Oct. 9 (UPI) — Harvard University’s Claudia Goldin was granted the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel on Monday for her work on gender and the labor market.
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences stated Goldin’s work “advanced our understanding of ladies’s labor market results” revealing secret motorists of gender distinctions in the labor market.
“By trawling through the archives and puttingtogether and remedying historic information, this year’s financial sciences laureate Claudia Goldin hasactually been able to present brand-new and typically unexpected truths,” the Nobel committee stated. “She has likewise provided us a muchdeeper understanding of the aspects that impact ladies’s chances in the labor market and how much their work hasactually been in need.”
Goldin’s researchstudy, which covered 200 years of U.S. information revealed that ladies are “vastly underrepresented in the glob