Yolanda Fatima Rebollo Sanz

Yolanda Fatima Rebollo Sanz is a Professor at the Universidad Pablo de Olavide's Department of Economics. Her research focuses on labor economics, unemployment insurance systems, job turnover dynamics, and wage mobility patterns, with particular emphasis on Spain's dual labor market. She also explores drunk driving's economic externalities and gender disparities in cognitive competencies.

Her articles analyze critical topics including:

• Labor market transitions and unemployment benefit impacts
• Wage subsidy effectiveness in regional contexts
• Risk assessment for drunk driving policy
• Gender wage gaps and cognitive skill differentials
• Temporary contract stepping stone effects

Rebollo Sanz has published extensively in journals like Labour Economics, Accident Analysis & Prevention, and The Manchester School. Her methodological approaches include multinomial endogenous switching models, hazard rate analysis, and censored data econometrics. Current projects continue examining employment stability factors and policy interventions in labor markets.