Marion Goussé
@mariongousse.bsky.social
Microeconomist. Associate Prof. at CREST-ENSAI. Family, Labor, Disability, Education.
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12th Annual Conference of the European Search-and-Matching Network in Amsterdam in May 2026!
Submit your papers until February 15 here:
sam.econ.lt/call-for-pap...
Submit your papers until February 15 here:
sam.econ.lt/call-for-pap...
Search and Matching Network - Call for Papers
The European Search and Matching Network (SaM) invites submissions for its 12th Annual Conference, to be held from May 28 to 30, 2026, in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Keynote speakers:
Belén Jerez (Univer...
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November 18, 2025 at 4:56 PM
12th Annual Conference of the European Search-and-Matching Network in Amsterdam in May 2026!
Submit your papers until February 15 here:
sam.econ.lt/call-for-pap...
Submit your papers until February 15 here:
sam.econ.lt/call-for-pap...
Reposted by Marion Goussé
Au fil des siècles, le mariage a évolué, mais une constante demeure : il est souvent dicté par des critères économiques et sociaux. Que ce soit pour garantir l'ascension sociale ou sécuriser un statut, le mariage est un véritable "partenariat économique". ➡️ https://l.franceculture.fr/Qj7
May 4, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Au fil des siècles, le mariage a évolué, mais une constante demeure : il est souvent dicté par des critères économiques et sociaux. Que ce soit pour garantir l'ascension sociale ou sécuriser un statut, le mariage est un véritable "partenariat économique". ➡️ https://l.franceculture.fr/Qj7
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Why does female labor supply respond more to spousal wage gaps in West Germany than in the East? @mariongousse.bsky.social explains the role of cultural identity differences through the lenses of a search and matching model of marriage formation and divorce, and intra-household resource allocation.
December 12, 2024 at 8:12 AM
Why does female labor supply respond more to spousal wage gaps in West Germany than in the East? @mariongousse.bsky.social explains the role of cultural identity differences through the lenses of a search and matching model of marriage formation and divorce, and intra-household resource allocation.