Sandra Sequeira

Associate Professor, London School of Economics

Sandra Sequeira is an Associate Professor of Development Economics in the Department of International Development, a research affiliate at STICERD, CEPR, Novafrica and the International Growth Centre. Her research interests are in development economics, trade and political economy.

She holds a PhD from Harvard University, an MA from the Fletcher School and a BA from Universidade Nova in Lisbon, Portugal.

Recent work by Sandra Sequeira

Forced displacement and human capital: Evidence from Mozambique

Conflict-driven displacement can trigger structural transformation, but can also cause long-lasting social and psychological trauma

Articles : Labour Markets & Migration

Giorgio Chiovelli Stelios Michalopoulos Elias Papaioannou Sandra Sequeira

Published 11.04.22
Closing the gender profit gap through savings and training: Evidence from Mozambique

Access to mobile savings accounts and financial management skills can lead to improved profits and financial security of female-led micro-enterprises

Articles : Finance

Catia Batista Sandra Sequeira Pedro Vicente

Published 02.07.21
When goals get in the way: Imperfect information in job search in South Africa

Reducing transport costs and increasing exposure to the labour market leads to job seekers improving targeting in the job search

Articles : Labour Markets & Migration

Abhijit Banerjee Sandra Sequeira

Published 10.04.20

Sandra Sequeira

Recent work by Sandra Sequeira

Forced displacement and human capital: Evidence from Mozambique

Closing the gender profit gap through savings and training: Evidence from Mozambique

When goals get in the way: Imperfect information in job search in South Africa