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Burca Kizilirmak

Assistant Professor

Ankara Universitesi Siyasal Bilgiler Fakultesi Cebeci, Ankara 06590 TURKEY burca@politics.ankara.edu.tr

Burça Kizilirmak is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Ankara University, Turkey. She is currently teaching macroeconomics and econometrics. Her current research interests include income distribution, wage inequality, labor economics, and gender inequalities. As a background for her Ph.D. dissertation, she studied the effects of growth on income distribution in developing countries. Her dissertation was about wage inequality in Turkey, looking at the effects of international trade, technological development and economic crises on the wage differentials between skilled and unskilled labor. Burca's ongoing research projects include unemployment durations, labor market participation decisions of married women, effects of international trade on employment, and effects of investment on employment in Turkey.

Focus: Economy, Gender, Jobs, Trade, Turkey, Europe

Related Resources:

• Labor Market Participation Decisions of Married Women: Evidence from Turkey
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Language Fluency:

English

Last Updated: Sep 22, 2006