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The members of the Conference on Research in Income and Wealth (CRIW) have elected Research Associate Karen Dynan of Harvard University to succeed Katharine Abraham of the University of Maryland as CRIW Chair. Dynan’s research focuses on consumer spending, household finance, and applied macroeconomics. Before moving to Harvard, she served as Assistant Secretary for Economic Policy at the US ...
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Women play diverse and critical roles in the economies of both developing and developed nations. Yet, they often remain severely constrained from realizing their full personal and economic potential as a result of insufficient access to formal financial services, work, and education, disempowering social norms, and gender-biased laws and institutions.
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2024, 16th Annual Feldstein Lecture, Cecilia E. Rouse," Lessons for Economists from the Pandemic"
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2025年1月16日 · The Economic Fluctuations and Growth program will host a number of focused meetings including Behavioral Macroeconomics, Capital Markets and the Economy, Dynamic Equilibrium Models, Economic Growth, Forecasting Methods, Impulse and Propagation Mechanisms, Inequality and Macro, Macro within and across Borders, Micro and Macro Perspectives on the Labor Market, and Micro Data and Macro Models.
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Martin Feldstein. Meyer was succeeded as president in 1977 by Martin S. Feldstein, who like Meyer was a professor at Harvard. Feldstein had recently received the American Economic Association’s John Bates Clark Medal as the outstanding economist under 40.