University of Wisconsin

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The economics and econometrics of active labor market programs JJ Heckman, RJ LaLonde, JA Smith Handbook of labor economics 3, 1865-2097, 1999	5176	1999
Does matching overcome LaLonde's critique of nonexperimental estimators? JA Smith, PE Todd Journal of econometrics 125 (1-2), 305-353, 2005	4637	2005
Characterizing selection bias using experimental data JJ Heckman, H Ichimura, JA Smith, PE Todd National bureau of economic research, 1998	3695	1998
Assessing the case for social experiments JJ Heckman, JA Smith Journal of economic perspectives 9 (2), 85-110, 1995	1483	1995
Making the most out of programme evaluations and social experiments: Accounting for heterogeneity in programme impacts JJ Heckman, J Smith, N Clements The Review of Economic Studies 64 (4), 487-535, 1997	1140	1997
How robust is the evidence on the effects of college quality? Evidence from matching DA Black, JA Smith Journal of econometrics 121 (1-2), 99-124, 2004	1010	2004
The pre‐programme earnings dip and the determinants of participation in a social programme. Implications for simple programme evaluation strategies JJ Heckman, JA Smith The Economic Journal 109 (457), 313-348, 1999	724*	1999
Is the threat of reemployment services more effective than the services themselves? Evidence from random assignment in the UI system DA Black, JA Smith, MC Berger, BJ Noel American economic review 93 (4), 1313-1327, 2003	617*	2003
Estimating the returns to college quality with multiple proxies for quality DA Black, JA Smith Journal of labor Economics 24 (3), 701-728, 2006	574	2006
A simulation estimator for dynamic models of discrete choice VJ Hotz, RA Miller, S Sanders, J Smith The Review of Economic Studies 61 (2), 265-289, 1994	467	1994
Reconciling conflicting evidence on the performance of propensity-score matching methods JA Smith, PE Todd American Economic Review 91 (2), 112-118, 2001	452	2001
Determinants of the match between student ability and college quality EW Dillon, JA Smith Journal of Labor Economics 35 (1), 45-66, 2017	440*	2017
The determinants of participation in a social program: Evidence from a prototypical job training program JJ Heckman, JA Smith Journal of Labor Economics 22 (2), 243-298, 2004	358	2004
A critical survey of empirical methods for evaluating employment and training programs J Smith Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics 136 (3), 247-268, 2000	348*	2000
The performance of performance standards JJ Heckman, CJ Heinrich, JA Smith National Bureau of Economic Research, 2002	325	2002
Evaluating the Welfare State, in Strom, S.(ed.), Econometrics and Economic Theory in the 20th Century: The Ragnar Frisch Centennial, Econometric Society Monograph Series J Heckman, J Smith Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1998	304*	1998
Substitution and dropout bias in social experiments: A study of an influential social experiment J Heckman, N Hohmann, J Smith, M Khoo The Quarterly Journal of Economics 115 (2), 651-694, 2000	301	2000
Heterogeneous impacts in PROGRESA H Djebbari, J Smith Journal of Econometrics 145 (1-2), 64-80, 2008	284	2008
Sources of selection bias in evaluating social programs: An interpretation of conventional measures and evidence on the effectiveness of matching as a program evaluation method JJ Heckman, H Ichimura, J Smith, P Todd Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 93 (23), 13416-13420, 1996	260	1996
Assessing the performance of performance standards in public bureaucracies J Heckman, C Heinrich, J Smith The American Economic Review 87 (2), 389-395, 1997	247	1997

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