The Women in Economics podcast series from the St. Louis Fed highlights the studies and careers of women and underrepresented minorities making their marks in the field of economics.
“We learned something about how to evaluate criminal justice policy,” says Amanda Michaud, senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. ...
“The National Economic Association and its members have done a lot of really important work within the profession, work that is often unheralded,” say...
“Economics, certainly, is about the data and the numbers side of things. But it’s also about the stories and the people that are behind those numbers ...
“There are so few Black female economists, and I guess … I feel like my perspective is quite different from many white male and female economists that...
“I have become a much better economist because I have been exposed to a lot of different perspectives,” says Catherine Mann, global chief economist at...
“The most exciting part of doing research is having that research have an impact,” says Brigitte Madrian, the dean and Marriott Distinguished Professo...
“The institute, as a new entity, really has an amazing opportunity to model for the economics profession what an inclusive, scholarly environment look...
“Having it all is not having it all at once,” says Nancy Rose, the Charles P. Kindleberger professor of applied economics at Massachusetts Institute o...
“I think it is critical that we teach basic economics to kids and then build on it year after year, just like we would with any other discipline,” say...
"Tenemos una perspectiva y necesitamos ponerla sobre la mesa", dice Susan Pozo, directora del programa de Estudios Globales e Internacionales y profes...