Sarah Rosenberg

Sarah Rosenberg is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Economics, Lund University. Her research focuses on Labour Economics, Financial Risk Analysis, and Public Policy, with a particular emphasis on topics such as health insurance impacts, labour market dynamics, and gender-related economic behaviors. She has contributed to studies exploring the effects of Medicaid expansions on marital outcomes and the replication of foundational work on breadwinner norms.

Her recent publications include analyses of public insurance programs and labor market theories, reflecting her expertise in econometrics and policy evaluation. Rosenberg has presented her work, including a study on contraception subsidies and their effects on fertility and infant health, at academic conferences. She received the prestigious Stipendium till Pontus Roos minne award in 2024, recognizing her scholarly contributions.

Her research agendas intersect with broader themes of social welfare, gender economics, and empirical policy analysis, positioning her at the forefront of contemporary economic inquiry.