Elin Molin

Elin Molin is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Lund University's Department of Economics and affiliated with the Centre for Economic Demography. She holds a PhD from the Stockholm School of Economics and specializes in applied research bridging Household Finance, Economics of Education, and Labor Economics. Her current work investigates inequality dynamics in household debt and consumption patterns.

• Primary Affiliation: Department of Economics, Lund University
• Secondary Affiliation: Centre for Economic Demography
• Alma Mater: Stockholm School of Economics (PhD)

Her research fingerprint spans Labor Market Theory, Education Economics, Finance, and Credit Systems. Recent projects include analyzing the socio-economic impacts of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) financial instruments through a Vinnova-funded initiative (2022-2025). She has organized multiple academic events, including the Knut Wicksell Conference on Crypto and Fintech and Arne Ryde Workshops connecting microdata with macroeconomic modeling.

Scientific contributions focus on household financial decision-making and education policy evaluation. Key collaborations include researchers from Norges Bank and Stockholm School of Economics, with external partnerships across Nordic countries. Her methodological approach combines econometric modeling with large-scale consumer data analysis.