Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille

Responsables : Rozenn Hotte, Stefania Marcassa, Pauline Morault, and Margaux Suteau
Pour suivre le webinaire, merci de contacter webinargenderfamilyecon@gmail.com

Alessia PACCAGNINI - UNIVERSITY College Dublin Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mardi 11 avril de 15h00 à 16h00
CY Cergy Paris University - Chênes 1 - 4th floor - room A 406

" Gender Bias in Entrepreneurship : what is the Role of Founder’s Entrepreneurial Background " ? will present : and Luca Pistilli (University College Dublin) with Stefano Breschi (Bocconi University) and Franco Malerba (Bocconi University) (...)
Alexia DELFINO - BOCCONI UNIVERSITY Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mardi 14 mars de 15h00 à 16h00

"Female entrepreneurship and trust in the market" (joint with N. Ashraf and E. Glaeser)
Manuel BAGUES - UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mardi 14 février de 15h00 à 16h00
CY Cergy Paris Université

"Term limits and women’s political representation" joint with Carolina Kansikas Abstract : The generational change enabled by term limits could help historically under-represented groups such as women in gaining access to political power. Exploiting a quasi-natural experiment in Italy, where (...)
Melanie Wasserman - UCLA Anderson School of Management Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mardi 15 novembre 2022 de 16h00 à 17h00

Melanie Wasserman (UCLA Anderson School of Management) will present "The Summer Drop in Female Employment" (joint with Brendan Price).
Abstract : We provide the first systematic account of summer declines in women’s labor market activity. From May to July, the employment-to-population ratio (...)
Erin HENGEL - London School of Economics, Department of Social Policy Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mardi 11 octobre 2022 de 15h00 à 16h00

Erin Hengel (London School of Economics, Department of Social Policy) will present “Gender and the time cost of peer review”.
Abstract : In this paper, we investigate one factor that can directly contribute to—as well as indirectly shed light on the other causes of—the gender gap in academic (...)
Bastian SCHULZ - Aarhus University Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mardi 13 septembre 2022 de 15h00 à 16h00

Bastian Schulz (Aarhus University) will present "Marriage and Divorce under Labor Market Uncertainty"
Abstract : We extend transferable-utility search-matching model of the marriage market by allowing men and women to make labor search intensity decisions both on and off the job based on (...)
Huali WU - ESSEC Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mercredi 8 juin 2022 de 10h00 à 16h00

Huali Wu (ESSEC) will present "Does early marriage shape gender role attitudes ? Evidence from a schooling reform in China"
Abstract : Experiences early in life durably shape individual attitudes. Since gender is a prominent part of an individual’s identity and culture, and marriage determines (...)
Joanne HADDAD - ECARES Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mercredi 25 mai 2022 de 15h00 à 16h00

Haddad Joanne (ECARES) will present "Settlers and Norms". Abstract : The distinctive traits of early settlers at initial stages of institutional development may be crucial for cultural formation. In 1973, the cultural geographer Wilbur Zelinsky postulated this in his doctrine of “first (...)
Karmini SHARMA - University of Warwick Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mercredi 11 mai 2022 de 15h00 à 16h00

Karmini Sharma (University of Warwick, Stanford King Center on Global Development) will present "Tackling Sexual Harassment : Experimental evidence from India".
Abstract : Sexual harassment imposes substantial economic costs on the victims, yet there is limited evidence on how to effectively (...)
Egor MALKOV - University of Minnesota Webinaire Economie du Genre et de la Famille
Mercredi 27 avril 2022 de 15h00 à 16h00

Egor Malkov (Department of Economics, University of Minnesota) will present "Optimal Income Taxation of Singles and Couples".
Abstract : How different should income taxation be across singles and couples ? I answer this question using a general equilibrium overlapping generations model that (...)