SARA AYLLÓN GATNAU
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Departament d'Economia
Universitat de Girona
C/Universitat de Girona, 10
17003 Girona
sara.ayllon@udg.edu
@ayllonsara
Telephone: +34 972 418779
Fax: +34 972 418032

CV
I am an Associate Professor (tenured) at the Department of Economics at the Universitat de Girona (Spain). I obtained my PhD at the Applied Economics Department at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) in 2009. Previously, I graduated from a MSc in European Social Policy at the London School of Economics and I hold a BSc in Economics and another one in Journalism at UAB.

Most of my research focuses on the Economics of Poverty and Inequality, Economics of the Family, Labour Economics, Health Economics and Applied Microeconometrics.

I am an IZA Research Fellow and a member of the research groups EQUALITAS and EDReG.

(Only good) News:

July 2022: New funding! (x4)
- "European labour markets under pressure - New knowledge on pathways to include persons in vulnerable situations" (PATHS2INCLUDE), Horizon Europe (PI).
- "Subsidised school meals and child well-being", Social Research Call 2022 "La Caixa" (PI).
- Programa INVESTIGO, Agaur (PI).
- "Inequality of opportunity in Spain: an estimation using Artificial Intelligence", Instituto de Estudios Fiscales (PI).
June 2022: New publication accepted! Ayllón, S. (2022). 'Online teaching and gender bias', Economics of Education Review, 89, 102280. [link]
March 2022: New publication! We have written the 'First report on Welfare and Social Progress in Catalonia' (with X. Ramos), Collection Monografies no. 28, Departament of Economics and Treasury, Generalitat de Catalunya (in Catalan). [link] [pdf]
December 2021: New funding! 'The intergenerational transmission of poverty in Spain', Ministerio de Derechos Sociales y Agenda 2030 (with P. Brugarolas and S. Lado).
November 2021: New publication accepted!
Ayllón, S.; Lado, S. (2021). 'Food hardship in the US during the pandemic: What can we learn from real-time data?', Review of Income and Wealth, forthcoming. [link]

Upcoming presentations:
[To be updated...]