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Laura Boudreau

Columbia University ( New York, USA)

Dr. Laura Boudreau is an Assistant Professor in the Economics Division at Columbia Business School.

Her research primarily focuses on working conditions, labour rights, and firm productivity in developing countries. Laura is especially interested in how the intersection of global supply chains with local institutions will affect firms’ and workers’ outcomes and how labour market institutions affect economic development.

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Related Projects

  • Whistleblowing and Worker Wellbeing: Evidence from Bangladesh’s Garments Sector
  • The Roles of Information and Search Frictions in Determining Working Conditions in Bangladesh’s Apparel Sector
  • The Effects of Employer Responses to COVID-19 on Female Garment Workers in Bangladesh

Related Publications

  • GLM|LIC Policy Brief No. 39

    Economic Impacts of Coronavirus-19 on Female Workers in Bangladesh‘s Garment Sector

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