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John Thomas Dunlop, 1914-2003.

Berkely-trained labor economist at Harvard, from 1938 until his retirement in 1983.  John T. Dunlop also served as a frequent government advisor, becoming briefly Secretary of Labor during the Ford administration in 1975-76.

 

  

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Major Works of John T. Dunlop

  • "The Movement of Real and Money Wages", 1938, EJ
  • Wage Determination under Trade Unions, 1944
  • "Productivity and Wage Structure", 1948, in Metzler et al., Income, Employment and Public Policy
  • "The Task of Contemporary Wage Theory", 1957, in Dunlop, editor, Theory of Wage Determination
  • Industrial Relations Systems, 1958
  • Industrialism and Industrial Man, with C. Kerr, 1960
  • "Job Vacancy Measures and Economic Analysis", 1966, in Measurement and Interpretation of Job Vancices
  • Labor and the American Community, with D.C. Bok, 1970.
  • "Past and Future Tendencies in American Labor Organizations", 1978, Daedalus

 
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Resources on  John T. Dunlop

  • "John T. Dunlop: biographical memoir" by George Schultz, 2006, NAS [pdf]
  • Dunlop obituary at NY Times
  • Dunlop portrait at US Dept of Labor
  • Dunlop page at Miller Center
  • Dunlop papers at JFK library
  • Wikipedia

 

 
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