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Can the Child Penalty Be Reduced? Evaluating Multiple Policy Interventions

Martin Eckhoff Andresen, University of Oslo Children cause large reductions in earnings for mothers but not fathers, a stylized fact known as the “...

Date: 07.02.2023, 13:00

Place: Zoom meeting

Fathers at home alone: Fathers’ parental leave-taking in Germany and subsequent labour market participation of mothers

Ann-Christin Bächmann, Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories In 2007, a comprehensive parental leave reform in Germany created new incenti...

Date: 10.01.2023, 13:00

Place: zoom meeting

Gender Differences in Performance: The Role of External Testing Environments

We exploit a randomized control trial intervention on a large student population to study gender differences in response to externally and internal...

Date: 09.01.2023, 13:00

Place: zoom meeting

Risk aversion and fertility. Micro and macro perspectives

Daniela Bellani, Scuola Normale Superiore Despite a long tradition in fertility research emphasizing the great uncertainty underlying the decision ...

Date: 06.12.2022, 13:00

Place: Zoom meeting

What are the implications of the myth of the ‘traditional’ nuclear family for fertility?

In the Western media and several academic disciplines, the 'traditional' family is typically considered to be a male breadwinner, female homemaker ...

Date: 22.11.2022, 13:00

Place: Zoom meeting

Can the Child Penalty Be Reduced? Evaluating Multiple Policy Interventions

Fathers at home alone: Fathers’ parental leave-taking in Germany and subsequent labour market participation of mothers

Gender Differences in Performance: The Role of External Testing Environments

Risk aversion and fertility. Micro and macro perspectives

What are the implications of the myth of the ‘traditional’ nuclear family for fertility?

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