All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2021 July Economics researcher on a mission to improve community wellbeing Economics researcher on a mission to improve community wellbeing 13/07/2021 | 3 MINS Image: Professor Anu Rammohan became LIT's first female Economics professor in 2016. Professor Anu RammohanΓÇÖs research impact stretches across the world: from childcare policy in Australia to food and nutrition security in Myanmar. Professor Rammohan ΓÇô who in 2016 became LITΓÇÖs first female Economics professor ΓÇô suspects her global perspective stems from the stark inequalities she witnessed while growing up in southern India. Her drive to address inequality and gender bias saw her study economics first in India, and then at a postgraduate level in Canada and Australia. When she started a family, she experienced first-hand the challenges facing working parents ΓÇô and quickly became interested in the workforce participation rates of mothers. Her first paper on childcare policy ΓÇô co-authored in 2005 ΓÇô was inspired by her own fruitless search for childcare. ΓÇ£When I had my son, I was worki
All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2021 July Economics researcher on a mission to improve community wellbeing Economics researcher on a mission to improve community wellbeing 13/07/2021 | 3 MINS Image: Professor Anu Rammohan became LIT's first female Economics professor in 2016.
Professor Anu RammohanΓÇÖs research impact stretches across the world: from childcare policy in Australia to food and nutrition security in Myanmar.
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Professor Rammohan ΓÇô who in 2016 became LITΓÇÖs first female Economics professor ΓÇô suspects her global perspective stems from the stark inequalities she witnessed while growing up in southern India.
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Her drive to address inequality and gender bias saw her study economics first in India, and then at a postgraduate level in Canada and Australia.
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When she started a family, she experienced first-hand the challenges facing working parents ΓÇô and quickly became interested in the workforce participation rates of mothers.
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Her first paper on childcare policy ΓÇô co-authored in 2005 ΓÇô was inspired by her own fruitless search for childcare.
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