This paper investigates whether information constraints — rather than fully forward-looking choices — contribute to mothers' reduced labor supply after childbirth, a key driver of gender inequality. …
Online FirstReview of Economic StudiesOnline 20 May 2026
This paper asks whether exposure to greater female representation in the workplace can persistently reduce intergenerational gender gaps in labor market outcomes. The authors exploit the sudden, …
PublishedAmerican Economic ReviewOnline 1 Mar 2026Published Mar 2026
This paper studies the labor market effects of "Equal Pay for Similar Work" (EPSW) policies — laws that require firms to pay equal wages to workers of different protected-class identities (e.g., …
PublishedQuarterly Journal of EconomicsOnline 5 Mar 2026Published Jul 2026
This paper investigates whether exposure to a larger share of female peers during an MBA program causally affects the gender gap in senior corporate leadership positions. The research question is …
PublishedQuarterly Journal of EconomicsOnline 27 Mar 2026Published Jul 2026
Greenberg, Wasserman, and Weber (2024/2026) ask whether men negatively respond—in terms of job performance, behavior, and workplace perceptions—when women first enter an exclusively male occupation. …
PublishedAmerican Economic ReviewPublished May 2026
This paper uses linked employer-employee data from Brazil (RAIS, 2007–2014, covering 267 million worker-years, 56 million unique workers, and 607,000 employers) to document that the gender pay gap of …
PublishedQuarterly Journal of EconomicsOnline 12 May 2026Published Jul 2026
This paper studies how physical proximity to coworkers affects on-the-job training and productivity, using software engineers at a Fortune 500 online retailer observed from 2019 to 2024. The authors …