The peer effect is so important, says Lisa Farrell @RMIT . “Get a group of women together and it will be a valuable space for encouraging one another” #AGEW2019
Lisa Farrell speaks about the benefit of a “women’s wall” in a male-heavy Econo faculty, a pin board to easily share the achievements of female faculty members and research about diversity and gender impacts... @battlestarsal @elifincekara@UTS_Economics let’s make it happen?
We are delighted to bring you our new magazine, Celebrating Research Impact! We have written 15 stories about real-world #research undertaken by academics in @RMIT's College of Business. Read more at https://t.co/CwfHiWWCb7
Welcoming the wonderful Prof @ShellyJLundberg & Prof Lisa Farrell to share their insights into why we have a diversity problem in economics - especially in academia and what universities need to do differently. #AGEW2019@AEACSWEP@RMIT@WomenEconAU
Lisa Farrell is using a decomposition method to show that sales for artwork by #Australian#indigenous artists differed by gender – female artists' work sells for higher than male counterparts, controlling for other factors. #AGEW2019@WomenEconAU