James J Feigenbaum is an Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Boston University, and Faculty Research Fellow in the Development of the American Economy program at the National Bureau of Economic Research. His primary research interests are in labor economics and economic history, focusing on questions of inequality, intergenerational mobility, and human capital.
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The promise of automated historical data linkage
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Racial inequality in infectious disease mortality in the early 20th century
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