Claudia Goldin is a groundbreaking economist and gender studies scholar who has transformed our understanding of the gender wage gap and the role of women in the workforce. Her work has had a profound impact on economics, public policy, and society as a whole.
This biography offers a comprehensive and insightful look at Goldin's life and work. From her early childhood to her Nobel Prize win, this book explores Goldin's development as an economist, her major contributions to the field, and her enduring influence.
In this book, you will learn about Goldin's pioneering research on the gender wage gap, her influential presidency of the American Economic Association, and the prestigious awards she has received. You will also gain a deep understanding of Goldin's personal life, her hobbies and philanthropy, and her ongoing research and vision for the future.
This biography is an essential read for anyone interested in the life and work of one of the most important economists of our time. It is also for anyone who is interested in the Nobel Prize in Economics and the process of awarding it.