Women matter in monetary policy-making. Here's why
In around 20% of countries, monetary policy committees have never included a woman. Image: REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
Donato Masciandaro
Professor of Economics, and Chair in Economics of Financial Regulation, Bocconi University
Paola Profeta
Associate Professor in Public Economics and Coordinator of the Dondena Gender Initiative, Bocconi University
Davide Romelli
Assistant Professor of Economics, Trinity College Dublin
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