Understanding the Drivers of the Gender Productivity Gap in the Economics Profession

Dennis Wesselbaum
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In this paper, I construct a novel data set from individual curriculum vitae of economists at the top 100 US departments to study gender differences in the drivers of scholarly performance. Using a Shapley decomposition procedure to estimate the contribution of each driver in explaining the variation in mean and inequality of research performance, I find that for women, current placement is a more important driver of performance and inequality in performance compared to men. For men, co-authorship is the most important driver. Overall, my results suggest that networks are the key driver of performance and of inequality in performance. JEL codes: A14, J16, J24
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理解经济学职业中性别生产力差距的驱动因素
在本文中,我从美国排名前100位的经济学家的个人简历中构建了一个新的数据集,以研究学术表现驱动因素中的性别差异。使用Shapley分解程序来估计每个驱动因素在解释研究绩效的平均值和不平等变化方面的贡献,我发现对于女性来说,与男性相比,当前的位置是绩效和绩效不平等的更重要驱动因素。对男性来说,合作是最重要的推动力。总的来说,我的结果表明,网络是性能和性能不平等的关键驱动因素。JEL代码:A14、J16、J24
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