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Day 1: 3 June 2026

08:30 – 10:00
Registration & Welcome Coffee

09:30 – 10:00
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

11:30 – 13:00
Parallel Session B

14:30 – 15:30
Keynote Lecture I – Aula Magna

Infant Milk Formula Advertising Regulation: Evidence on Demand and Supply from the UK – Pierre Dubois, Toulouse School of Economics

15:30 – 16:00
Coffee Break

16:00 – 17:30
Parallel Session C

17:30 – 18:30
General Assembly – Foscolo

Day 2: 4 June 2026

09:00 – 10:30
Parallel Session D

10:30 – 11:00
Coffee Break

11:00 – 12:30
Parallel Session E

14:00 – 15:00
Keynote Lecture II – Aula Magna

The Economics of Mental Health – Meltem Daysal, University of Copenhagen

15:00 – 15:30
Coffee Break

15:30 – 17:00
Parallel Session F

17:00 – 17:30
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
3	25 minutes	~5 minutes	~30 minutes
4	18 minutes	~5 minutes	~22 minutes

Parallel Session A | Day 1 | 10:00–11:30

	A1 Magna	A2 Foscolo	A3 Scarpa	A4 Volta	A5 Aula II	A6 Aula V	A7 Aula VI	A8 Aula III
	Child Outcomes 1: Early Childhood Education and Childcare	Child Penalty 1: Drivers and Trends	Fertility 1: Inflation, Inequality and Fertility Decisions	Health 1: Environmental Pollution and Child Health	Household Bargaining 1: Income Pooling and Intrahousehold Allocation	Informal Care: Caregiving, Mental Health and Technology	Labour 1: Local Labour Markets and Economic Shocks	Parental Leave: Policies and Gender Equality
1	Childcare Subsidies and Maternal Employment: Evidence from Australian Reforms Varun Mehta Boston University	Child Penalty and The Public Sector Valeria Zurla Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II	The Price of Love: Inflation and Marriage Ming Fang Jinan University	Chilly temperatures, polluted air: the health impacts of residential heating emissions Lorena Popescu University of Padua	Income Pooling Hypothesis: Insights from Latin American Household Expenditure Surveys Maria Edo Universidad de San Andrés	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	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	Co-Parenting and Careers after Divorce Katarina Kuske Bocconi University	The gender gap in employment protection: the role of fertility and statistical discrimination Daniela Piazzalunga University of Trento	The Calm After the Turbine: New Evidence on US Wind Farms and Health Niklas Rott University of Augsburg	Inequality at Home: Parental Gender Gaps and Intrahousehold Allocation Guanyi Wang KU Leuven	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.	Why Fathers Don’t Take Parental Leave: Understanding and Shaping Beliefs About the Returns to Paternal Leave Greta Morando University of Sheffield
3	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	The Evolution of the Child Penalty and Gender-Related Inequality in the Netherlands, 1989-2022 Renren Gan Leiden University	The Cost of Inequality, Gender Roles, and Fertility Decisions Wenqi Lu Université Libre de Bruxelles	Soil Aridification, precipitation, and Infant Health: Evidence from Africa Maurizio Malpede (chair) University of Pavia	Poverty Traps Driven by Family Bargaining Yotaro Ueno (chair) Kyoto University	Should I Care or Should I Work? Multigenerational Effects of Long-Term Care Chiara Malavasi ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research	Women’s financial well-being following separation and divorce: cognitive and non-cognitive protective factors Ingebjorg Kristoffersen The University of Western Australia	Paternity Leave and Statistical Discrimination: Evidence from Spanish Firms Luis Guirola University of Barcelona AQR-IREA
4	Public Childcare and Long-Term Academic Achievement: Evidence from a Lottery in Barcelona Libertad González (chair) Universitat Pompeu Fabra	Understanding the Congestion Child Penalty: Can Remote Work Attenuate It? Ilaria D’Angelis (chair) University of Massachusetts Boston	Trends in childbearing in the Netherlands: A cohort perspective Elena Claudia Meroni (chair) European Commission			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) NYU

Parallel Session B | Day 1 | 11:30–13:00

	B1 Magna	B2 Foscolo	B3 Scarpa	B4 Volta	B5 Aula II	B6 Aula V	B7 Aula VI	B8 Aula III
	Child Outcomes 2: Parenting Styles and Investments	Fertility 2: Culture, Kinship and Historical Determinants	Gender Norms 1: Law and Empowerment	Geographic Mobility 1: Couple Migration and Co-location	Health 2: Health Shocks and Life-Cycle Outcomes	Intergenerational Mobility 1: Wealth, Schooling and Occupations	Labour 2: Remote Work, Work-from-Home and Household Roles	Marriage 1: Assortative Mating and Market Sorting
1	Father Engagement and Support to Mothers: The Policy Elasticity of Child-Related Spending Tillmann Eymess University of Zurich	Fertility Decline and Son Preference Naomi Gershoni Ben-Gurion University of the Negev	Empowerment for Whom: Inheritance, Human Capital, and Misallocation Mingjie Xu Unversity of Mannheim	Households in Motion: Co-location Frictions and Gender Inequality Ziqing Yan Yale University	Income Shocks During Pregnancy and Infant Health Jesús Manuel Artero López University of Seville	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	Directed search on the marriage market Wietse Leleu KU Leuven
2	Parenting Style and Children’s Creativity —Evidence from the China Family Panel Studies Lingli Xu Shanghai University	Kinship structure and fertility Anna Jolivet University of Namur	From Backlash to Benefit: Long-Term Gains of the Anti-Dowry Law Across Generations Tista Mukherjee Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Bhopal	Joint Custody and the Decline in US Migration Ainoa Aparicio Fenoll University of Turin and Collegio Carlo Alberto	When the Going Gets Tough: the Impact of Health Shocks on Divorce Javier Adrian Lopez Artero University of Alicante	Intergenerational Transmission Among Physicians Agnès Charpin Institut des politiques publiques	Work from Home and Labor Market Trajectories in the Long Run Maike Steffen University of Technology Dresden (TUD), Institute for Employment Research (IAB)	Sorting in Marriage Markets: The Role of Non-Wage Amenities Andrew Judy University of Hamburg
3	Early Childhood Investments and the School Entry Age Penalty Audrey Bousselin Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economique Research (LISER)	Economic Inequality and Informal Insurance among Rural Households: The Role of Family Transfers Mutita Ariyavutikul nal Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS)	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	How Do Mental and Physical Health Influence Career and Family Choices? Noemi Mantovan University of Liverpool	Parental Schooling and the Transmission of Advantage Paul Bingley VIVE	Preparing for worst: Marriage Insurance and Labour Supply Adjustments Sehrish Usman University of Mannheim	Power to the Platform: Online Dating and the American Family Melanie Guldi University of Central Florida
4	State or Trait? Understanding Parenting Styles and Their Impact on Children’s Socio-emotional Skills Giacomo De Santis (chair) university of essex	Family Planning and Ethnic Heritage: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa Graziella Bertocchi (chair) University of Modena and EIEF	Norms Rewritten? Parental Education and the Decline of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in Nigeria Tijmen Henkes (chair) University of Amsterdam	The Tied Movers’ Gender Earnings Gap Francesca Verga (chair) DIW Berlin and FU Berlin	Light at the End of the Workday: Sleep and Post-Retirement Health Osea Giuntella (chair) University of Pittsburgh	How to Split the Estate: The Within-Family Distribution of Gifts and Inheritances Viola Angelini (chair) University of Groningen	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	Simultaneous Search in the Labor and Marriage Markets with Endogenous Schooling Decisions Christopher Flinn (chair) New York University

Parallel Session C | Day 1 | 16:00–17:30

	C1 Magna	C2 Foscolo	C3 Scarpa	C4 Volta	C5 Aula II	C6 Aula V	C7 Aula VI	C8 Aula III
	Child Outcomes 3: Skills, Aspirations and Peer Effects	Gender Gaps 1: Performance, Careers, and Family Choices	Gender Norms 2: Maternal Labour Supply and Wellbeing	Gendered Violence 1: Economic, Climatic and Structural Drivers	Household Bargaining 2: Time Use and Home Production	Household Finance 1: Fiscal Policy and Retirement Planning	Labour 3: Maternal Employment and Care Infrastructure	Marriage 2: Divorce, Widowhood and Late-Life Transitions
1	Childhood Aspirations and Adult Outcomes Irina Merkurieva University of St Andrews	Gender Gaps Under Comparable Tasks: Evidence from Quasi-Random Assignment Nils-Petter Lundborg Lund University	Gender norms and parents’ employment characteristics in Europe Natalia Carralero University of Barcelona & IEB	Artisanal Mining, Female Labor Supply, and Intimate Partner Violence Anh Nguyen International University-VNUHCM	Beyond Time: Unveiling the Invisible Burden of Mental Load Chiara Monfardini University of Bologna	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	Spousal death, financial literacy, and economic resilience Andrea Rebucini University of Bergamo
2	Maternal Exposure to Terrorism and Child Skills Development Sonkurt Sen University of Bonn	Gender gaps in laude honors and early career outcomes Marco Ovidi Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore	How Gender Role Attitudes Shape Maternal Labor Supply Christian Pugnaghi Zimpelmann University of Hamburg	Rising Temperatures and Domestic Violence in Peru: Evidence and Mechanisms Maartje van Wijhe Erasmus School of Economics	Sharing is caring: Redistributing unpaid domestic and care work improves mental well-being for fathers and mothers Tamara McGavock Grinnell College	Retirement after divorce: A life-cycle model of pensions, divorce and retirement Annasofie Olesen University of Copenhagen	Mothers’ Work, Reconciliation Issues and Fertility Desires: Evidence from the evaluation of a Program to suppport Mothers Daniela Del Boca Collegio Carlo Alberto	The Financial Consequences of Divorce: Implications for Retirement Planning Ugne Sliciute University of Groningen, Netspar
3	Sounding Out Sleep: Can Audio Messages Shift Children’s Bedtime Norms? Ilaria Prometti University of Verona	The Unequal Motherhood Penalty: Maternal Preferences and Education Lauro Carnicelli Labour Institute for Economic Research LABORE	Heterogeneous spillover effects of disability on life satisfaction among couples in France Naomie Mahmoudi UCBL, ISFA, LSAF, TEPP-CNRS	The Protective Power of Connectivity: Internet Exposure and Intimate Partner Violence Manini Ojha (chair) O P Jindal Global University	Twenty-five hours in a day: On job flexibility and the intrahousehold allocation of time and money Alexander Wintzéus KU Leuven	Elderly State Income Tax Incentives and Migration: Evidence from Administrative Tax Data Karen Conway University of New Hampshire	Social Care Infrastructure and Women’s Labor Force Participation: Evidence of Income-Based Heterogeneity in Colombian Cities Carmen Oliver Vázquez Banco de España	The welfare implications of divorce Stefan Hubner University of Bristol
4	The role of ethnic minority peers in fostering university aspirations among White pupils. Lucy Ward (chair) University of Sheffield	Who Decides Matters: Female Representation and Academic Career Advancement Marianna Brunetti (chair) Tor Vergata University of Rome, GLO, Cefin and CEIS	Gender Identity, Norms, and Happiness Claudia Senik (chair) Paris School of Economics		Winning the Bread and Baking it Too: Gendered Frictions in the Allocation of Home Production Jeanne Lafortune (chair) Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile	The Impact of Social Security Eligibility and Pension Wealth on Retirement Johan Sæverud (chair) University of Copenhagen	The effects of monetary compensation on paid volunteers: Evidence from Germany Lieke Voorintholt (chair) IAAEU; University of Trier	The Potency of the Pill: ED Medications and Marriage Stability Qingyuan Chai (chair) NYU Shanghai

Parallel Session D | Day 2 | 09:00–10:30

	D1 Magna	D2 Foscolo	D3 Scarpa	D4 Volta	D5 Aula II	D6 Aula V	D7 Aula VI
	Child Outcomes 4: Adolescents, IPV Exposure and Education	Fertility 3: Social Interactions and Peer Effects	Gendered Violence 2: Legal Interventions and Help-Seeking	Intergenerational Mobility 2: Migration, Shocks and Second-Generation Outcomes	Labour 4: Older Workers, Discrimination and Entrepreneurship	Poverty: Social Protection and Distributional Policy	Reproductive Health: Contraception and Reproductive Rights
1	The Psychological Cost of Filial Duty: Maternal Expectations and Teen’s Socioemotional Wellbeing Lucia Mangiavacchi University of Perugia	Family Formation and Labor Market Expectations: The Effect of First Childbirth on Reservation Wages Marina Bonaccolto-Töpfer University of Enna Kore	How to police intimate partner violence against women? New lessons from women’s police stations in Brazil Shoshana Grossbard San Diego State University	Climbing the Ladder: The Intergenerational Mobility of Second-Generation Immigrants in France Simone Moriconi IESEG School of Management and LEM UMR 9221	Labor Supply vs. Demand of OlderWorkers: A Structural Approach with Stated Preferences Max Groneck Department of Economics Econometrics and Finance, University of Groningen	At Scale Implementation and the Perils of Fragmentation Sara Giunti University of Pavia	Preventing Unplanned Pregnancies: Impacts on Educational Outcomes and the Next Generation Gabriel Cruz University of Maryland, College Park
2	Local Economic Shocks and Human Capital Formation: Evidence from University Students in Italy Fernanda Gutierrez Amaros Mercatorum University and CRENoS	Fertility Peer Effects Yasemin Özdemir University of Bayreuth	Is it a Happily Ever-After? Domestic Violence and Help-Seeking Behaviour of Indian Women Neeharika Kakunuri Universität Hamburg	Gender Effects of an Exogenous Income Shock on Intergenerational Mobility: Evidence from Holocaust Survivors Yael Mishly Hebrew University of Jerusalem	Avoiding Prejudice: Islamophobia and the Labor Supply of Arabs and Muslims in the U.S. Hani Mansour University of Colorado Denver	Cash-Assistance Policy Design Matters for Child Outcomes Lisa Gennetian Duke University	Market Impacts of Removing Prescription Requirement for Emergency Contraception in Italy Camilla Genitoni Università degli Studi di Pavia, Università degli Studi di Milano
3	The Causal Effects of Study Grants on Student Labor Supply, Academic Achievement, and Well-Being Nikolaj Noer Poulsen Aarhus University	Does expanding nursery places affect mothers’ employment? New evidence from a municipal level analysis in Italy Francesco Andreoli University of Verona	Intimate Partner Violence and Children’s Human Capital Gloria Moroni University of Venice Ca’ Foscari	Intergenerational income mobility across three generations in Japan Zhi-Xiao Jia Keio University	The Effects of Boosting Youth Entrepreneurship on Intimate Partner Violence Maria Hernandez de Benito CUNEF Universidad	Comparing Cash Transfers and Multifaceted Livelihood Programs in Urban Madagascar: Evidence from a Mixed-Methods Evaluation Inès Toure Laboratoire d’économie de Poitiers	Shaping Teen Abortion Choices: Access Frictions and Consent Laws Elena Sanjuan CEMFI
4	The Burden of Comparison: Relative Socioeconomic Position and Adolescent Socioemotional Development Luca Piccoli (chair) University of Trento	Fertility, Marriage Market Equilibrium, and Education Choice Yusuke Ishihata (chair) Duke University	Recognizing Harm, Remaining Silent: The Paradox of Dating Violence in Higher Education Marinella Leone (chair) University of Pavia	Investigating intergenerational mobility differences between native and immigrant groups Nhuy Nguyen-Huynh (chair) University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City	Earning ability over the life cycle Lorenzo Cappellari (chair) Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore	The Distributional and Environmental Dilemma of Energy Price Shocks Antonio Gutiérrez-Lythgoe (chair) University of Zaragoza	The Consequences of Abortion Funding Bans Mayra Pineda-Torres (chair) Georgia Institute of Technology

Parallel Session E | Day 2 | 11:00–12:30

	E1 Magna	E2 Foscolo	E3 Scarpa	E4 Volta	E5 Aula II	E6 Aula V	E7 Aula VI
	Child Outcomes 5: Family Composition, Diversity and Long-Term Interventions	Gender Gaps 2: Education, Labour and Political Representation	Gender Norms 3: Agency, Kinship and Son Preference	Gendered Violence 3: Media, Motherhood and Higher Education	Health 3: Healthcare Access and Utilisation	Household Bargaining 3: Decisions, Shocks and Expenditure	Marriage 3: Formation, Stability and Dissolution
1	The Only Child Julius Ilciukas The Chinese University of Hong Kong	Gender Wage Gap over the Life Cycle in an Economy with Large Informal Employment: Evidence from Chile Samuel Leyton Department of Economics, Sophia University	Banning the bottle, shifting the balance: Impact of Reduced Alcohol Consumption on Women’s Agency Mehreen Mookerjee Zayed University	From Headlines to Home: Femicide News, Paternity Leave, and Men’s Responses to Intimate Partner Violence Elena Pisanelli University of Bergamo	Choosing the right instrument: fiscal and spending policies in a model of co-produced healthcare Fabio Fiorillo Università Politecnica delle Marche	Deciding about Insurance: Information and Conflict in the Household Anouk van Veldhoven Utrecht University School of Economics	Divorce Law Reforms, Matrimonial Regimes and Family Behaviour Andrew Shephard KU Leuven
2	Social preferences as human capital: intergenerational transmission in an ethnically diverse context Enric Vila-Villasante Utrecht University	Reward-Only Incentives and Gender Differences in Mathematics Performance Pablo Rosa Gasco Universidad de Sevilla	Disentangling Kinship: Post-marital residence and Household Decision-Making in Timor-Leste Xinran Hu University of Melbourne	Is Physical Unattractiveness a Risk Factor for Sexual Violence Perpetration? Evidence from the U.S. Giulia Savio University of Turin	Covering the Uninsured with Primary Care Networks: Utilization and Spending Implications Yaming Cao ZEW Mannheim	Inheritance shocks and expenditure patterns: Spouses dynamic bargaining Ignacio Belloc University of Zaragoza	Homogamy in Arranged Marriages Rozenn Hotte LEO-University of Tours
3	Starting Together, Diverging Later? Gender Differences in Universal Pre-K’s Long-Term Effects Assaf Kott Ben-Gurion University of the Negev	Underrepresentation of Female Politicians in Gender-Unequal Countries of the EU: Evidence from Post-Communist Central Europe Sofia Trommlerová Comenius University Bratislava	Of Sons and Daughters: High Hopes, Uneven Disappointment Daniel Santos Universidad de La Laguna	Motherhood and Violence Gabriela Deschamps University College London	The “Dr Google” Effect: Online Health Information and Its Implications Carla Guerriero University of Naples Federico II and CSEF	Negotiation in dual-earner couples’ mobility decisions Youssef El Yaakoubi University of Strasbourg, BETA	Limited Commitment in Older Couples Amelie Mennerich University of Oxford
4	Growing Pains: The Preparing for Life Trial at Age 14 Orla Doyle (chair) University College Dublin	Women for Women? From Political Representation to Real-World Impact in Italian Regions Sara Spaziani (chair) University of Warwick	What girls are good for Marina Della Giusta (chair) University of Turin and Collegio Carlo Alberto	When Gender-Based Violence Hits Home: Femicides and Students’ Higher-Education Decisions Massimiliano Bratti (chair) University of Milan	The Welfare Magnet Hypothesis Revisited: Insights from Healthcare Access for Irregular Immigrants Anastasia Terskaya (chair) University of Barcelona	When She Holds the Purse Strings… Yibo Zhang (chair) University of Birmingham	Permanent Income and Family Structure: Evidence from Alaska’s Dividend Program Jia Wen Liu (chair) Stony Brook University

Parallel Session F | Day 2 | 15:30–17:00

	F1 Magna	F2 Foscolo	F3 Scarpa	F4 Volta	F5 Aula II	F6 Aula V	F7 Aula VI
	Child Outcomes 6: Family Background, Diversity and Adverse Exposures	Aging, Migration, and Family Well-Being	Fertility 4: Policy and Career-Family Trade-offs	Gender Norms 4: Economic Outcomes	Household Bargaining 4: Beliefs, Fairness and Matching	Household Finance 2: Savings, Wealth and Consumption	Labour 5: Labour Market Institutions and Pay
1	Armed conflict exposure and violent discipline of children at home: Panel evidence from Ethiopia Charlotte Ringdal Chr. Michelsen Institute	The Aging Parent Penalty Across Countries Noa De La Vega Economics Department, European University Institute	Bargaining Power, Gender Norms, and Fertility Decisions Naijia Guo The University of Hong Kong	How Are Bequests Divided? The Case of Japan Charles Horioka Kobe University	Astrology and Matrimony: Social Reinforcement of Religious Beliefs on Marriage Matching in Vietnam Edoardo Ciscato KU Leuven	Household Consumption and Savings over the Life Cycle: The Roles of Demographics and Durables Fang Yang Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas	Unraveling the Impact of SNAP on Household Non-Food Expenditure: An Instrumental Variables Approach Lorenzo Almada Georgia State University
2	Born to Create? Family Background and Access to Artistic Careers Nadia Campaniello ESOMAS Department (UNITO) and Collegio Carlo Alberto	Parental Mental Health and Child Outcomes During the Transition Phase Fatimah Shah University of Essex	Pro-Natalist Housing Policy and Fertility Gyozo Gyongyosi Utrecht University	The Right to Choose and the Gender Wealth Gap Melina Vosse University of San Diego	Fairness views, pension benefits, and heterogeneity in life expectancy Maria Chaykina University of Verona	The Role of Expenditure Risk in Household Wealth Dynamics Luigi Maria Briglia University of Tuebingen	Firm Recruitment under Guaranteed Minimum Income: Evidence from Italy’s Online Job Vacancy Data Filippo Passerini university of Milano
3	Parental Retirement and Children’s Labor Supply: Evidence from a Regression Discontinuity Design} Alireza Khoshghadam Stockholm School of Economics in Riga	How Well-prepared Are Women for Old Age? Evidence from Japan Yoko Niimi Doshisha University	The Distributional Effects of Paid Parental Leave Policies on Fertility and Children’s Human Capital Giorgia Conte Trinity College Dublin	Children by Choice, Not Chance: Family Planning Associations and Fertility in Britain Sara Tozzi University of Bologna	Multi-sided Matching with Transfers: The Economics of Labor and Love Alejandro Robinson-Cortés University of Exeter	Financial Inclusion and Inequality in Mexico: A RIF-Bayesian ELL Survey-to-Survey Approach Jose Eduardo Medina Reyes Queen Mary University of London	Pay Transparency and Female Labor Mobility: Evidence from Japan Ryuto Nishimura Boston University
4	Childhood Cognitive and Behavioral Impairments and Adult Health Hope Corman (chair) NBER	Immigration and Adult Children’s Care for Elderly Parents: Evidence from Western Europe Lorenzo Rocco (chair) University of Padova	Childcare and Family Dynamics Anna Chesa-Llorens (chair) Universitat de Barcelona & IEB	Gender Differences in Pension Investment: The Role of Biased Advice Mirco Tonin (chair) Free University of Bozen-Bolzano	The Dynamics of Fertility, Bargaining, and Human Capital Accumulation Anning Xie (chair) University of Mannheim	Saving Until the End: Wealth Accumulation Behavior in the Final Years of Life Luigi Ventura (chair) Sapienza, University of Rome	Rise of Unpaid Family Helpers and Evidence on Distress-driven Employment Growth in India Mrinalini Jha (chair) O.P. Jindal Global University