Women and the Economy

2 - 4 August 2010, Stanford

This session will bring together micro and macro economists working on gender dimensions of economic issues. We are interested in a wide variety of questions that touch upon the interactions of gender and the economy including development, household formation, historical changes in gender roles, and related policy implications. We are interested in both macro and micro perspectives and welcome theoretical and empirical contributions on the subject.

Please send submissions by April 5th to: Rafal Klopotowski: rafal54@stanford.edu

Organizer(s):

Raquel Fernandéz (NYU) and Michele Tertilt (Stanford)

Type:

Conference

Location:

Stanford

Attendance:

Open attendance

Contact:

rafal54@stanford.edu

Institution:

Stanford Institute for Theoretical Economics

More information:

http://www.stanford.edu/group/SITE/SITE_2010/2010_call_for_papers.html

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Topic(s):

Development, Global economy, Macroeconomic policy, Poverty and income inequality

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