Ann Arbor / Austin / Newark / Boston / New York / Washington / DC / Melbourne / Santa Monica / /
Company
Prudential Financial / Cambridge University Press / Princeton University Press / /
Country
United States / Australia / /
Currency
pence / USD / /
Facility
Melbourne Institute / University of Michigan / Urban Institute / /
IndustryTerm
Internet panel / financial services / life insurance / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Metropolitan Housing and Communities Policy Center / University of Michigan / National Bureau of Economic Research / Princeton University / Michigan Retirement Research Center / Center on Labor / Human Services / and Population / FINRA Investor Education Foundation / Urban Institute / Federal Reserve Bank of Boston / US Census Bureau / NBER / Security Administration / Melbourne Institute / US Department of Labor / Bureau of Labor Statistics / Consumer Financial Protection Bureau / /
Person
Caroline Ratcliffe / Jonathan Zinman / Annamaria Lusardi / Julie Zissmopoulos / Melanie Morten / Rob Alessie / Ping Tseng / Peter Siegelman / David / Signe-Mary McKernan / Gema Zamarro / Daniel Kahneman / Roger Wilkins / Charles Stavins / Amos Tversky / Van Rooij / Daniel Kuehn / Benjamin Karney / Peter Tufano / Christine Kieffer / Gary Mottola / Kathleen J. Mullen / Olivia Mitchell / Emma Kalish / Amy Rauer / Paul Slovic / Ian / Joanna Stavins / Examining / Jessica C. Smith / Raquel / Brett Theodos / /
Position
senior research associate / Dean / research assistant / representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Michigan / /
PublishedMedium
Review of Economic Studies / Review of Financial Studies / Journal of Financial Economics / /
www.urban.org March 2014 Do Financial Knowledge, Behavior, and Well-Being Differ by Gender?