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Aleksandra Anić serves as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, where she has been employed since 2011 after completing all academic degrees at the institution. She earned her PhD in 2019 with a dissertation analyzing women's labor participation, gender pay gaps, and unemployment dynamics in Serbia through econometric methods.
Her educational credentials:
- Undergraduate, Master's, and PhD in Economics from University of Belgrade, Faculty of Economics
Anić specializes in labor market analysis with emphasis on gender disparities, child poverty determinants, and fiscal policy impacts. Her current research employs Survey on Income and Living Conditions data with probit methodology to evaluate how tax systems and social transfers affect child poverty in Serbia, noting the limited redistributive capacity of existing frameworks. She frequently utilizes econometric modeling to address socioeconomic inequality.
Her accolades include the prestigious Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship Fund from the Tokyo Foundation, alongside multiple undisclosed scholarships and awards.
Anić has secured research funding from USAID, UNDP, RRPP, European Commission, Serbia's Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, and Science Fund. She contributes to labor market analysis in the Quarterly Monitor publication and has co-authored an econometrics problem book alongside journal publications and monograph chapters.
