Zeuthen Lectures

The Zeuthen Lectures present new and ground-breaking economic subject. The Zeuthen Lectures are held every second year. They feature an internationally distinguished scholar and invite young researchers to present and discuss their recent research within the theme of the year's Zeuthen Lectures.

The Zeuten Lectures were launched in 1996 in honor of Frederik Zeuthen who was a renowned Danish Professor in Economics at the University of Copenhagen from 1930 to 1958.

The lectures are subsequently made available to the international audience through the "Zeuthen Lectures Book Series" published by MIT Press.

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Zeuthen Lectures 2021, 6 - 8 September 2021

"Children and Gender Inequality"

Henrik Kleven (Princeton University)   

Lecture 1: The Child Penalty: An Overview
Monday, 6 September, 15:15 –16:45, room 35.01.06.

Lecture 2: The Geography of Child Penalties
Tuesday, 7 September, 13:00 -14:00, room 26.2.21

Lecture 3: The Drivers of Child Penalties
Wednesday, 8 September, 13:00 -14:00, room 26.2.21

Zeuthen Workshop 2021, 7 - 8 September 2021

"Inequality and Public Policy"