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RECOGNIZED BY • Gary Becker (Nobel prize 1992), her principal mentor: "You have done and are still doing important work on economic aspects of marriage and the family." Letter from Gary Becker, 1993; The myth [that my work on the family assumes an all-encompassing altruism] has been addressed by the economist Shoshana Grossbard-Shechtman and others. A major part of my book on…" • Jacob Mincer (IZA prize 2002), one of her mentors: “To Shoshana, with best wishes for continuing the tradition.” 1993 • M. Killingsworth and her mentor Jim Heckman (Nobel Prize 2000): "Grossbard-Shechtman (1984) adopts an individual utility function whose arguments include household time supplied by the other persons and a budget constraint …" |
VIDEOTAPED APPEARANCES
Paris conference on Beckerian Economics of the Family, Oct. 2011
Prof Grossbard testifies as an expert witness at Canada’s constitutional reference case, to determine the validity of Canada's polygamy law.
Affidavit (.pdf) | Written Media Coverage (.pdf) | Interview on French Canadian radio (.mp3)
Videotaped appearances, Madrid, Spain, May 2010 | Munich Lectures on the Economics of Marriage
Postings on why people work
Labour force participation of women and « marriage market » in the USA (English)
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Interviews w. Prof Grossbard Interviewed in Simon W. Bowmaker, ed. The Heart of Teaching Economics: Lessons from Leading Minds. Williston, VT: Edward Elgar, 2010. Interviewed for Economy affects divorce rates, Interviewed for Poor economy keeping some from expanding family, In Spanish: interview in Heraldo de Aragon, Zaragoza, Spain, Feb 3, 2012 |
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