Ylenia BRILLI

Ylenia BRILLI is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Her research focuses on family economics, health economics, and labor economics, utilizing microeconometric analysis to study topics such as parental time allocation, childcare arrangements, pension reforms, and vaccination behavior.

• Supervises undergraduate and graduate theses on topics like human capital investment, elderly care, and labor market dynamics
• Office hours require prior email appointment

Research interests include:

• Family economics (childcare, fertility, household labor supply)
• Health economics (vaccination policies, infant health outcomes)
• Labor economics (retirement behavior, gender employment gaps)
• Microeconometric analysis of policy impacts

Recent publications analyze retirement policies, gender discrimination, childcare economics, and health behavior, reflecting interdisciplinary applications of economic theory to social and public health issues.