ISER hosts international MiSoC Workshop on Family Economics (22-23 September)
Keynote speakers - Michael Keane (Oxford) Time Use and Early Childhood Development in the Young Lives, and Kjell Salvanes (Norwegian Business School) Long-Term Consequences of Access to Well-child Visits
ISER is hosting an international academic workshop, taking place over two days (22-23 September) at the University of Essex.
Speakers include:
Dan Anderberg (Royal Holloway)
Domestic Violence Dynamics with Learning
Marianne Bruins (Oxford)
Increased Inequality in the Household Resources Allocated to Children, and its Causes: 1975-2012
Keynote: Michael Keane (Oxford)
Time Use and Early Childhood Development in the Young Lives Data: Vietnam, Peru, India and Ethiopia
Adeline Delavande (Essex)
Contraception Choice: Expectations and Preferences
Rita Ginja (Uppsala)
The Health and Labor Market Effects of Non-contributory Health Insurance: Evidence from Mexico
Jonathan James (Bath)
Fertility Timing and Education
Sonia Bhalotra (Essex)
Does Maternal Depression Hamper Child Development? Evidence from a Randomized Control Trial
Valérie Lechene (University College London)
What’s for Dinner? A Structural Model of Food Consumption and Time Use
Emma Tominey (York)
The Family Peer Effect on Mother’s Labour Supply
Keynote: Kjell Salvanes (Norwegian Business School)
Long-Term Consequences of Access to Well-child Visits
Angus Holford (Essex)
Youth Employment and Academic Performance: Production Functions and Policy Effects
Mårten Palme (Stockholm)
Dynastic Human Capital, Inequality and Intergenerational Mobility
