Harvard University economist Claudia Goldin is passionate about detective work. As a student at the Bronx High School of Science, she indulged that passion with a microscope and planned to study microbiology as a student at Cornell University. But it wasn't long before she discovered economics as a tool to delve into life's mysteries, and since then she has become known as an economic historian whose research sheds new light on the roots of present-day policy questions.
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