David Weiss
Publications:
1. "Why Not Settle Down Already?" A Quantitative Analysis of the Delay in Marriage,
International Economic Review (2016), 57: 425–452. With Cezar Santos
Winner of the UWIN Best Paper Award on Gender Economics, 2014.
2. Mining Surplus: Modeling James A. Schmitz’s Link Between Competition and Productivity ,
International Economic Review (2018), 59: 1015–1034. With Jeremy Greenwood
3. Financial Risk and Unemployment,
International Economic Review (2019), 60:475-516. With Zvi Eckstein and Ofer Setty
4. Women's Liberation as a Financial Innovation,
Journal of Finance (2019), 77:2915-2956. With Moshe Hazan and Hosny Zoabi
Online Appendix for "Women's Liberation as a Financial Innovation" Media Attention:
Marginal Revolution.
VoxEU.
FEE.
CAPX.
Eurasia Review.
5. Why did Rich Families Increase their Fertility? Inequality and Marketization of Child Care ,
Journal of Economic Growth, 2018. 23:427-463. With Michael Bar, Oksana Leukhina, Moshe Hazan, and Hosny Zoabi
Previously circulated under the name "Is The Market Pronatalist? Inequality, Differential Fertility, and Growth Revisited"
Media Attention:
Quartz 1.
Quartz 2.
VoxEU: Careers and Families of High-Skilled Women in the Age of Inequality.
Career Women and the Family – A New Perspective on the Role of Minimum Wage.
6. The Politics of CEOs,
Journal of Legal Analysis (2019), 11:1-45. With Alma Cohen, Moshe Hazan, and Roberto Tallarita
Media Attention:
New York Times.
New York Times, shorter version.
Translated into Hebrew for The Marker.
CNN.
Axios.
Marginal Revolution.
Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance.
Working Papers:
Politics and Gender in the Executive Suite,
With Alma Cohen and Moshe Hazan
Revision requested at the Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization.
Media Attention:
Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance.
Money under the Mattress: Inflation and Lending of Last Resort,
With Gadi Barlevy, Daniel Bird, and Daniel Fershtman
Revision requested at the Journal of Economic Theory.
Highly Educated Women Are No Longer Childless: The Role of Marketization,
With Moshe Hazan and Hosny Zoabi
Revision requested at Economics Letters.
This paper previously circulated as part of a working paper titled “Marketization and the Fertility of Highly Educated Women along the Extensive and Intensive Margins”.
Women's Liberation, Household Revolution,
With Moshe Hazan and Hosny Zoabi
Work in Progress:
Risky Income, Risky Families: Marriage and Divorce in a Volatile Labor Market
with Cezar Santos
Fertility and Gendered Income
with Moshe Hazan and Hosny Zoabi
Some other cool stuff, stay tuned!