Hanno Foerster
@hannofoerster.bsky.social
Labor Economics, Family Economics, Applied Microeconomics | Assistant Professor at Boston College | http://hannofoerster.com
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Male concerns about labor market competition from women played a key role in the rise & fall of "protective" labor laws that often limited women's jobs.
Op-ed based on IZA DP by @mdoepke.bsky.social @hannofoerster.bsky.social @annehannusch.bsky.social & M. Tertilt 👇
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Op-ed based on IZA DP by @mdoepke.bsky.social @hannofoerster.bsky.social @annehannusch.bsky.social & M. Tertilt 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/pro...
Protection for whom? The political economy of protective labor laws for women
While presented as measures to safeguard women’s health labor laws banning night work or limiting the amount of weight a woman could lift often restricted women’s access to employment...
wol.iza.org
May 20, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Male concerns about labor market competition from women played a key role in the rise & fall of "protective" labor laws that often limited women's jobs.
Op-ed based on IZA DP by @mdoepke.bsky.social @hannofoerster.bsky.social @annehannusch.bsky.social & M. Tertilt 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/pro...
Op-ed based on IZA DP by @mdoepke.bsky.social @hannofoerster.bsky.social @annehannusch.bsky.social & M. Tertilt 👇
wol.iza.org/opinions/pro...
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New work from HCEO members @mdoepke.bsky.social and Michele Tertilt examines the drivers behind so-called protective labor laws for women. Hint: It wasn’t women who were being protected. With @hannofoerster.bsky.social and @annehannusch.bsky.social. www.nber.org/papers/w33720
Protection for Whom? The Political Economy of Protective Labor Laws for Women
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April 29, 2025 at 8:19 PM
New work from HCEO members @mdoepke.bsky.social and Michele Tertilt examines the drivers behind so-called protective labor laws for women. Hint: It wasn’t women who were being protected. With @hannofoerster.bsky.social and @annehannusch.bsky.social. www.nber.org/papers/w33720
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Submit your papers on search and matching (labor, housing, ...) and contribute to a great conference!
Submissions open for another 5 days👇
Submissions open for another 5 days👇
SaM 2025 at Vilnius University. Submit your papers!
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SaM 2025 conference
Welcome to Vilnius!
The Search and Matching Network (SaM) is a European network of academic economists working on search and matching models, including models of labour market search, consumer search,...
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February 10, 2025 at 9:35 AM
Submit your papers on search and matching (labor, housing, ...) and contribute to a great conference!
Submissions open for another 5 days👇
Submissions open for another 5 days👇
Grad students: come join us for the 1st Economics PhD conference May 29-30, 2025 @bostoncollege.bsky.social! Submit your paper or extended abstract by March 2nd!
Call for papers: sites.google.com/view/bcphdco...
Call for papers: sites.google.com/view/bcphdco...
January 30, 2025 at 10:50 PM
Grad students: come join us for the 1st Economics PhD conference May 29-30, 2025 @bostoncollege.bsky.social! Submit your paper or extended abstract by March 2nd!
Call for papers: sites.google.com/view/bcphdco...
Call for papers: sites.google.com/view/bcphdco...
Very excited that my JMP on the welfare implications of child support and alimony got accepted @reveconstudies.bsky.social! Huge thanks to my advisors, Michèle Tertilt and Gerard van den Berg, to the editor @sorrytobekurt.bsky.social and everyone who provided feedback at various stages of the paper!
``Child support and alimony provide insurance to divorcees, enable couples to specialize, but distort divorcees' incentives. Optimal policy analysis in a life-cycle model, estimated with Danish register data.”
New paper from Hanno Foerster @hannofoerster.bsky.social:
www.restud.com/untying-the-...
New paper from Hanno Foerster @hannofoerster.bsky.social:
www.restud.com/untying-the-...
November 11, 2024 at 3:07 PM
Very excited that my JMP on the welfare implications of child support and alimony got accepted @reveconstudies.bsky.social! Huge thanks to my advisors, Michèle Tertilt and Gerard van den Berg, to the editor @sorrytobekurt.bsky.social and everyone who provided feedback at various stages of the paper!
Reposted by Hanno Foerster
``Child support and alimony provide insurance to divorcees, enable couples to specialize, but distort divorcees' incentives. Optimal policy analysis in a life-cycle model, estimated with Danish register data.”
New paper from Hanno Foerster @hannofoerster.bsky.social:
www.restud.com/untying-the-...
New paper from Hanno Foerster @hannofoerster.bsky.social:
www.restud.com/untying-the-...
November 11, 2024 at 12:19 PM
``Child support and alimony provide insurance to divorcees, enable couples to specialize, but distort divorcees' incentives. Optimal policy analysis in a life-cycle model, estimated with Danish register data.”
New paper from Hanno Foerster @hannofoerster.bsky.social:
www.restud.com/untying-the-...
New paper from Hanno Foerster @hannofoerster.bsky.social:
www.restud.com/untying-the-...