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The latest recipient of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences has contributed much useful data in understanding the role of women in the workforce. Her restraint in policy prescriptions may, in fact, be her greatest contribution of all.

Goldin is only the third woman to receive this prestigious honor.

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The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics for this year has been awarded to American Claudia Goldin of Harvard University for her work in explaining changes in women’s earnings and participation in the labor market. Dr. Goldin examined more than 200 years of data (much of it gathered through painstaking sleuthing through obscure sources) to identify the causes of changes and the

Economists are heralding their colleague Claudia Goldin’s Nobel Prize win, but everyday women — and men — have plenty of reasons to celebrate the historian of…

In praise of Claudia Goldin.

By Apoorva Ramachandra Claudia Goldin won the Nobel Prize in Economics Sciences for "advancing our understanding of women's labour market outcomes". Jakob

Economics, possibly because of its associations with politics, money and finance has for long been dominated by men.

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Thanks to the perseverance of the Nobel-winning Harvard economist, the female half of the population is no longer seen as irrelevant to the macroeconomy