 Daniel J. B. Mitchell
HARRT Co-Chair
Professor Emeritus, UCLA Anderson School of Management
and School of Public Affairs
(310) 825-1504 tel
(310) 829-1042 fax
daniel.j.b.mitchell@anderson.ucla.edu
Daniel J. B. Mitchell is Ho-Su Wu professor of Management at the UCLA
Anderson Graduate School of Management, and professor and former chair
of the Policy Studies department at the UCLA School of Public Affairs.
He is chair of the Faculty Advisory Committee, UCLA Business
Forecasting Project, and was formerly director of the UCLA Institute of
Industrial Relations (1979-90). Professor Mitchell has served as a
consultant to the Congressional Budget Office, the Federal Reserve
Board, the President's Council on Wage and Price Stability, the U.S.
Department of Labor, and the International Labour Organization. He is
now president-elect of the North American Economics and Finance
Association, editor of a new series on workplace studies published by
M.E. Sharpe, Inc., and began a term as co-editor of the journal Industrial
Relations in 1997. As a faculty member at UCLA, he has
created a seminar on "California Policy Issues" (now co-taught with
former presidential candidate and Massachusetts Governor Michael
Dukakis). Professor Mitchell is the co-author of the textbook, Human
Resource Management: An Economic Approach, published by
South-Western (1995).
Mitchell, Daniel J. B. "Impeding
Earl Warren: California's Health Insurance Plan That Wasn't and What
Might Have Been," March, 2002.
Mitchell, Daniel J.B. "Recent
Developments in California Labor Relations."
Mitchell, Daniel J. B and Christopher L
Erickson. "Employer
Ascendance and Macro Performance: Analysis and Alternatives,"
July 1, 2002.
Mitchell, Daniel J. B. and Werner Z. Hirsch.
"Making California's State Budget More User-Friendly and Transparent:
Further Thoughts, " October, 2002.
Interview
Why does California have an annual budget crisis? Watch
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