claudia goldin has been engaged in the position for about half a century. of women in the united statesirectly focuses on topics such as the wage gap, promotion and career advancement between men and women, and the role of technology in the workplace. and the personal life of women, well, congratulations on the prize, here you know, this is a subjective opinion, of course, the jury of this nobel prize in this regard, but i sometimes look at it this way, well, everything is clear with science, there is a practical benefit, a person receives prizes, in principle, in recent years , scientists have always received those that, well, really they are making some kind of breakthrough in science, so with regard to literature, the prize, well, the peace prize , everything is fine there, and everyone else, well, this is such a subjective opinion, but on the other hand, you must... read her works for sure, maybe really, look by the numbers, what are the results, but congratulations once again on the victory, this is the decision in nobel week, and i will finish my column , the big broadcast is goin

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in stockholm, the nobel prize for economics has been awarded to an american economist, claudia goldinbour market. the 77—year—old harvard professor is just the third woman to have been awarded the prize. amongst other findings of professor goldin is that women's career outcomes are often defined by educational decisions made at a very young age. congratulations to her on that. we showed you quickly what markets were looking at and let me just show you at this stage how europe is faring right now. you might get a sense they are struggling for any sort of real direction right now and like many people, just looking at events in the middle east trying to work out what is going on and how long that could go on for and what are the wider geopolitical implications. we discussed at the start of the programme that there were some issues around a potential deal with saudi arabia and of course that the world's biggest share of oil but also iran. tensions are nervousness about the supply of oil pushes up the price. america, as wejust heard, opening with a little nervousness, too. we will keep an

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this year's nobel prize for economics has gone to claudia goldin from the united states.nces said the harvard university professor had advanced the understanding of how women impact labour markets. you're live with bbc news. we were speaking earlier about washington's military commitment to israel, and let's dig a bit deeper now. the us already provides about $3.3 billion in military aid to israel. much of the 3.3 billion is said to be "in the pipeline", according to us officials. separately, military officials say there are stockpiles of american ammunition and arms throughout israel, worth $2 billion. both countries must sign off for them to be used. mike lawler is a republican congressman from new york and member of the house committee on foreign affairs. he spoke to me earlier. congressman mike lawlor, thanks indeed forjoining us. a number of your constituents are in israel at the moment and they have been in touch with you. what do they need, what can you do for them? well, certainly i represent one of the largest jewish communities in the united states in my congres

the nobel prize in economics was awarded to american researcher claudia goldin.ur ago. the award was awarded for research into the women's labor market. to do this, the professor studied archives and collected data from the united states for more than 200 years. swedish experts pointed out that although the number of women in the labor market has tripled over the past 100 years, significant gender differences remain, and, as the work shows, golden, the difference in income among women does not depend on the choice of profession; it mainly arises with the birth of the first child. in the south of russia , the holiday season was cut short by downpours and a sharp cold snap; the first snow fell in the sochi mountains, but weather forecasters are hopeful about a velvet season. it’s not finished yet, this weekend the air on the black sea coast will warm up to 20-25° , we’ll find out what residents of the central part of russia can expect from victoria chernikova, victoria , hello, reassure us too, it’s very cold here, yes, i understand, but it remains it will only be

it was announced professor claudia goldin won the coveted award for her work on the women's income gendere academy says golden's research 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

this year's nobel prize for economics has gone to claudia goldin from the united states.iversity professor had advanced the understanding of how women impact labour markets. she is only the third woman in history to become a nobel laureate for economics. you're live with bbc news. more than 260 bodies have been recovered from the music festival attended by thousands in the south of the country. the bbc�*s anna foster spoke to one of the survivors. air raid sirens explosions there's a huge barrage going on overhead at the moment. we have taken cover. this is... it's actually a memorial building. you can see we are all here in the... there's nick, he's got a camera. yeah, we're going to move. get down, get down. we heard all around us but didn't know we were there. when the siren started, i was talking to gilad. he had been at the music festival where more than 250 people were massacred as hamas launched its attack on saturday morning. shrapnel tore past his head. he was lucky to survive. the bullet went through here and through out here. so it went... yeah, you can see it

the nobel prize for economics has gone to claudia goldin from the united states.d the harvard university professor had advanced the understanding of how women impact labour markets. she is only the third woman to become a nobel economics laureate. you're live with bbc news. let me take you back to those life pictures in gaza city because there we see these scenes there and this has been what we have seen overnight and through the course of today, a multipronged response from israel to those dreadful events of the weekend and of course we have those military strikes that have gone on right through the course of the night and through the course of the night and through the course of the night and through the course of today on the border with the gaza strip. we have seen reservists put into place, a lot of armoury also in full view as they consider, in terms of what they do next, any sort of ground invasion or all of those things being considered, no particular pointers from israeli authorities, but the prime minister has been saying recently those events that we sa

this year's nobel prize for economics has gone to claudia goldin from the united states.sity professor had advanced the understanding of how women impact labour markets. you're live with bbc news. the us defense department has described the weekend's actions by hamas as "isis—level savagery". in a briefing to reporters, a senior defense 0fficial added that the us is working to expedite israel's requests for more munitions and air defense. the official added that "planes have already taken off" to deliver some of the support requested. additionally, the uss ford strike group is expected to arrive in the area very soon, with capabilities ranging from intelligence gathering to long—range strikes. it includes the carrier, and accompanying cruisers and destroyers. the defense department is also working with israel and other partners to contain the conflict to gaza. us officials also say they have not seen corroboration of iran being directly involved in the planning of saturday's attack. mike lawler is a republican congressman from new york, and a member of the house committee

this year's nobel prize for economics has gone to claudia goldin from the united states.ed the understanding of how women impact labour markets. she is only the third woman to become a nobel economics laureate. congratulations to her. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. not as a democrat but an independent for that what does it mean to the polls in 202a? pm for that what does it mean to the polls in 2024?— polls in 2024? an interesting d namic polls in 2024? an interesting dynamic to — polls in 2024? an interesting dynamic to this _ polls in 2024? an interesting dynamic to this race, - polls in 2024? an interesting l dynamic to this race, christian. polls in 2024? an interesting - dynamic to this race, christian. the last dynamic to this race, christian. the test time _ dynamic to this race, christian. the test time we — dynamic to this race, christian. the last time we saw a major independent candidate _ last time we saw a major independent candidate running in the united states— candidate running in the united states was ross perot back in 1992. what

this year's nobel prize for economics has gone to claudia goldin from the united states.ersity professor had advanced the understanding of how women impact labour markets. she is only the third woman to become a nobel economics laureate. many congratulations to her. you are live with bbc news. while we keep a close eye on every development that is happening in the middle east, we also want to bring you the latest from afghanistan, where the taliban says almost 2500 people have died in saturday's earthquake. thousands of villagers spent a second night in the open after the strong quake destroyed their homes. trucks with food, tents and blankets have started to arriving in the affected areas. volunteers have joined the effort to rescue hundreds of people still trapped under the rubble near the city of herat. they have had aftershocks in herat as well, which as you can imagine has rigged a huge amount of panic amongst people who live there. many people are cold, winter is approaching in afghanistan at the moment and aid agencies say they are desperate for support, that the e

and the 2023 nobel prize in economics has been awarded to claudia goldin, a harvard professor whose groundbreaking research widen the world's understanding of the impacts of women in the workforce and the gender pay gap. goldin is the first woman to win the prize as an individual, rather than sharing it, and only the third woman to ever receive the economics nobel. in 1989, goldin became the first woman to be offered tenured in harvard's economics department. she spoke from harvard after news of her win. >> i worked on long-term change, and economic history in particular, the evolution of women's economic growth and where we are today. the fact there has been enormous change and yet they're still large differences between women and men in terms of what they do and so on and the question is, why is this the case? that is what the work is about. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewe

coming up claudia goldin joins bloomberg tv at 2:00 p.m. this is bloomberg.season is here with delta getting estimates that the stock is down in the carrier is trimming its profit because of rising fuel prices and larger aircraft maintenance costs. let us get to it with brooke sutherland. are we surprised by this, what is your takeaways? brooke: delta gave a heads up that they were expecting pressure for rising fuel costs and you can look at what is happening in the oil market. the bigger issue was maintenance costs. we have had a variety of supply chain issues affecting the airlines' ability to update fleets. but the bigger kuester -- question for investors is what does the demand picture look like once we get past the summer season? delta is in a better position because it has a robust international business and also has more of a premium product which helps protect it from some of the pressure we have seen with jetblue and spirit. guy: on the grapevine i hear that corporate is not coming back in a meaningful way. what does that mean? brooke: i think you ar

. >>> the nobel prize in economics was awarded to claudia goldin. in any year. she was recognized for her study of women in the workforce, specifically the persistent causes of the gender pay gap. >>> now we return to breaking news coverage of the war between israel and hamas. >> both sides launching new barrage of attacks today. sparked by hamas' surprise air and ground attacks on saturday. prime minister netanyahu said israel's response, quote -- has just started. what israel will do over the next few days will, quote, echo for generations. >> ali velshi is in tel aviv. last time we spoke with you started to hear loud booms. you took shelter a short time ago, amid new sirens, tell us about what you experienced in the last hour and what the situation is like now. >> reporter: savannah, that was the iron dome, the interceptions of incoming rockets from gaza that were probably some miles away, as we were talking the last time i was on you, there were a succession of them, it a of them, and each one became successfully louder. i was asking my crew, di

. >> it was announced that professor claudia goldin won the coveted award for her work on women's incomer gap. the academy says golden's research 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 ahe

harvard professor claudia goldin has claimed this year's nobel prize in economics for research on womene workforce. her decades-long body of work has helped show causes of the gender gap in pay and labor force participation. in boston today, she talked of trying to show that her field goes beyond finance. >> economics is about people, it's about inequality, it's about the female labor force, it's about health, it's about economic development, it's about wellbeing. geoff: goldin is the just third woman to win the economics prize. and, on wall street: the israel-hamas war pushed oil prices more than 3 and a-half dollars higher. -- 3.5 dollars higher, but stocks rallied on signs that the federal reserve may pause interest rate hikes. the dow jones industrial average gained 197 points to close at 33,604. the nasdaq rose nearly 53 points. the s&p 500 added 27. still to come on the "newshour", the maui wildfires highlight the difficulty of preserving native heritage in the face of climate change. and simone biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in history at the world championships. >> thi

claudia goldin, a harvard university professor was awarded the nobel economics prize for research. >> that helps explain why women around the world are less likely than men to work and earn less money when they do only about half of the world's women have paid jobs. in contrast to 80% of men and women in advanced economies earn on average about 13% less than men. professor golden is now 77 years old and she explored the reasons behind these disparities. >> it's almost always the case. not all is but also that the woman takes the drama in which he can be on call it home. and the man takes the job where the earnings are much larger that if they both took the on call it home job, they would leave a lot of money on the table. okay. and that means that they at home. >> they have and they have couple inequality and that gets reflected engender inequalities in the labor market. >> so fittingly, the announcement marked a small step towards closing a gender gap among noble laureates out of the 93 economic economics. winners, golden is just the 3rd woman to be awarded this prize. and the first

was announced that professor claudia goldin. >> won that award for her work on the women's income genderedap. the academy says that her research has shown that gender gaps will not necessary close with economic development and that economic growth doesn't always improve fema 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. >> so now she is just the 3rd woman to win this prize. the academy at her research opens the door to examining barriers that may need to be addressed. congrats. so the late jimmy buffett signature song will now live on in a newly discovered sea snail species. marine biologists have named margarita ville. >> because of its yellow color and it looks just like that popular margarita cocktail also because it lives off the florida keys. the creature is a warm snail and it sticks to coral and forms a shell then around itself. and then once it attaches to

us economic historian claudia goldin has won the nobel prize in economics for her studies on the gendermarket. goldin examine some 200 years of labor market data to explore why women consistently earn less than men, even now, when women perform better in high school and graduate from college at higher rates than men. she says that often it comes down to decisions about family responsibilities at home, especially child care. and there is greater specialization for women in the home that women are often take jobs that allow them to be on call at home. and those jobs often pay less. and so ways in which we can even things out or to create more couple equity . she also leads to more gender equality. kitty goldin, a professor at harvard, is just the third woman to be awarded the economics prize. out of 93 winners in halfmoon bay, a giant pumpkins set a new world record . travis gienger of minnesota came with a 2,749 pound monster. look how excited he is. he won the annual halfmoon bay pumpkin weigh off this afternoon. now that is about the same weight as some small sedans. just to give you a

it was announced the professor claudia goldin won the coveted award for her work on the women's incomep. the academy says that goldman's research has shown the gender gaps will not necessarily close with economic development and that economic growth doesn't 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. rain are calling from channel 4. golden is just the 3rd woman to win the prize. the academy has her research opens the door to examine the barriers that >> may need to be addressed. we're going to take a break. coming up the next hour of kron, 4 morning news. southwest airlines is working on a potential contract deal between pilots after months of tense relations will tell you tense relations will tell you ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is f

claudia goldin says despite a higher percentage of women graduating from college, women still earn an average of 13% less than men. and that's a major improvement from 50 years ago, when women were earning 43% less than men, or even ten years ago, when it was 22. she says. the basic difference is, or reflections of what happens in individual homes and it's closely connected with childcare care. more the runs on women. and we noticed that during the pandemic when women were being put called back into the home because of their work and because of childcare. now, she says, both genders lose under the curve in situations women are unable to go as far as they otherwise might in their careers and men are spending less time with their families. so far more. goldin's work doesn't give an easy answer on how to fix this, but knowing the cause of inequality could lead to possible solutions. a push to require independent redistricting commissions across the state has been vetoed by the governor. the bill would have taken away redistricting power from elected officials in many large cities and cou

this myth of gender pay gap , which myth of gender pay gap, which doesn't exist, but to be fair, claudia goldin of harvard, studied gender pay gap or women at work for decades. she has some fair points indeed. she says it's not the fault of the so called sexist bosses that some women earn less because they were, you know, having child caring duty. now, here it says she found the main factor holding women's earnings is caring for children. i don't know if the wording is hers or the telegraph's. i don't agree with the wording because it's not a know, it's not it's not a you know, it's not holding you back if you care for your children. but it's i mean, just the objective speaking in terms your earnings, terms terms of your earnings, in terms of your whole life, the balance and what you put into it, and what have you put into it, it's a choice. >> you hopefully you make for yourself. it does seem to be. it's interesting, isn't yourself. it does seem to be. it'swe've interesting, isn't yourself. it does seem to be. it'swe've probablyig, isn't yourself. it does seem to be. it'swe've probably covered