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The Evolution of Gender in the Labor Market

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By Claudia Olivetti, Jessica Pan, Barbara Petrongolo
| National Bureau of Economic Research
We thank the editors Christian Dustmann and Thomas Lemieux and seminar participants at the 2023 Handbook Conference in Berlin (generously funded by Rockwool Foundation Berlin (RFBerlin)) for very helpful comments and suggestions. We are grateful to Dorothy Ting and Teh Renjie for excellent research assistance. The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Bureau of Economic Research. Related
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Gendered Change: 150 Years of Transformation in US Hours

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By L. Rachel Ngai, Claudia Olivetti, Barbara Petrongolo
| National Bureau of Economic Research
Skip to main content We would like to thank Ben Bridgman, Julieta Caunedo, Claudia Goldin, Jonna Olsson, Valerie Ramey, Marc Teignier, Akos Valentinyi, Guillaume Vandenbroucke and seminar participants at several institutions for helpful discussions, and to Jonathan Gershuny for sharing his USDA data. We are grateful to Eleanor Dickens, Julie Gnany and Grayce Gibbs for excellent research assistance.
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What explains the gender division of labour and how can it be redressed?

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By Barbara Petrongolo
| economicsobservatory.com
Centuries of economic growth and campaigning have enabled gender parity in legal rights in the developed world. But there remain persistent gaps in the economic standing of women and men across all high-income countries. Women still make systematically different education choices from men, and they bear most of the earnings penalty that comes from becoming a parent.
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