Luis Díaz Serrano

Luis Díaz Serrano is a researcher affiliated with the ECEMIN Nebrija Research Group on Economy, Wellness, Business, and Internationalization at Nebrija University. His work spans economic analysis, focusing on human capital, risk aversion, and policy impacts across diverse areas such as education, health, housing, and labor markets.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Economics from Universitat Rovira i Virgili (2001), with a thesis on Human capital, progressive taxation, and risk-aversion: A theoretical and empirical analysis for the Spanish case.

Research Interests:

• Human capital dynamics
• Risk-aversion in economic and educational contexts
• Impact of taxation and policy reforms
• Housing transitions and job satisfaction
• Microfinance effectiveness in low-income settings
• Decentralization and public service quality

Recent Publications (2023–2018) highlight interdisciplinary work across education economics (e.g., student earnings expectations, educational attainment), health economics (overweight and education, social attitudes toward single parents), labor economics (job satisfaction, self-employment transitions), and policy analysis (decentralization, microfinance reforms).