Day 1: 3 June 2026
08:30 – 10:00
Registration & Welcome Coffee
Registration & Welcome Coffee
09:30 – 10:00
Welcome Address – Aula Magna
Welcome Address – Aula Magna
Almudena Sevilla, LSE, SEHO President
Alessandro Reali, Rector, University of Pavia
Eduardo Rossi, Head of the Department of Economics and Management, University of Pavia
Michele Lissia, Mayor of Pavia
10:00 – 11:30
Parallel Session A
Parallel Session A
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
11:30 – 13:00
Parallel Session B
Parallel Session B
14:30 – 15:30
Keynote Lecture I – Aula Magna
Keynote Lecture I – Aula Magna
TBD – Pierre Dubois, Toulouse School of Economics
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
16:00 – 17:30
Parallel Session C
Parallel Session C
17:30 – 18:30
General Assembly SEHO Executive Committee – Foscolo
General Assembly SEHO Executive Committee – Foscolo
Day 2: 4 June 2026
09:00 – 10:30
Parallel Session D
Parallel Session D
10:30 – 11:00
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
11:00 – 12:30
Parallel Session E
Parallel Session E
14:00 – 15:00
Keynote Lecture II – Aula Magna
Keynote Lecture II – Aula Magna
The Economics of Mental Health – Meltem Daysal, University of Copenhagen
15:00 – 15:30
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
15:30 – 17:00
Parallel Session F
Parallel Session F
17:00 – 17:30
Closing Remarks – Aula Magna
Closing Remarks – Aula Magna
Guidelines for Session Chairs
Parallel sessions normally last 1.5 hours. The table below provides suggested allocations
of time between presentations and audience questions, depending on the number of papers
in the session. These guidelines are intended to help ensure a balanced schedule and to
allow sufficient time for discussion.
| Number of papers | Suggested presentation time | Suggested Q&A time | Total per paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | up to 18 minutes | ~4 minutes | ~22 minutes |
| 5 | 15 minutes | ~3 minutes | ~18 minutes |
For questions about the program: seho2026@unipv.it.
Except in cases of exceptional necessity, changes to session or schedule are not foreseen.
Parallel Session A |
Day 1 | 10:00–11:30
|
A1
Magna
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A2
Foscolo
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A3
Scarpa
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A4
Volta
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A5
Aula II
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A6
Aula IV
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A7
Aula V
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A8
Aula VI
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Child Outcomes 1: Early Childhood Education and Childcare
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Child Penalty 1: Drivers and Trends
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Fertility 1: Trends, Inequality and Macro Shocks
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Health 1: Environmental Pollution and Child Health
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Household Bargaining 1: Theory and Empirics
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Informal Care: Long-Term Care Policy and Technology
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Labour 1: Local Labour Markets and Economic Shocks
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Parental Leave: Policies and Gender Equality
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| 1 |
Childcare Subsidies and Maternal Employment: Evidence from Australian Reforms
Varun Mehta
Boston University
|
Child Penalty and The Public Sector
Valeria Zurla
University of Naples Federico II
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Fertility in an Unequal, Innovative World
Chakshu Jain
Indian Statistical Institute Delhi
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A Toast to Health? Cognitive Returns for Children Conceived Under Local Pesticide Regulations
Giuliano Marco Federico Rolle
Gran Sasso Science Institute
|
Gender Role Attitudes and Marital Sorting: Implications for Household Inequality
Khushboo Surana
University of York
|
Immigration Enforcement and the Quality of Home Health Care
Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes
University of California Merced
|
Gender-specific Exposure to Trade, Labor Market Adjustments, and the Family
Kiho Muroga
Kyushu University
|
Levelling the Playing Field? The Impact of Equal Parental Leave on Gender Gaps in Employment
Alicia de Quinto
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
|
| 2 |
Does expanding nursery places affect mothers’ employment? New evidence from a municipal level analysis in Italy
Ylenia Brilli
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
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Co-Parenting and Careers after Divorce
Katarina Kuske
Bocconi University
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Furloughed Workers, Abortions and Fertility
Gabriele Letta
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
|
Automation, Economic Shocks, and Infant Mortality: Evidence from Mexico
Julian Diaz-Gutierrez
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Income Pooling Hypothesis: Insights from Latin American Household Expenditure Surveys
Maria Edo
Universidad de San Andrés
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Rural advantage, caregiving penalty: Mental health consequences of informal care
Lucia Leporatti
University of Genoa
|
Limits to Skill-based Countercyclical Adaptation in Business Cycles
Sudong Hua
Shanghai Institute for Mathematics and Interdisciplinary Sciences, Fudan University
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Why Fathers Don’t Take Parental Leave: Understanding and Shaping Beliefs About the Returns to Paternal Leave
Greta Morando
University of Sheffield
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| 3 |
Early Childhood Investments and the School Entry Age Penalty
Audrey Bousselin
Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economique Research (LISER)
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Longer-term Child Penalty: Evidence from NLSY79
Xirong Lin
Emmanuel College
|
Pick your Poison: Arsenic in Beer and Fertility
Jonathan James
University of Bath
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Chilly temperatures, polluted air: the health impacts of residential heating emissions
Lorena Popescu
University of Padua
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Inequality at Home: Parental Gender Gaps and Intrahousehold Allocation
Guanyi Wang
KU Leuven
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Should I Care or Should I Work? Multigenerational Effects of Long-Term Care
Chiara Malavasi
ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research
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Skill Substitution, Expectations, and the Business Cycle
Andreas Leibing
TU Dresden
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Paternity Leave and Statistical Discrimination: Evidence from Spanish Firms
Luis Guirola
University of Barcelona AQR-IREA
|
| 4 |
Price of Care, Cost of Growth: Unraveling the Causal Effect of Childcare Utilization on Child Mental Health and Educational Development
Jan Kabatek
The University of Melbourne
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The Evolution of the Child Penalty and Gender-Related Inequality in the Netherlands, 1989-2022
Renren Gan
Leiden University
|
The Price of Love: Inflation and Marriage
Mingmei Liu
Jinan University
|
Soil Aridification, precipitation, and Infant Health: Evidence from Africa
Maurizio Malpede
University of Pavia
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Poverty Traps Driven by Family Bargaining
Yotaro Ueno
Kyoto University
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The Invisible Infrastructure of Care: Vulnerability, Productivity, and Support for Redistribution
Valentina Rotondi
SUPSI & University of Oxford
|
The impact of Covid-19 on the employment of disabled people and their non-disabled household members in Chile
Joaquín Mayorga
LSE
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The gender gap in employment protection: the role of fertility and statistical discrimination
Daniela Piazzalunga
University of Trento
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| 5 |
Public Childcare and Long-Term Academic Achievement: Evidence from a Lottery in Barcelona
Libertad González (chair)
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
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Understanding the Congestion Child Penalty: Can Remote Work Attenuate It?
Ilaria D’Angelis (chair)
University of Massachusetts Boston
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Trends in childbearing in the Netherlands: A cohort perspective
Elena Claudia Meroni (chair)
European Commission
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The Calm After the Turbine: New Evidence on US Wind Farms and Health
Niklas Rott (chair)
University of Augsburg
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Timing Matters: Evidence from Government Benefit Schedules
Filipe Correia (chair)
University of Georgia
|
Would Robot Caregivers Be Welcomed by Older Individuals?
Minjoon Lee (chair)
Carleton University
|
Touristification and incumbent residents: Evidence from personal income tax records
Jorge Páscoa (chair)
NOVA SBE
|
Parental Leave: Economic Incentives and Cultural Change
Raquel Fernandez (chair)
New York University
|
Parallel Session B |
Day 1 | 11:30–13:00
|
B1
Magna
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B2
Foscolo
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B3
Scarpa
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B4
Volta
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B5
Aula II
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B6
Aula IV
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B7
Aula V
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B8
Aula VI
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Child Outcomes 2: Parenting Styles and Investments
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Fertility 2: Culture, Kinship and Historical Determinants
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Gender Norms 1: Law and Empowerment
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Geographic Mobility 1: Couple Migration and Co-location
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Health 2: Health Shocks and Life-Cycle Outcomes
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Intergenerational Mobility 1: Wealth, Schooling and Occupations
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Labour 2: Work Arrangements
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Marriage 1: Assortative Mating and Market Sorting
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| 1 |
A Dynamic Analysis of Parental Beliefs and Investments
Rachel Tan
Singapore Management University
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Family Planning and Ethnic Heritage: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa
Graziella Bertocchi
University of Modena and EIEF
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Boys Left Behind? A Historical Perspective on the Gender Gaps in High School Graduation
Anne Hannusch
University of Bonn
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Households in Motion: Co-location Frictions and Gender Inequality
Ziqing Yan
Yale University
|
Alcohol Consumption in an Empty Nest
Francesco Scervini
University of Pavia
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A Chip Off The Old Block? Genetics and The Intergenerational Transmission of Socioeconomic Status
Titus Galama
University of Southern California
|
Home Alone: Work from Home and Loneliness
Mehrzad B. Baktash
University of Trier
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Directed search on the marriage market
Wietse Leleu
KU Leuven
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| 2 |
Father Engagement and Support to Mothers: The Policy Elasticity of Child-Related Spending
Tillmann Eymess
University of Zurich
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Fertility Decline and Son Preference
Naomi Gershoni
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
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Empowerment for Whom: Inheritance, Human Capital, and Misallocation
Mingjie Xu
Unversity of Mannheim
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Joint Custody and the Decline in US Migration
Ainoa Aparicio Fenoll
University of Turin and Collegio Carlo Alberto
|
Income Shocks During Pregnancy and Infant Health
Jesús Manuel Artero López
University of Seville
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Economic Inequality and Informal Insurance among Rural Households: The Role of Family Transfers
Minchung Hsu
National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS)
|
Increased flexibility and the position of women in the labour market: Has it changed after the pandemic?
Sara Ayllón
University of Girona
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Educational Sorting in Marriage Across Countries
Jie Ren
Central University of Finance and Economics
|
| 3 |
Parental Occupational Choice and Child Development
Hyun Soo Suh
Washington University in St. Louis
|
Kinship structure and fertility
Anna Jolivet
University of Namur
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From Backlash to Benefit: Long-Term Gains of the Anti-Dowry Law Across Generations
Tanya Suman
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Bhopal
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The Gendered Effects of Children on Household Relocation
Jiwon Lee
New York University
|
When the Going Gets Tough: the Impact of Health Shocks on Divorce
Javier Adrian Lopez Artero
University of Alicante
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How to Split the Estate: The Within-Family Distribution of Gifts and Inheritances
Eduard Suari-Andreu
Leiden University
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The Changing Nature of Work: What can we learn from Time Use Diaries?
Francesca Foliano
University of Southampton
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Height Preferences, Assortative Matching, and Household Income Inequality
David Ong
Jinan University-University of Birmingham Joint Institute
|
| 4 |
Parenting Style and Children’s Creativity —Evidence from the China Family Panel Studies
Lingli Xu
Shanghai University
|
Marriage, Fertility, and Cultural Integration in Italy
Giulia Tura
LUISS University
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Girls Help Girls, but Boys Gain Little: Exploring the Mechanisms of Gender Peer Effects in Elementary Schools
Chihiro Inoue
Kobe University
|
The Geography of Jobs and Couple Migration
Olatz Román
University of Mannheim
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Wealth, Medical Spending, and Health: Evidence from a Housing Reform
Luu Duc Toan Huynh
Queen Mary University of London
|
Intergenerational Transmission Among Physicians
Agnès Charpin
Institut des politiques publiques
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Work from Home and Labor Market Trajectories in the Long Run
Maike Steffen
University of Technology Dresden (TUD), Institute for Employment Research (IAB)
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Simultaneous Search in the Labor and Marriage Markets with Endogenous Schooling Decisions
Christopher Flinn
New York University
|
| 5 |
State or Trait? Understanding Parenting Styles and Their Impact on Children’s Socio-emotional Skills
Giacomo De Santis (chair)
University of Essex
|
The Aftermath of the Anti-communist Purge on Demographic Transition in Indonesia
Arif Anindita (chair)
University of Milano-Bicocca
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Norms Rewritten? Parental Education and the Decline of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in Nigeria
Tijmen Henkes (chair)
University of Amsterdam
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The Tied Movers’ Gender Earnings Gap
Francesca Verga (chair)
DIW Berlin & FU Berlin
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Light at the End of the Workday: Sleep and Post-Retirement Health
Osea Giuntella (chair)
University of Pittsburgh
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Parental Schooling and the Transmission of Advantage
Paul Bingley (chair)
Danish Center for Social Science Research (VIVE)
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When Gender Kicks in: an Experimental Study of Work from Home and Attitudes to Household Work and Childcare
Elena Stancanelli (chair)
Paris School of Economics
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Sorting in Marriage Markets: The Role of Non-Wage Amenities
Andrew Judy (chair)
University of Hamburg
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Parallel Session C |
Day 1 | 16:00–17:30
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C1
Magna
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C2
Foscolo
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C3
Scarpa
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C4
Volta
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C5
Aula II
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C6
Aula IV
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C7
Aula V
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C8
Aula VI
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Child Outcomes 3: Skills, Aspirations and Peer Effects
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Gender Gaps 1: Performance, Evaluation and Academic Careers
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Gender Norms 2: Identity and Wellbeing
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Gendered Violence 1: Determinants and Structural Factors
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Household Bargaining 2: Time Use and Home Production
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Household Finance 1: Fiscal Policy and Retirement Planning
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Labour 3: Flexible Work and the Changing Nature of Work
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Marriage 2: Divorce, Widowhood and Late-Life Transitions
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|
| 1 |
Childhood Aspirations and Adult Outcomes
Irina Merkurieva
University of St Andrews
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Gender Differences in Performance: The Role of External Testing Environments
Pilar Cuevas Ruiz
Universidad de Sevilla
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Gender Identity Norms, Mental Health and Relationship Strain
Rachel Knott
Monash University
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Artisanal Mining, Female Labor Supply, and Intimate Partner Violence
Tsenguunjav Byambasuren
Trinity College Dublin
|
Beyond Time: Unveiling the Invisible Burden of Mental Load
Chiara Monfardini
University of Bologna
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Does The Scottish Child Payment Weaken Work Incentives?
Suzanna Nesom
University of York
|
Attitudes towards maternal’ labor supply: an information experiment on costs of part-time work
Maddalena Davoli
University of zurich
|
Power to the Platform: Online Dating and the American Family
Melanie Guldi
University of Central Florida
|
| 2 |
Maternal Exposure to Terrorism and Child Skills Development
Sonkurt Sen
University of Bonn
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Gender Gaps Under Comparable Tasks: Evidence from Quasi-Random Assignment
Nils-Petter Lundborg
Lund University
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The Cost of Inequality, Gender Roles, and Fertility Decisions
Wenqi Lu
Université Libre de Bruxelles
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College Access and Domestic Violence
Ha Luong
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
|
Mom and Dad? If I Were Not Disabled, Would You Be Happier?: Using Game Theoretical Approach
Takahiro Moriya
The University of Tokyo
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Financial Skills and Search in the Mortgage Market
Marta Cota
Nova School of Business and Economics
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Exploring Household Adoption and Usage of Generative AI: New Evidence from Italy
Tommaso Oliviero
University of Naples Federico II
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The Financial Consequences of Divorce: Implications for Retirement Planning
Ugne Sliciute
University of Groningen, Netspar
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| 3 |
Misery and Prosociality: the Long-run Impact of Early-life Adversity on Prosocial Behavior in China’s 1959–1961 Great Famine
Shaoda Wang
University of Oregon
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Gender Gaps in Performance Evaluation: the Role of Gender Norms
Sara Martinez-de-Morentin
Universidad Publica de Navarra
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Gender norms and parents’ employment characteristics in Europe
Natalia Carralero
University of Barcelona & IEB
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Combative identity and Intimate Partner Violence in Sub-Saharan Africa
Ha Nguyen
Curtin University
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Sharing is caring: Redistributing unpaid domestic and care work improves mental well-being for fathers and mothers
Tamara McGavock
Grinnell College
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Retirement after divorce: A life-cycle model of pensions, divorce and retirement
Annasofie Olesen
University of Copenhagen
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Inequalities in Working Careers: Places, Jobs and Skills
Pengpeng Xiao
Duke University
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Unexpected widowhood, financial literacy, and resilience
Andrea Rebucini
University of Bergamo
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| 4 |
Sounding Out Sleep: Can Audio Messages Shift Children’s Bedtime Norms?
Ilaria Prometti
University of Verona
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Gender gaps in laude honors and early career outcomes
Marco Ovidi
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
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How Gender Role Attitudes Shape Maternal Labor Supply
Christian Pugnaghi Zimpelmann
University of Hamburg
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Rising Temperatures and Domestic Violence in Peru: Evidence and Mechanisms
Fiorella Parra-Mujica
Erasmus University Rotterdam
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Twenty-five hours in a day: On job flexibility and the intrahousehold allocation of time and money
Alexander Wintzéus
KU Leuven
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The Impact of Social Security Eligibility and Pension Wealth on Retirement
Johan Sæverud
University of Copenhagen
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Social Care Infrastructure and Women’s Labor Force Participation: Evidence of Income-Based Heterogeneity in Colombian Cities
Carmen Oliver Vázquez
Banco de España
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The welfare implications of divorce
Stefan Hubner
University of Bristol
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| 5 |
The role of ethnic minority peers in fostering university aspirations among White pupils.
Lucy Ward (chair)
University of Sheffield
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Who Decides Matters: Female Representation and Academic Career Advancement
Marianna Brunetti (chair)
Tor Vergata University of Rome, GLO, Cefin and CEIS
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Gender Identity, Norms, and Happiness
Claudia Senik (chair)
Paris School of Economics
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The Protective Power of Connectivity: Internet Exposure and Intimate Partner Violence
Manini Ojha (chair)
O P Jindal Global University
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Winning the Bread and Baking it Too: Gendered Frictions in the Allocation of Home Production
Jeanne Lafortune (chair)
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile
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The Role of Parental Altruism in Parents Consumption, College Financial Support, and Outcomes in Higher Education
Agustin Diaz (chair)
Central Bank of Chile
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The effects of monetary compensation on paid volunteers: Evidence from Germany
Lieke Voorintholt (chair)
IAAEU, University of Trier
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The Potency of the Pill: ED Medications and Marriage Stability
M. Daniele Paserman (chair)
Boston University
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Parallel Session D |
Day 2 | 09:00–10:30
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D1
Magna
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D2
Foscolo
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D3
Scarpa
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D4
Volta
|
D5
Aula II
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D6
Aula IV
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D7
Aula V
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D8
Aula VI
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Child Outcomes 4: Adolescent Development and School
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Child Penalty 2: Parental Employment and Reconciliation
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Fertility 3: Social Interactions and Peer Effects
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Gendered Violence 2: Legal Interventions and Help-Seeking
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Health 3: Mental Health and Disability
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Intergenerational Mobility 2: Earnings and Social Mobility
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Labour 4: Labour Supply over the Life Cycle
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Poverty: Social Protection and Distributional Policy
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| 1 |
Beyond the Bell: School Scheduling, Sibling Gaps, and Family Adaptation in Peru
Lucia Mangiavacchi
University of Perugia
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Children with Disabilities: Parental Labour-Market Penalties Worldwide
Silvia Palmaccio
Bocconi University, Dondena
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Family Formation and Labor Market Expectations: The Effect of First Childbirth on Reservation Wages
Marina Bonaccolto-Töpfer
University of Enna Kore
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Disrupting Violence, Protecting Lives: Strangulation Laws and Intimate Partner Homicides
Sonia Oreffice
University of Exeter
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Heterogeneous spillover effects of disability on life satisfaction among couples in France
Naomie Mahmoudi
UCBL, ISFA, LSAF, TEPP-CNRS
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Climbing the Ladder: The Intergenerational Mobility of Second-Generation Immigrants in France
Simone Moriconi
IESEG School of Management & LEM UMR 9221
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The Price of Independence: Housing Costs and Men’s Labor Supply
Gabrielle Penrose
Boston College
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At Scale Implementation and the Perils of Fragmentation
Sara Giunti
University of Pavia
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| 2 |
Local Economic Shocks and Human Capital Formation: Evidence from University Students in Italy
Fernanda Gutierrez Amaros
Mercatorum University and CRENoS
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Mothers’ Work, Reconciliation Issues and Fertility Desires: Evidence from the evaluation of a Program to suppport Mothers
Daniela Del Boca
Collegio Carlo Alberto
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Fertility Peer Effects
Yasemin Özdemir
University of Bayreuth
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How to police intimate partner violence against women? New lessons from women’s police stations in Brazil
Shoshana Grossbard
San Diego State University
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Household Penalty: Gendered Costs of Spousal Infectious Diseases on Labor and Health
Krzysztof Zaremba
Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México
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Gender Effects of an Exogenous Income Shock on Intergenerational Mobility: Evidence from Holocaust Survivors
Yael Mishly
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Labor Supply vs. Demand of OlderWorkers: A Structural Approach with Stated Preferences
Max Groneck
University of Groningen
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Cash-Assistance Policy Design Matters for Child Outcomes
Lisa Gennetian
Duke University
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| 3 |
Structural Change and Family Investments in Children
Ying Feng
National University of Singapore
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Preparing for worst: Marriage Insurance and Labour Supply Adjustments
Sehrish Usman
University of Mannheim
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Fertility, Marriage Market Equilibrium, and Education Choice
Yusuke Ishihata
Duke University
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Is it a Happily Ever-After? Domestic Violence and Help-Seeking Behaviour of Indian Women
Neeharika Kakunuri
Universität Hamburg
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How Do Mental and Physical Health Influence Career and Family Choices?
Noemi Mantovan
University of Liverpool
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Intergenerational income mobility across three generations in Japan
Zhi-Xiao Jia
Keio University
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Parental Retirement and Children’s Labor Supply: Evidence from a Regression Discontinuity Design}
Alireza Khoshghadam
Stockholm School of Economics in Riga
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Comparing Cash Transfers and Multifaceted Livelihood Programs in Urban Madagascar: Evidence from a Mixed-Methods Evaluation
Inès Toure
Laboratoire d’économie de Poitiers
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| 4 |
The Burden of Comparison: Relative Socioeconomic Position and Adolescent Socioemotional Development
Luca Piccoli
University of Trento
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The Unequal Motherhood Penalty: Maternal Preferences and Education
Lauro Carnicelli
Labour Institute for Economic Research (LABORE)
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Non-cognitive ability and the selection into fatherhood: The role of nature and nurture
Anne Boschini
Stockholm University
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Lethality Assessment Program and Intimate Partner Violence
Wei Zheng
University of Barcelona
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Should I stay or should I go? Parental health and employment impact on young adults decision to leave parental home
Ibone Bilbao-Toucet
University of the Basque Country
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Intergenerational mobility in earnings: The roles of neighborhoods and firms
Moises Yi
US Census Bureau
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The Gendered Juggle of Grandparenthood: Labour Market Differences Within Couples
Shoumeli Das
University of Liverpool
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Financial Inclusion and Inequality in Mexico: A RIF-Bayesian ELL Survey-to-Survey Approach
Jose Eduardo Medina Reyes
Queen Mary University of London
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| 5 |
The Causal Effects of Study Grants on Student Labor Supply, Academic Achievement, and Well-Being
Nikolaj Noer Poulsen (chair)
Aarhus University
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Women, Motherhood, and Structural Transformation. Insights from Rural Latin America.
Maria Florencia Pinto (chair)
CEDLAS-IIE-UNLP
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Workplace Peer Effects in Fertility Decisions
Roberto Nisticò (chair)
University of Naples Federico II
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Recognizing Harm, Remaining Silent: The Paradox of Dating Violence in Higher Education (with Dario delle Donne, Selim Gulesci, Andrea Guariso and Alejandra Ramos)
Marinella Leone (chair)
University of Pavia
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Paternity Leave and Maternal Mental Health
Lidia Farre (chair)
Institute for Economic Analysis
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Investigating intergenerational mobility differences between native and immigrant groups
Nhuy Nguyen-Huynh (chair)
University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City
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Earning ability over the life cycle
Lorenzo Cappellari (chair)
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
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The Distributional and Environmental Dilemma of Energy Price Shocks
Antonio Gutiérrez-Lythgoe (chair)
University of Zaragoza
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Parallel Session E |
Day 2 | 11:00–12:30
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E1
Magna
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E2
Foscolo
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E3
Scarpa
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E4
Volta
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E5
Aula II
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E6
Aula IV
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E7
Aula V
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E8
Aula VI
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Child Outcomes 5: Parenting, Programmes and Interventions
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Gender Gaps 2: Education, Labour and Political Representation
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Gender Norms 3: Stereotypes and Social Attitudes
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Gendered Violence 3: Prevention and Economic Mechanisms
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Health 4: Healthcare Access and Utilisation
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Household Bargaining 3: Decisions, Shocks and Expenditure
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Marriage 3: Formation, Stability and Dissolution
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Reproductive Health: Contraception and Reproductive Rights
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| 1 |
The Only Child
Julius Ilciukas
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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Gender Wage Gap over the Life Cycle in an Economy with Large Informal Employment: Evidence from Chile
Samuel Leyton
Sophia University
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Banning the bottle, shifting the balance: Impact of Reduced Alcohol Consumption on Women’s Agency
Mehreen Mookerjee
Zayed University
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Alcohol Consumption and Intimate Partner Violence: Long-Term Effects of a Temporary Alcohol Ban
Tsenguunjav Byambasuren
Trinity College Dublin
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Choosing the right instrument: fiscal and spending policies in a model of co-produced healthcare
Fabio Fiorillo
Università Politecnica delle Marche
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Deciding about Insurance: Information and Conflict in the Household
Anouk van Veldhoven
Utrecht University School of Economics
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Childcare and Family Dynamics
Anna Chesa-Llorens
Universitat de Barcelona & IEB
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Children by Choice, Not Chance: Family Planning Associations and Fertility in Britain
Sara Tozzi
University of Bologna
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Medium-Term Impacts of Integrated Social Safety Nets: Cash Transfers, Information Meetings, and Home Visits for Child Development
Damien de Walque
The World Bank, Development Research Group
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Reward-Only Incentives and Gender Differences in Mathematics Performance
Pablo Rosa Gasco
Universidad de Sevilla
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Disentangling Kinship: Post-marital residence and Household Decision-Making in Timor-Leste
Xinran Hu
University of Melbourne
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From Headlines to Home: Femicide News, Paternity Leave, and Men’s Responses to Intimate Partner Violence
Elena Pisanelli
University of Bergamo
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Covering the Uninsured with Primary Care Networks: Utilization and Spending Implications
Yaming Cao
ZEW Mannheim
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Identity Politics, Partisan Sentiment and Household Spending
Ronit Mukherji
Ashoka University
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Divorce Law Reforms, Matrimonial Regimes and Family Behaviour
Andrew Shephard
KU Leuven
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Female Sterilization Restrictions and Fertility in Brazil
Lorena Hakak
Fundacao Getulio Vargas
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Social preferences as human capital: intergenerational transmission in an ethnically diverse context
Enric Vila-Villasante
Utrecht University
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Underrepresentation of Female Politicians in Gender-Unequal Countries of the EU: Evidence from Post-Communist Central Europe
Sofia Trommlerová
Comenius University Bratislava
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Meet my family: women in leadership and gender stereotypes in the media
Lavinia Kinne
DIW Berlin
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Is Physical Unattractiveness a Risk Factor for Sexual Violence Perpetration? Evidence from the U.S.
Giulia Savio
University of Turin
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Intimate Partner Violence and Children’s Human Capital
Dan Anderberg
Royal Holloway University of London
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Inheritance shocks and expenditure patterns: Spouses dynamic bargaining
Ignacio Belloc
University of Zaragoza
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Homogamy in Arranged Marriages
Rozenn Hotte
LEO-University of Tours
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Market Impacts of Removing Prescription Requirement for Emergency Contraception in Italy
Camilla Genitoni
University of Pavia & University of Milano
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| 4 |
Starting Together, Diverging Later? Gender Differences in Universal Pre-K’s Long-Term Effects
Assaf Kott
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
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Women for Women? From Political Representation to Real-World Impact in Italian Regions
Sara Spaziani (chair)
University of Warwick
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Of Sons and Daughters: High Hopes, Uneven Disappointment
Daniel Santos
Universidad de La Laguna
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The Effects of Boosting Youth Entrepreneurship on Intimate Partner Violence
Maria Hernandez de Benito
CUNEF Universidad
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Motherhood and Violence
Gabriela Deschamps
University College London
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Negotiation in dual-earner couples’ mobility decisions
Youssef El Yaakoubi
University of Strasbourg, BETA
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Limited Commitment in Older Couples
Amelie Mennerich
University of Oxford
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Shaping Teen Abortion Choices: Access Frictions and Consent Laws
Elena Sanjuan
CEMFI
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Growing Pains: The Preparing for Life Trial at Age 14
Orla Doyle (chair)
University College Dublin
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What girls are good for
Marina Della Giusta (chair)
University of Turin and Collegio Carlo Alberto
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When Gender-Based Violence Hits Home: Femicides and Students’ Higher-Education Decisions
Massimiliano Bratti (chair)
University of Milan
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The “Dr Google” Effect: Online Health Information and Its Implications
Sara Moccia (chair)
University of Naples Federico II
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When She Holds the Purse Strings…
Yibo Zhang (chair)
University of Birmingham
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Permanent Income and Family Structure: Evidence from Alaska’s Dividend Program
Christine Ho (chair)
Singapore Management University
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The Consequences of Abortion Funding Bans
Mayra Pineda-Torres (chair)
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Parallel Session F |
Day 2 | 15:30–17:00
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F1
Magna
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F2
Foscolo
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F3
Scarpa
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F4
Volta
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F5
Aula II
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F6
Aula IV
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F7
Aula V
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F8
Aula VI
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Child Outcomes 6: Parental Inputs and Child Wellbeing
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Child Penalty 3: Caregiving and Ageing Parents
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Fertility 4: Policy and Career-Family Trade-offs
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Gender Norms 4: Economic Outcomes
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Geographic Mobility 2: Migration, Remittances and Welfare
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Household Bargaining 4: Beliefs and Norms
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Household Finance 2: Savings, Wealth and Consumption
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Labour 5: Labour Market Institutions and Pay
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Armed conflict exposure and violent discipline of children at home: Panel evidence from Ethiopia
Charlotte Ringdal
Chr. Michelsen Institute
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Immigration and Adult Children’s Care for Elderly Parents: Evidence from Western Europe
Lorenzo Rocco
University of Padova
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Bargaining Power, Gender Norms, and Fertility Decisions
Naijia Guo
The University of Hong Kong
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Gender Differences in Pension Investment: The Role of Biased Advice
Mirco Tonin
Free University of Bozen-Bolzano
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Elderly State Income Tax Incentives and Migration: Evidence from Administrative Tax Data
Karen Conway
University of New Hampshire
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Astrology and Matrimony: Social Reinforcement of Religious Beliefs on Marriage Matching in Vietnam
Edoardo Ciscato
KU Leuven
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Household Consumption and Savings over the Life Cycle: The Roles of Demographics and Durables
Fang Yang
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
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Avoiding Prejudice: Islamophobia and the Labor Supply of Arabs and Muslims in the U.S.
Hani Mansour
University of Colorado Denver
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| 2 |
Born to Create? Family Background and Access to Artistic Careers
Nadia Campaniello
University of Torino & Collegio Carlo Alberto
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Income Effects of a Parental Health Shock: the role of informal long-term care
Julie Tréguier
DIW Berlin
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Preventing Unplanned Pregnancies: Impacts on Educational Outcomes and the Next Generation
Gabriel Cruz
University of Maryland, College Park
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How Are Bequests Divided? The Case of Japan
Charles Yuji Horioka
Kobe University
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How Migration Shapes Spending: Wealth Shocks and Labor Market Responses in China
Zeen He
Lancaster University
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Fairness views, pension benefits, and heterogeneity in life expectancy
Maria Chaykina
University of Verona
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How Well-prepared Are Women for Old Age? Evidence from Japan
Yoko Niimi
Doshisha University
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Firm Recruitment under Guaranteed Minimum Income: Evidence from Italy’s Online Job Vacancy Data
Filippo Passerini
University of Milano
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| 3 |
Childhood Cognitive and Behavioral Impairments and Adult Health
Kelly Noonan
Princeton University
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More Care, Less Cash? Unpacking the EU’s caregivers labor market losses
Tallys Feldens
Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
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Pro-Natalist Housing Policy and Fertility
Gyozo Gyongyosi
Utrecht University
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Shifting Grounds: Social Norms and the Intergenerational Transmission of Wealth
Rossella Calvi
Rice University
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Remitting against poverty: Eight-year evidence on digital remittances and rural poverty
Saravana Ravindran
National University of Singapore
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Fiscal Narratives and Inflation
Farah Tohme
Goethe University Frankfurt
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Saving Until the End: Wealth Accumulation Behavior in the Final Years of Life
Luigi Ventura
Sapienza, University of Rome
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Pay Transparency and Female Labor Mobility: Evidence from Japan
Ryuto Nishimura
Boston University
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| 4 |
Parental Mental Health and Child Outcomes During the Transition Phase
Fatimah Shah
University of Essex
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The Aging Parent Penalty Across Countries
Noa De La Vega
Economics Department, European University Institute
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The Distributional Effects of Paid Parental Leave Policies on Fertility and Children’s Human Capital
Giorgia Conte
Trinity College Dublin
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The Right to Choose and the Gender Wealth Gap
Priya Garg
University of San Diego
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The Welfare Magnet Hypothesis Revisited: Insights from Healthcare Access for Irregular Immigrants
Anastasia Terskaya (chair)
University of Barcelona
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Multi-sided Matching with Transfers: The Economics of Labor and Love
Alejandro Robinson-Cortés
University of Exeter
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The Role of Expenditure Risk in Household Wealth Dynamics
Luigi Maria Briglia
University of Tuebingen
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Place-Based University Education in a Structural Model of Local Labor, Housing, and Marriage Markets
Frederik Almar
Aarhus University
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| 5 |
The Social Dividend of Diversity: Immigrant Peers and School Bullying
Anna Sanz-de-Galdeano (chair)
University of Alicante, University of Valencia & IZA
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Unpaid Care Work and Labour Market Outcomes of Older Women and Men
Alison Preston (chair)
University of Western Australia
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To have it all? Navigating career and family across generations of college-educated Indonesian women
Elghafiky Bimardhika (chair)
Bahana
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The golden leap: gender differences in the Matthew effect
Erin Hengel (chair)
Brunel University of London
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The Dynamics of Fertility, Bargaining, and Human Capital Accumulation
Anning Xie (chair)
University of Mannheim
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Unraveling the Impact of SNAP on Household Non-Food Expenditure: An Instrumental Variables Approach
Lorenzo Almada (chair)
Georgia State University
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Rise of Unpaid Family Helpers and Evidence on Distress-driven Employment Growth in India
Mrinalini Jha (chair)
O.P. Jindal Global University
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