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Anne E. Winkler Professor of Economics
University of Missouri-St. Louis |
Department of Economics phone:
(314) 516-5563 |
Education: B.A., Economics,
Current Employment: Professor of Economics and Public Policy Administration,
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Professional
Affiliations:
Editorial Board,
Research Affiliate,
Research Interests: economics of the family, economics of gender, welfare and
poverty; the interrelationships between family structure and labor market
outcomes
New 6th edition of The
Economics of Women, Men and Work Link
to Prentice Hall/Pearson
Work in
Progress:
Most
Recent Published Work:
The Economics of Women,
Men, and Work (with
Francine D. Blau and Marianne A. Ferber), 6th edition, Prentice Hall/Pearson,
428 pp., July 2009.
"Time
Spent in Household Management: Evidence and Implications" (with Thomas R.
Ireland), Journal of Family and Economic
Issues, September 2009. PDF version
“Cohabitation and
Marriage Programs in State TANF Programs“ (with Robert A. Moffitt, Robert T.
Reville, and Jane McClure Burstain), RAND Working Paper Series WR-585-1
(2009) http://www.rand.org/pubs/working_papers/WR585-1/
"Teen Time Use and
Differences by Parental Education: Evidence from the CPS, MTF, and ATUS"
(with Shirley Porterfield), Monthly Labor
Review, May 2007. PDF version
"Wives Who Outearn Their
Husbands: A Transitory or Persistent Phenomenon" (with Timothy D. McBride
and Courtney Andrews), Demography, August 2005. PDF version
"Does Affirmative Action
Work?" (with Francine D. Blau), Regional Review (Federal Reserve
Bank of
Other Professional Activities:
Officer Positions: 2nd Vice President, Midwest Economics Association, 2003-2004;
President, St. Louis Gateway Chapter of National Association for Business
Economics, 1997-1998 (other officer positions held, 1994-1997).
Memberships: American Economic Association (AEA),
Society of Labor Economists (SOLE), Midwest Economics Association (MEA),
Population Association of America (PAA), Committee on Status of Women in the
Economics Profession (CSWEP), International Association for Feminist Economics
(IAFFE).
Ad Hoc
Referee: American Journal of Economics and
Sociology, American Review of Public Administration, American Sociological
Review, Contemporary Economic Policy, Demography, Eastern Economic Journal,
Economic Inquiry, Economics of Education Review, Feminist Economics, International
Economic Review, International Journal of Manpower,The International Journal of
Organizational Analysis, Journal of Applied Social Psychology, The Journal of
Comparative Policy Analysis, Journal of Development Economics, Journal of
Economic Literature, Journal of Family Issues, Journal of Labor Research,
Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, Journal of Population Economics,
Journal of Urban Economics, Journal of Human Resources, Monthly Labor Review,
Policy Studies Journal, Population Research and Policy Review, Public Finance
Review, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Review of Economics and Statistics,
Review of Economics of the Household, Research in Labor Economics, Southern
Economic Journal, Social Science Quarterly, Social Forces, Sociological
Quarterly.
Teaching:
Awards: Chancellor's Award for
Excellence in Teaching, 2005-2006, U.M.-St. Louis.
Courses
Taught: Undergraduate:
Introductory Microeconomics, Economics of Gender, Labor Economics, and
Introductory Econometrics. Graduate: Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (MBA
course), Labor Economics, and Public Sector Microeconomics.
Web
Links:
UM-St. Louis Department of Economics
UM-St. Louis Public Policy Administration (PPA)
Program
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Created by Anne E. Winkler
27 April 2009