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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Economia, Administração, Contabilidade e Atuária (FEA) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
BSc in Economics from Universidade de Sao Paulo (2000), MSc in Economics from PUC-Rio (2003) and Ph.D in Economics from the University College London (2011). She has experience in the Economics field, in particular, in labor, education, fertility and welfare economics. She also especialized in search models including theory, estimation and evaluation of impact of fiscal and labor market policies. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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There is an open debate on how governments can help the creation of higher quality jobs. One of the instruments that policymakers can use to foster job quality is the enforcement of mandated benefits in the labor code. Stricter enforcement increases job quality through a direct effect on compliance with the mandatory benefits. However, as enforcement of mandated benefits leads to higher l…
Universal health coverage is intended to protect individuals against health and financial consequences of adverse health events. Not all countries provide social health insurance and this is particularly an issue in developing economies where individuals often lack resources to purchase essential healthcare. Developing countries, for example, Peru, Colombia and Mexico have implemented suc…
Informality is extremely important in labor markets in developing countries. In Brasil, half of the labor force is in the informal sector. This generally includes unregistered employees and the self employed who do not contribute to pensions. The informal sector gained importance in academia and policy research because it is considered an obstacle to growth and to efficiency in labor mark…
This study aims to investigate how new cohabitations (which can be seen as proxies for marriage) are related to labor market transitions, with a particular focus on how this connection influences women's decision-making and their outcomes in the labor market. For this purpose, an extended dynamic model of the marriage market and labor supply based on Goussé, Jacquemet and Robin's (2017) w…
This study aims to investigate how new cohabitations (which can be seen as proxies for marriage) are related to labor market transitions, with a particular focus on how this connection influences women's decision-making and their outcomes in the labor market. In this BEPE proposal, we also seek to understand how changes brought by COVID-19 pandemic affect both labor and marriage markets. …
Universal health coverage is intended to protect individuals against health and financial consequences of adverse health events. Not all countries provide social health insurance and this is particularly an issue in developing economies where individuals often lack resources to purchase essential healthcare. Developing countries, for example, Peru, Colombia and Mexico have implemented suc…
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