The gender gap in economics is growing - here's why we need to close it
Women are more likely to pursue a university degree than men, but the proportion of women graduating in economics has decreased or remained stagnant for 20 years.
Rigissa Megalokonomou is a PhD candidate in Economics at the University of Warwick.
Women are more likely to pursue a university degree than men, but the proportion of women graduating in economics has decreased or remained stagnant for 20 years.
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