Economics is a hostile environment for women, conference hears
AEA survey found most US women economists feel disrespected by their colleagues
Many female economists feel that the profession is hostile to them, several speakers argued at a conference organised by three major central banks.
Panelists analysed a survey published by the American Economic Association earlier this year, which found a majority of women economists in the US felt underrepresented and disrespected. For instance, only 16% of the female AEA members who answered the survey think they are respected within the field, the survey found. A strong majority of 63% have
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