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Bibliography of New Jersey Income Maintenance Experiment

  1. Codebook for the New Jersey income-maintenance experiment.1975. Institute for Research on Poverty Data Center.
  2. Follow-up studies using data generated by the New Jersey negative income tax experiment. 1979. Mathematica Policy Research.
  3. Institute for Research on Poverty and Mathematica. Summary report: New Jersey graduated work incentive experiment. 1973. viii, 49 pp., Appendices.
  4. Institute for Research on Poverty and Mathematica. Final report of the New Jersey graduated work incentive experiment. 1974.
  5. Cogan, John F. Negative income taxation and labor supply: New evidence from the New Jersey-Pennsylvania experiment. 1978. xi, 57 pp. The Rand Corporation.
  6. Elesh, David and others. The New Jersey – Pennsylvania experiment: a field study in negative taxation. 1970. 35 pp. Institute for Research on Poverty. Discussion papers 65-70.
  7. Elesh, David and McCarthy, Kevin. Labor force participation among male heads of households in the New Jersey-Pennsylvania negative income tax experiment: preliminary results. 1972. 50 pp. Institute for Research on Poverty. Discussion papers 147-72.
  8. Kershaw, David and Fair, Jerilyn. 1976. New Jersey income-maintenance experiment. New York: Academic Press.
  9. Kershaw, David N. and Skidmore, Felicity. New Jersey graduated work incentive experiment. 1974. 77 pp. Mathematica. Mathematica policy analysis series 1: Comments and papers on current research.
  10. Pechman, Joseph A. and Timpane, P. Michael. 1975. Work incentives and income guarantees : the New Jersey negative income tax experiment. Brookings Institution.
  11. Rossi, Peter H. and Lyall, Katharine C. 1976. Reforming public welfare : a critique of the negative income tax experiment. Russell Sage Foundation.
  12. Watts, Harold W. and Cain, Glen G. Basic labor supply response findings from the urban experiment (New Jersey – Pennsylvania). 1974. 69 pp. Institute for Research on Poverty. Discussion papers 196-74.