Biography:Sarah has rejoined CEP in September 2014 as a Research Officer. Her research interests include applied microeconomics, labour, education and behavioural economics. Together with Richard Layard, Andrew Clark, and Nattavudh Powdthavee plus other CEP researchers, she is involved in a project that aims to build a model of determinants of wellbeing over the life-course. This includes the individual's subjective wellbeing as well as objective outcomes like education, employment, income and parenting - and the interaction between them and wellbeing. Sarah has completed her PhD in economics at Paris School of Economics in October 2014 and was a visiting PhD Student at CEP in 2012-2013. She previously worked as a consultant at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Her desk is 2.24 A.
Current Areas of Research:
Applied Microeconomics, Labour Economics, Education, Behavioural Economics
Education:
- Ph.D in Economics - Paris School of Economics
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