University of Chicago: Graduate School of Business.

The article presents information related to the research programs being conducted in different departments of the University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. In the Graduate School of Business, professor Arnold R. Weber, has completed a monograph on incomes policy under the wage-price freeze of 1971. A related volume by him on the process of policy formulation during Phase II is forthcoming. A paper dealing with discrimination, labor turnover, and racial unemployment differentials is being prepared by professor Robert J. Flanagan, of the Graduate School of Business. Professor William K. Cummings, of the Department of Sociology, has completed a study on the role of education in Japanese occupational attainment. This research is based on a sample of almost 2,000 Japanese males between the ages of twenty and sixty five. At the Center for Health Administration Studies, professor Solomon W. Polachek is working on a number of studies dealing with male-female wage differentials. One of his current activities is a study of lifetime labor force participation rates and the wages earned by male and female physicians.