She Writes

PS has always been committed to amplifying the voices of the world’s leading thinkers – including the women, who all too often struggle to be heard. Now, we are offering a monthly newsletter dedicated to such women: She Writes.

Each issue highlights women whose ideas deserve wider attention, offers a curated selection of our most incisive women-authored commentaries from the previous month, and presents our latest woman-focused multimedia offerings. She Writes is thus an ideal resource for anyone seeking to discover new and noteworthy ideas – and the women who have them.

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Renata Narita and Tara Pincock

Renata Narita is Associate Professor of Economics at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro and an invited researcher at the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL). She is also a professor at the University of Sao Paulo (on leave), and has worked as a consultant for the World Bank and at the Brazilian Ministry of Finance.

A labor economist focused on developing economies, Narita uses job-search models to evaluate the impact of labor-market policies on employment, informality, wages, and welfare.

High Labor Turnover Fuels Inequality in Latin America

Narita urges policymakers to encourage employee retention by facilitating investments in human capital.

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Tara Pincock is Policy Counsel at the Open Markets Institute, a Washington-based antimonopoly research and advocacy organization. She previously spent over a decade working as a state antitrust enforcer, investigating companies in a wide range of industries, including tech, hospitality, health care, and pharmaceuticals.

Pincock was one of the lead attorneys for a coalition of states on the three state antitrust cases brought against Google.

Will the Google Search Decision Supercharge US Antitrust Enforcement?

Pincock emphasizes that the true impact of the landmark ruling will depend on the remedies imposed.

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