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劳动与健康经济学Workshop| Guaranteed Employment in Rural India: Richer Households, Poorer Women?
发布日期：2022-05-25 12:00 来源：
时间：2022年5月25日（周三）10：00-11：30
参会方式：线上zoom平台（若有意参会，请发送姓名、学院至18701189960@163.com以获取会议链接，仅限北大师生）
主持人：
（国发院）赵耀辉、李玲、刘国恩、雷晓燕、张丹丹、易君健
（经院）秦雪征、石菊、王耀璟、袁野、Kevin Devereux主讲人：Jorge Luis García（Clemson University）
论文题目：Guaranteed Employment in Rural India: Richer Households, Poorer Women?
论文摘要：
Female labor force participation increased worldwide between 1990 and 2015. In India, it decreased 22% from a low rate of 37%. Rural married women drove the decrease, which began right after the implementation of a policy guaranteeing employment for rural households. I document the following. The employment guarantee subsidizes household earnings, increasing household consumption. The subsidy replaces women's role as added or insurance workers, crowding out their labor force participation. The crowd-out reduces their command of household earnings and thus their intra-household share of consumption. Though it decreases absolute household-level poverty, the employment guarantee increases women's poverty within the household.
主讲人简介：
I am an applied micro-economist working at the intersection of labor and development economics. My research investigates early childhood education, fertility, and labor force participation. I study how the market and policy environments of these decisions determine poverty and socio-economic inequality. The subjects of my current projects are poor women and their children, either in the United States or in developing countries. Development economics usually focuses on countries other than the United States. However, a significant fraction of American women and their children live in poverty. Two examples illustrated in the figure below are the following: 1) Arkansas' current maternal mortality rate is virtually identical to that of El Salvador, which is both the smallest country in Central America and one of the most disadvantaged countries in the region; and 2) Mississippi's current infant mortality rate is similar to that of Turkey, another developing country according to several standards. Commonalities in the development of children and the decision-making of poor individuals permit a cohesive agenda, studying individuals who live in different contexts but face similar constraints and scarcities.
主讲人个人网站：https://jorgelgarcia.github.io
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劳动与健康经济学Workshop| Guaranteed Employment in Rural India: Richer Households, Poorer Women?
发布日期：2022-05-25 12:00 来源：
时间：2022年5月25日（周三）10：00-11：30
参会方式：线上zoom平台（若有意参会，请发送姓名、学院至18701189960@163.com以获取会议链接，仅限北大师生）
主持人：
（国发院）赵耀辉、李玲、刘国恩、雷晓燕、张丹丹、易君健
（经院）秦雪征、石菊、王耀璟、袁野、Kevin Devereux主讲人：Jorge Luis García（Clemson University）
论文题目：Guaranteed Employment in Rural India: Richer Households, Poorer Women?
论文摘要：
Female labor force participation increased worldwide between 1990 and 2015. In India, it decreased 22% from a low rate of 37%. Rural married women drove the decrease, which began right after the implementation of a policy guaranteeing employment for rural households. I document the following. The employment guarantee subsidizes household earnings, increasing household consumption. The subsidy replaces women's role as added or insurance workers, crowding out their labor force participation. The crowd-out reduces their command of household earnings and thus their intra-household share of consumption. Though it decreases absolute household-level poverty, the employment guarantee increases women's poverty within the household.
主讲人简介：
I am an applied micro-economist working at the intersection of labor and development economics. My research investigates early childhood education, fertility, and labor force participation. I study how the market and policy environments of these decisions determine poverty and socio-economic inequality. The subjects of my current projects are poor women and their children, either in the United States or in developing countries. Development economics usually focuses on countries other than the United States. However, a significant fraction of American women and their children live in poverty. Two examples illustrated in the figure below are the following: 1) Arkansas' current maternal mortality rate is virtually identical to that of El Salvador, which is both the smallest country in Central America and one of the most disadvantaged countries in the region; and 2) Mississippi's current infant mortality rate is similar to that of Turkey, another developing country according to several standards. Commonalities in the development of children and the decision-making of poor individuals permit a cohesive agenda, studying individuals who live in different contexts but face similar constraints and scarcities.
主讲人个人网站：https://jorgelgarcia.github.io
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