the 20 twenty's a prize in economics has been awarded to us labor economist, claudia golden. the harvard professor advanced the world's understanding of women's progress in the labor markets, golden cities, 200 years of women's participation in the workplace. her research provides the 1st comprehensive account of gender gaps in the labor market throughout the centuries. one of her key findings is that women's participation in paid work did not increase definitely over time, but the gender gaps close for radically golden is only the 3rd woman to win the prize out of $93.00 laureates. android. now by simon you guy, he's an associate professor and economics at the massachusetts institute of technology, claudia golden, and simon, you got worked together at harvard, simon, thank you so much for coming on the show. so thank you for having me. so i mean, if you would have to summarize claudia golden, single most impactful idea, how would you summarize it from yours? i think her biggest idea is to use the power of the economics theory and data to understand the pollution off women's p

the 20 twenty's a prize in economics has been awarded to us labor economist, claudia golden. the harvard professor advanced the world's understanding of women's progress in the labor markets, golden cities, 200 years of women's participation in the workplace. her research provides the 1st comprehensive account of gender gaps in the labor market throughout centuries. one of her key findings is that women's participation in paid work did not increase definitely over time. but the gender gaps close for radically golden is only the 3rd woman to win the prize out of $93.00 laureates. android now by simon you guy, he's an associate professor of economics at the massachusetts institute of technology, claudia golden, and simon, you got worked together at harvard, simon, thank you so much for coming on the show. uh, thank.

now claudia golden has been awarded the nobel prize in economics and helps close and gender gap over the phone as only the 3rd female or you will hear from one of her former students. and the i m f and the world bank called a joint meeting in morocco. assign of their increasing focus on africa will look at one of the projects based and investing in this is dw business. i'm of the xena. welcome to the show. the 20 twenty's a prize in economics has been awarded to us labor economist claudia old, and the harvard professor advanced the world's understanding of women's progress and the labor markets, golden cities, 200 years of women's participation in the workplace. her research provides the 1st comprehensive account of gender gaps in the labor market throughout centuries. one of her key findings is that women's participation in paid work did not increase definitely over time. but the gender gaps close for radically golden is only the 3rd woman to win the prize out of $93.00 laureates. android now by simon you guy, he's an associate professor and economics at the massachusetts institute

guy, he's an associate professor and economics at the massachusetts institute of technology, claudia golden, and simon, you got worked together at harvard, simon, thank you so much for coming on the show. so thank you for having me. so i mean, if you would have to summarize claudio golden, single most impactful idea, how would you summarize it from yours? i think her biggest idea is to use the power of the economics theory and data to understand the pollution off women's participation in the labor market. in particular, under us, over the last 200 years and how influential have her ideas, her work been for economics as a discipline. i basically enormously influential and so the awards i'm today is i'm originally richly deserved, and she has won many awards in the past. and so if these i'm also here today, my capacity is i'm the head of i z a, a german labor economics institute and we awarded her, um our, i see a price in liver economics in 2016. so i think the profession as a whole have been expecting that's called the golden wood. at some point. we didn't know about price for her past brea

the royal swedish academy of sciences explains that claudia golden has conducted the first comprehensiveparticipation in the labor market has changed over several centuries, and how that work has been paid. for example, the academy continues. earlier the researchers believed that as the economy grew, women's participation increased. in the labor market, and the work of claudia golden proved that, for example, the industrialization of the century, on the contrary , led to fewer working women, because it became more difficult for married women to combine family and work. formally, the nobel in economics is called the swedish state bank prize in memory of alfred nobel. the first time this prize was awarded was only in 1969, 73 years after the death of alfred nobel. our compatriot was awarded the prize once in 1970. russia will not exist in a multipolar world easy, this opinion was voiced during an international scientific conference, the formation of a change in international political systems, the experience of history for the modern world order. the discussion participants noted that it w

today , sweden announced the winner of the nobel prize in economics, american claudia golden from harvardbecame the third woman in history to receive this award. the royal swedish academy of sciences explains that claudia golden was the first to conduct comprehensive research into that. all women in the labor market, and the work of claudia golden proved that the industrialization of the 19th century, on the contrary, led to the fact that there were fewer working women, because it has become more difficult for married people to combine family and work. formally, the nobel in economics is called the swedish state bank prize in memory of alfred nobel, the first time it was awarded only in 1969, 73 years after the death of alfred nobel himself, our compatriot received the prize once in 1970. the fifth laureate was leonid kantarovich. yegoromki everything. thank you, denis talalaev, for business news. viewers in the capital will then be treated to a release today in moscow, and we will continue broadcasting for other regions of central russia. work of cultural institutions in the dnpr, lpr, z

as you know, the 2023 nobel prize in economics has been awarded to claudia golden. harvard professor was granted the prize for her work or the gender gap and the labor market. goldman is only the 3rd woman to win the prestigious award, which comes with a mandatory prize of $948000.00 bureaus. flashes have broken out between wind police and protest restraining indigenous march. 2000000 capitals, santiago police deployed water cannons and to your gas at demonstrators through optics at them, which as activists say, their lines are increasingly threatened by agriculture, forestry, and other industries, and see if the state is failing to pull the rights and you're up to date but to stick around of next, they're told they can be german because of the color of their skin. but they have roots in germany that go back to more than a century, black and germans. the effort of storage stories is coming up next on doc films. they're tilting berlin, taking very much for joining us. the prejudices tilio tied to shapes the west, the south african adults to make a nice, we've come to the creative toge

american academic claudia golden has been awarded the nobel prize in economics of her work on women's7—year—old teachers labour market history at harvard university. the royal swedish academy of sciences said her research advanced our understanding of women's labour market outcomes. she is the first woman to receive the prize and first do not share the award with male colleagues. samsung electronics says that what a prophet is expected to drive 80% from a year earlier due to an ongoing global chip cut. the world's the maker of memory chips, smartphones and telephones will present results on wednesday after output cut of april. analysts said they slashed more production in the third quarter to reduce inventory and whether the worst industry downturn in decades. the animal meetings of the world bank and international monetary fund are under way in morocco's marrakech as the global economy faces challenges like inflation and rising interest rates. the imf will release its biannual world economic outlook report later in the day and earlier this year it said it expected the global economy

entry coming up uh and it has to deal with the nobel prize was worthy of mentioning economist claudia golden has won the nobel prize for work uh that was focused on gender gap. now her research showed women are paid less than men average despite having higher education levels. now that's not a very uh explicit or detailed but uh of course you have to read as to what her findings were but it just shows uh something that uh is prevalent in terms of women and that is the respect that they need to deserve, but they need to be paid when it comes to their pay. and finally, taking a look at the riches of the sahel region, our final entry, paradox of africa sahel is the entry that we picked where it said rich in minerals, but in the grip of grinding poverty. experts say that bad leadership, corruption and geopolitics are responsible for misery faced by millions in the sahel region. our take on that, well let's take a look at the which country they may be talking about. mali, africa's third largest gold producer, 800 tons of gold uh deposits. niger, the world's largest supplier of uranium. guine, sev

it was the american claudia golden from harvard.receive this award. the royal swedish academy of sciences explains that claudia golden was the first to conduct a comprehensive study of how women's participation in the labor market has changed over several centuries. and how was this work paid? for example, the academy continues: formerly researchers. century, on the contrary, led to the fact that there were fewer working women, because it became more difficult for married women to combine family and work. formally, the nobel in economics is called the swedish state bank prize, in memory of alfred nobel. it was awarded for the first time only in 1969, 73 years after the death of alfred nobel himself. our compatriot was awarded the prize once; in 1975, leonid kantarovich became the laureate. and everything about the economy. thank you, denis, denis telalaev with an economic review. in germany , the results of regional elections in two key economically developed states of the country are being summed up. bavaria and geston. chancellor

and it went to claudia golden, a woman, for her work in along the run -- yes. [applause] she was awarded for her work uncovering the cost of wage and inequality between men and women. it goes to work she did in 1990. in 1990, she became the first tenured woman at harvard's economics department. she is the third woman to win the nobel prize in economics, in the first to win it by herself. i recall speaking at the st. louis fed women's and economic supposing with president mary daly, but she was not the president of the san francisco fed yet, and claudia, and talking about the difficulties and women being recognized in academia. especially when they co-authored papers and things like that. it was nice to see her win by herself, not only because she gets all the money herself, but she gets all recognize -- recognition herself. the response she gave when asked why -- or what was the gist of her work. looking at the long-term evolution of women's growth, where there has been enormous change, and still large differences remain. i bring this up because you have done s

coming up, claudia golden, 2023 nobel laureate on economics at 2:00 p.m.. >> let's just say you are the chief investment officer, the head of a pension plan, and your actuarial assumptions were 7% or 8%. the good news is bond rates are higher. you are getting more help in that part of your portfolio. to assume equities are going to go up 7% or 8% and private equity is going to go up at a huge premium to that, which it has continued to be a premium to the public markets, it is more nerve-racking when you are flying in the face not of bond yields declining from 15% to 1.5%, but from 1.5% to 4% or 5%. alix: that was ralph, evercore chairman emeritus. let's get into that point, what do you do as an investor if your positioning for this volatility in a regime change? there is no one better to talk to about this. penny pennington is a managing partner at edward jones. edward jones, $1.8 trillion in client assets. that is adopting figure. -- a daunting figure. you heard ralph say that going up is not a thing anymore. bonds are a different profile. what did you se

charles: all right, so this week claudia golden won the noble prize for economics on her work of understandingwork goes way beyond economics and into society and what happens inside o household. joining me now, iwf vice president for policy hadley heath-manning. hadley, i have to begin with an amazing chart that goes with this report here . it's married women in the work force. i'll keep this in my back pocket, any time a millennial complains how hard it is, going back to 1790s, almost 80% in the work force, married women in agriculture, carrying buckets and brill revolution comes and the curve -- industrial revolution and now they're carrying briefcases and things like that and there's been strides made and we don't hear to much about that. >> you know, you picture that had chart, charles, and i thought you talked about women's earning ands start out we call footing with the male counter parts and a plateau in women's earnings particularly after the birth of the first child when we live through those young motherhood years and the reality behind that, charles, as dr. golden's work shows and t

los ballets golden nights, san claudia y claro, y es que los aficionados de los sharks son de los máscer llegar a los 103 años y celebrarlo, por supuesto, rodeado de esos seres queridos, porque es el caso que vamos a conocer de pauline de martini, que es residente precisamente de aquí, de nuestra región, de un hogar para personas mayores en redwood city. >> vamos a verla en honor a ella, pues por su cumpleaños, la comunidad organizó hoy un almuerzo especial de celebración con sus amigos, familiares. >> y, por supuesto, tenía a alimentos. y ahí lo ve usted un rico pastel para celebrar. >> paulina es una residente muy activa. su mente está muy bien para haber cumplido 103 años. hoy se ven muy bien en las centenaria cumpleañera. >> además, tuvo una visita especial de la ex alcal desa de raid city, alicia aguirre. y es que no todos los días se cumplen 103 años y más en estos tiempos. >> no? >> así que felicidades para plim también para todos sus amigos, sus compañeros que están celebrando con ella. y es que son una sola familia, verdad? la verdad es que sí comparten los mejores momentos.

it was announced professor claudia goldin won the coveted award for her work on the women's income gender gap. the academy says golden'sh has shown gender gaps will not necessarily close with economic development and that economic growth doesn't always improve female labor market outcomes. golden is just the 3rd woman to win this prize. academy at her research opens the door to examining barriers that may need to be addressed. happening tonight, city council set to vote on whether or not to give the key to the city to rapper e 40. >> the vote is to native earl stevens, 40 debuted his first solo album, federal back in 1993. is one of the artists credited for the resurgence of the hygiene movement which put bay area rap music into mainstream popularity with this song. tell me want to go. i was in 2006, he's wrrked with many artists, including snoop dogg and ice cube. the vote is set for 7 o'clock tonight. we'll have the results later on. >> well, you've got another chance to become a billionaire tomorrow night. nobody won last night's powerball drawing, but there was a lucky ticket sold in orange county which matched 5 c

just been awarded to harvard university professor claudia of gold and the royal swedish academy of science. said that the award was in recognition of goldens work on women's labor market outcomes. golden is only the 3rd woman to win the prize or and here are some other headlines, more than 2000 people have been killed in a series of earthquakes in north western afghanistan. they are the deadly as traverse to hit the country in years. the taliban says that at least 9000 more have been injured. several villages have been completely destroyed. photos have delta chancellor. all actual, it's is coalition government. they sharp rebuke in elections in the key german states of, of area and has the shots of social democrats stuff or heavy losses while opposition conservatives one in both states. and along with the far right alternative for germany, party one big and here's a quick reminder of our top story. this our israel is stepping up airstrikes and gaza in response to saturdays multi pronged attack by him aust militants. at least 700 is really is, and 400 palestinians have been killed since saturday. israel's defense minister has ordered a comp

. >> it was announced that professor claudia goldin won the coveted award for her work on women's income gender gap. the academy says golden'srch has shown that gender gaps will not necessary close with economic development and that economic growth does not always improve female labor market outcomes. >> the royal swedish academy of sciences has decided board sandia 6 pounds prize in economic sciences in memory of alfred nobel's 2023 to profess upload your golden harbor, the eu. university usa. for having of all-star lehman's labor market outcomes. >> golden is just the 3rd woman to win this prize. the academy has her research opens the door to examining barriers that may need to be addressed. and you do have another chance to become a billionaire tomorrow night. nobody won last night's powerball drawing. the new estimated jackpot for wednesday night's drawing is now 1.7, 3 billion dollars. the cash payout would be 756.6 million dollars. this is the second largest jackpot in u.s. history. and that is a lot of money. why is no one winning? up with that? we do have another hour of news ahead for you here on corn for there is a

claudia césar. como bien lo decían, es opening night para los san josé sharks que enfrentan en el shop center, nada más. y nada menos que los actuales campeones de la nhl, los goldenes encanta el hockey y les encanta los san josé shorts. cuénteme señora lucy, cómo nació esa pasión por el hockey? >> desde chica, mi esposo no sabe que ha gustado el equipo. siempre cada año me dice vamos a ir a los charts. ay, yo espero para el día porque me encanta y todo el ambición me encanta, es espectacular. >> y señor ricardo, esto no es nuevo porque ustedes también ya están listos para el tiburón. es night. ustedes son fieles seguidores del equipo. >> sí, ya tenemos tres años que tenemos los títulos en checkers y estamos contentos estando aquí ahora y vamos a ganar 4 a 1. vamos a colectar tacos. ah bueno, un golf shark para despedir. >> sí, sí, sí. 123 muy bien. muchas gracias a esta hermosa pareja. el área de la bahía como siempre, nuestra comunidad apoyando a todos nuestros equipos. no importa que sean los niners, los warriors, los yankees, los giants. a nosotros simplemente nos encanta el deporte. vamos a ver rápidamente imágenes de lo que fue el tiburón snitch de la tempor