Barbara Bergmann
Barbara Bergmann · Economics & Business
Economist
1927, New York City, United States — 2015, Bethesda, Maryland, United States
United States
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Barbara Bergmann was an American economist, a pioneer of feminist economics, best known for her 'crowding' model of labor-market discrimination and her book The Economic Emergence of Women (1986). She helped found the International Association for Feminist Economics and worked on childcare, poverty and gender policy. Born in the Bronx to Romanian- and Polish-Jewish immigrant parents, she was Jewish.
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