Why the big drop in high school economics students is a crisis for us all by Jessica Irvine, Sydney Morning Herald and The Age , 30 June 2021
Economics has a women problem – here’s why you should care by Danielle Wood, Women’s Policy Action Tank, 7 May 2017
Secret men’s business – why the public image of economics is bad news for all of us by Duygu Yengin, The Conversation,13 June 2018
Studying economics: The decline in enrolments and why it matters, Speech by Jacqui Dwyer, Head of Information Department of the Research Bank of Australia, Business Educators Australasia Annual Council Meeting, Sydney, 29 July 2017
The way to fix bias in economics is to recruit more women, by Mohsen Javdani, Financial Times, 25 February 2019
Does it matter that certain people, or members of certain groups, are less likely to become economists? Diversifying Economics
How gender affects monetary policy World Economics Forum, 26 November 2015
New Research: Diversity + Inclusion = Better Decision Making At Work by Erik Larson, Forbes, 21 September 2017
Mind the Gap: Differing perspectives of men and women economists may affect policy outcomes by Ann Mari May, David Kucera and Mary G. McGarvey, Finance and Development, June 2018, vol. 55, no. 2, pp. 54-56.
Men and women in economics have different opinions The Economist, 17 February 2018
Inefficient equilibrium: Women and economics The Economist, 19 December 2017
How the gender mix of conference presenters affects a conference by Marcia Keegan, Chair of Organising Committee, Australian Conference of Economists 2018
The case for gender equality, Speech by Chris Bowen MP, 26 June 2017
How the tax system can narrow (or widen) the gender gap, Speech by Andrew Leigh MP, 7 September 2018
Lack of women in economics is ‘bad for business’ by Abigail Payne, Director of Melbourne Institute, University of Melbourne Pursuit, 2018