Ewa Poprawska

Ewa Poprawska is a researcher in the Department of Insurance at Wrocław University of Economics, specializing in insurance systems, pension economics, and gender disparities in financial security. She holds consultations remotely and is fluent in English and Polish. Her work focuses on analyzing pension gaps, long-term care insurance, and the economic impacts of motherhood on career trajectories. She has contributed to studies on liability insurance market dynamics and the adequacy of compensation in motor vehicle insurance. Her research integrates actuarial methods with demographic and socioeconomic factors.

Key research interests include:

• Pension system design and gender equity
• Long-term care cost modeling
• Risk assessment in liability insurance
• Demographic shifts and financial security

Her recent publications (2020-2024) highlight trends in analyzing systemic risks in insurance markets, quantifying motherhood's economic consequences, and evaluating policy measures to address pension disparities. She has also examined the adequacy of minimum coverage in liability insurance contexts.

Her work frequently involves empirical surveys and clustering methodologies to understand socioeconomic phenomena such as retirement savings gaps and insurance claim dynamics.