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Nobel Lecture: An Evolving Economic Force — Women in the Labor Market
Claudia Goldin · 31:17
Nobel Lecture: An Evolving Economic Force — Women in the Labor Market
Henry Lee Professor of Economics, Harvard University
31:17·2024·undergraduate level·Public Colloquium
Path step 5: Synthesizes two centuries of archival data on women's labor participation, education, and earnings.
Traces two centuries of archival data on female labor participation, marriage bars, birth-control timing, and 'greedy jobs' driving persistent earnings gaps.
Not all of Claudia Goldin’s slides are shown in the video of her prize lecture – a complete copy of her slides can be found here:
Source: Nobel Prize via YouTubeWatch on YouTube
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