Presenters

Samia Ferhat

CY Cergy Paris University

I am a PhD candidate at CY Cergy Paris University and a teaching and research fellow at Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne University.
My research interests are mainly in Economics of Education, Labor Economics, Public Policy Evaluation, Gender and Development Economics.

Bruno Ferman

Ana Fernandes

Bern University of Applied Sciences

I am a labor economist aiming to understand the marked gender differences in labor market outcomes. As samples of recent work, I mention two large scale experiments to detect labor market discrimination – for example stemming from employer prejudice based on potential and/or realized fertility for adult women – and on gender and parental background for teenage apprentices. Currently, working with Swiss administrative data, I estimate the motherhood penalty over time and its part-time component.

Martín Fernández Sánchez

LISER

I am a postdoctoral researcher at LISER, Luxembourg. My main research interests are migration, economic history, and political economy.

Alessandro Ferrari

Banca d'Italia

Alessandro Ferrari is an economist at the Bank of Italy, working at the Monetary Policy and Economic Outlook Directorate. He got his Master of Science in Economics and Social Sciences and his PhD in Economics and Finance at Bocconi University. He has worked as an economist at the Monetary Policy Strategy Division at the ECB.

Massimo Ferrari

European Central Bank

Massimo Ferrari is an economist in the International Policy Analysis Division of the European Central Bank (ECB) and a research fellow of the Complexity Lab in Economics. He holds a PhD in Economics from the Catholic University of Milan. His research interests are mainly in macro-finance, international macroeconomics and monetary economics.

Valeria Ferraro

Boston College

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at Boston College with research interests in labor economics, personnel economics, and corporate finance. I will be on the job market in 2021-2022.

Leonardo N. Ferreira

Queen Mary University of London

Daniel Fershtman

Lenka Fiala

Nova School of Business and Economics

Lenka is an assistant professor of experimental economics at the Nova School of Business and economics. Her research combines lab and field experiments to study questions related to education, peers, and role models.