Greg Veramendi

@greg-veramendi.bsky.social

Labor economist. Assoc. Prof. at @RHULECON . previously experimental particle physicist @Fermilab . He/him/his gregveramendi.github.io

Turks have an unforgettable traditional saying that distills centuries of life under authoritarian Ottoman rule: ⟶ Öküz tahta çıkarsa öküz padişah olmaz, saray ahır olur “When an ox ascends to the throne, he doesn’t become king; the palace becomes a barn”

Does marriage still causally change the division of labour after having a first child? We revisit this question and find evidence of two types of households - some specialize BUT for more modern couples marriage increases coordination - men earn less, take more paternity leave and women keep working

Department of Economics, NHH Norwegian School of Economics@nhhecon.bsky.social · 11mo ago

"Gender Equality through Marriage" - new discussion paper by Kjell G. Salvanes (@nhhecon.bsky.social, @nhhnor.bsky.social & @fair-cele.bsky.social), Gloria Moroni, @chetinicoletti1.bsky.social and @emmatominey.bsky.social: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

For Day 2 of our celebration of work using the Census Tree we highlight @lukestein.com & co's work on the gendered impacts of perceived skin tone. They find that among African Amer. sisters, women perceived to be darker-skinned were disadvantaged. *They also cite a great QJE pub by Lisa Cook et al*

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