The Skills and Economic Status of American Jewry: Trends over the Last Half-Century
利用综合社会调查数据，分析美国犹太人在教育、职业地位和收入上相对于其他白人的优势，发现代际差异扩大但调查期内无趋势变化。
The General Social Surveys Cumulative Data File is used to analyze the schooling, occupational status, and earnings of American Jews. Jews are identified by a question on religion at age sixteen. The analysis focuses on trends within the survey period and intergenerational changes from the father to the respondent. Ceteris paribus, Jews have significantly higher levels of schooling, occupational status, and earnings than other whites and within the survey period there is no trend in the differential. The Jewish fathers also had higher levels of achievement than other fathers but the differentials increased from the father's to the respondent's generation. Copyright 1993 by University of Chicago Press.