Negar Ziaeian Ghasemzadeh
Negar Ziaeian
I am an applied microeconomist working on labour, family and gender economics. I study how information gaps and institutional rules shape women’s reproductive choices, household bargaining and labour market opportunities. I investigate these questions using experiments and administrative data.
I am on the 2026–2027 academic job market. You can find my job market paper here.
Research Interests:
Labour Economics, Experimental Economics, Development EconomicsContact details
Email: negar.ziaeian-ghasemzadeh@warwick.ac.uk
Personal Website: https://negarziaeian.github.io/
Office Hours: Mondays 13:00-15:00, Fridays 12:00-14:00 (Please make an appointment via email)
CV: Click here
Working Papers:
- Do Misperceptions about IVF Shape When Women Plan to Have Children? Evidence from an Information Experiment (Job Market Paper) (with Zahra Khanalizadeh) [Draft]
- Distinguishing Biases from Personal Preferences: An Honest Machine Learning Approach (with Mahyar Habibi and Zahra Khanalizadeh) [Draft]
Work in Progress:
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Gender Targeting in Public Sector Hiring: Evidence from Iran (with Elaheh Fatemipour)
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Mehr and Prenuptial Agreement in Muslim Marriage
Publications:
- Two-Sided Prioritized Ranking: A Coherency-Preserving Design for Marketplace Experiments (with Mahyar Habibi and Zahra Khanalizadeh; Proceedings of the 6th ACM Conference on Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanisms, and Optimization) [Draft]
Teaching (2026):
- EC107
- EC226