Kis Alexandra

Kis Alexandra is a Lecturer at the EHL Hospitality Business School, specializing in Mathematics and Economics. She holds a BSc in Hospitality and Reception Professions from EHL. Her work focuses on applying quantitative methods to public policy, labor economics, and urban planning.

Education: BSc HES-SO in Hospitality and Professions de l'accueil (EHL, 2018).

Research interests include the economic impact of childcare policies, women's labor market participation, municipal budgeting, and territorial governance. Her studies often address how public resources and infrastructure shape social outcomes, such as parental employment decisions and regional jurisdictional disputes.

Publications highlight collaborations with institutions like Pro Familia, the University of Neuchâtel, and the Jacobs Foundation. Key themes include cost-benefit analyses of childcare expansion and the fiscal implications of gender equality policies.

No scientific awards are listed, but her work demonstrates significant contributions to applied economics and public policy analysis. She collaborates with researchers like Alain Schoenenberger and Nils Soguel on projects for municipalities and cantonal governments.