SARAH ROSENBERG
I am a PhD student in economics at the European Center for Research in Economics and Statistics, an institution within the Université Libre de Bruxelles. My work is at the intersection of household and labor economics, with a focus on the role that gender plays in household decisions and formation.
Research
The effect of the relative wage on married women’s labor supply. [Working Paper]
Health insurance and family outcomes: Evidence from the ACA Medicaid expansions. [with Tom Potoms]
Education
Université Libre de Bruxelles, ECARES, Ph.D. in Economics, supervised by Bram De Rock (Ongoing)
Université Libre de Bruxelles, ECARES, M.Sc. in Economics (2014-2016).
Williams College, B.A. in Political Economy (2010-2014)
Awards
FRESH Fellowship, F.N.R.S. (2016-2020)
Prix Kirschen, Best Master’s Thesis in Applied Economics, Solvay Schools Alumni (2016)
Presentations
2019: Stockholm University (SOFI), European Association of Labor Economists
2018: Society of Economics of the Household Conference, IZA World Labor Conference, ECARES Seminar, Stockholm University (Economics Department), Institute for Fiscal Studies
Teaching
ECON S-1001: Introduction à la Microéconomie. Teaching assistant, Fall 2017.
MATH-S-201: Fonctions de plusieurs variables [Multi-variable calculus]. Teaching assistant, Fall 2019.
Contact
srosenbe [at] ulb.ac.be
