Young Economists' Meeting 2024

Eva Ranehill is a professor at Lund University and senior lecturer at the University of Gothenburg, known for her Behavioral and Experimental Economics expertise. She is a Data Editor for Experimental Economics and the Journal of the Economic Science Organization. Her research extensively explores behavioral gender gaps, mainly focusing on the differences between men and women in economic contexts and their underlying causes and implications. Her current research delves into gender disparities in the labor market, examining aspects like gender discrimination in academic hiring and the influence of male-dominated environments on female leadership and entry. Ranehill has also made notable contributions to health and environmental economics. Additionally, she has an impressive portfolio of publications in various esteemed journals, highlighting her extensive research work in these areas.

Vincenzo Carrieri is a professor of Public Economics at the University of Calabria and a Researcher at RWI Essen. He is an Associate Editor of the journal Oxford Open Economics and a member of the editorial board of Economics and Human Biology. His research interests focus on health economics and policy evaluation, particularly on the economics of risky behaviors and socio-economic status-related health inequalities.