Sarah Smith
Professor of Economics at University Of Bristol
- Fellow, Public Economics
I am an applied micro-economist whose research covers public and labour economics. I am currently working on issues in both pro-social behaviour and gender. I am founder and co-chair of Discover Economics, a campaign to increase diversity among economics students. I have been chair of the Royal Economic Society’s (RES) Women’s Committee (2017-20), an elected member of the RES council (2012-2017) and the European Economics Association council (2014-2018), and Deputy Chair of the REF2021 Economics and Econometrics sub-panel.
I was awarded an OBE in the 2022 Queen's Birthday Honours for services to economics and education.
Discussion paper
DP20484 Do Female Experts Face an Authority Gap? Evidence from Economics
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- Gender 
- Race & Inequality 
- Women in Economics
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Gender and the authority of experts
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- Gender 
- Women in Economics
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Childcare during a global pandemic: Many women left juggling work and childcare, but men do their share when they are not working
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- COVID-19 
- Gender 
- Labour Markets
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Economics in the UK has a diversity problem that starts in schools and colleges
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- Education 
- Gender
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Peer-to-peer fundraising and ‘relational altruism’ in charitable giving
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- Frontiers of economic research
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Management and university performance
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- Education 
- Labour Markets