women in economics

Enrolments in economics has declined overall at both the Year 12 level and university since the early nineties, with the demise being faster for females.

“To me, in economics, there is rarely a right or wrong, there’s a whole range of grey, of things that could be good,” Jo says.

Esther Duflo has become both the youngest person and just the second woman ever to win the Nobel Prize for Economics. “I hope to inspire many more”

300,000 women are missing from economics & an undergraduate dissertation written by Alice Wu of the University of California, Berkeley explores why.