Voice and Agency: Where Are We Now?
梳理了女性主义经济学中声音与能动性概念的演变，分析其在家庭、市场和公共领域中的表现，并指出当前文献中的关键空白。
This article examines how scholarship in feminist economics has developed and used evolving definitions of voice and agency, analyzing their expressions in the key domains of households, markets, and the public sphere. It builds on a rich body of work that explores the voice and agency of women and girls using bargaining theory, as well as behavioral and experimental economics, to understand inequalities in power and agency in relation to different institutional domains and socioeconomic processes. It also discusses each study in this volume, highlighting their contributions and drawing attention to critical gaps that remain in the literature.