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Directory of Women in Economics

Search the Center for Advancing Women in Economics' directory of women¹ conducting academic research. Currently, it includes women economists that hold a Ph.D. in Economics (or related fields) conducting academic and policy-related research as part of the Federal Reserve System. Read more about the directory here.

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The term “women” as used by the Center for Advancing Women in Economics is intended to include anyone identifying as a woman or as nonbinary.

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