Professor of Economics, Nova SBE, ERA Chair
She specializes in Applied Economics, with expertise spanning Development Economics, Health Economics, Education Economics, and Labor Economics. Her research explores how individuals’ subjective beliefs and expectations about future events influence their present decisions. In particular, she seeks to disentangle the roles of constraints, expectations, and preferences in driving inequalities in life outcomes. She has made significant contributions to survey methodologies for eliciting these beliefs and to the economic analysis of how such beliefs shape behavior.
Adeline has published extensively in top international journals in economics, including the Review of Economic Studies, Journal of Political Economy, Economic Journal, as well in top general interest journals and in top fields of journals of other disciplines, including Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, Demography, and The New England Journal of Medicine.
Publications
Working Papers
Less Macho, More Mellow: The Malleability of Competitiveness
with Emilia Del Bono, Angus Holford and Patrick Nolen. Featured in the Guardian, 2024.