IZA Young Labor Economist Award goes to Patrick Kline
Outstanding research on empirical methodology in labor economics and on wage inequality
Relative comparisons affect performance and choices in college
Whether someone is a big fish in a little pond is largely a matter of luck, but it changes how students behave
“I will have to discuss this with my family”
New study on the effects of wages on intra-family bargaining and hours worked
Happy power couples?
Working in the same occupation or industry as your partner increases satisfaction with life, work and income
Men try to avoid being beaten by a woman
Lab experiment measures gender differences in performance in games with differing competitive pressure
Even those who are fair can discriminate
Systemic discrimination through the design of the recruitment process
Does technological progress promote gender equality?
Industry 4.0 could hurt women's labor market prospects in developing countries
Working from home continues to increase
IZA survey suggests most employees in Germany are satisfied with their employer’s infection control measures
Targeted COVID-19 relief programs improve compliance with confinement measures
Study from Italy analyzes the impact of a food stamp program on social distancing