feminist economics
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NewEconomicThinkingAug 21, 2024The Joy of Teaching: Unlocking the Power of Pluralism in Economics Education
EconomicsPluralism in economicsHeterodox economicsMainstream economicsPedagogy
NewEconomicThinkingJan 3, 2024Barbara Bergman: Pioneering Feminist Economist, Occupational Crowding, and the Diversification of Economic Thought
EconomicsFeminist economicsOccupational crowding hypothesisLabor market discriminationImperfect competition
NewEconomicThinkingNov 29, 2023Quantifying Sexual Harassment: Economic Impacts and Power Dynamics in the European Labor Market
EconomicsSexual harassment quantificationNormalization of violenceUniversal definition of sexual harassmentPatriarchal structures
NewEconomicThinkingNov 8, 2023Intersectional Political Economy: Reimagining Inequality, Social Reproduction, and Global Cooperation
EconomicsIntersectional political economyMeans of productionMeans of reproductionGroup inequality
NewEconomicThinkingSep 20, 2023Reclaiming Women's Place in Economic Thought: The Contributions of Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Hazel Kyrk
EconomicsEconomic independence for womenIndustrial ethicsProgressive EraHerstory of economics
NewEconomicThinkingSep 15, 2021Feminist Economics: Challenging Mainstream Views on Gender, Unpaid Labor, and the 'Reserve Army' of Women
EconomicsGender discriminationHuman capitalBiological determinismGender roles
NewEconomicThinkingNov 18, 2020The Foundations and Impact of Feminist Economics: Valuing Care Work, Challenging Traditional Models, and Promoting Human Well-being
EconomicsFeminist economicsCare workUnpaid laborHuman well-being
NewEconomicThinkingAug 1, 2018The Gay Wage Penalty and Lesbian Wage Premium: Explanations, Household Dynamics, and Policy Impacts
EconomicsGay wage penaltyLesbian wage premiumSpecialization hypothesisHousehold production
NewEconomicThinkingFeb 7, 2018America's First Black Economist: Sadie Alexander's Enduring Insights on Unemployment and Unpaid Labor
EconomicsEconomic insecurityFull Employment ProgramLabor unionsSocial reproduction
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