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I am a labour economist, working on topics related to human capital, labour supply and family and gender economics.

I am currently working as a senior economist at the research department of the Bank of Italy, Households and Labour Market Division.

I am also a research associate at the Centre of Economic Performance (LSE), a research affiliate at IZA (Institute of Labour Economics), a research fellow at the Fondazione Rodolfo DeBenedetti and at the GLO (Global Labour Organization).

In 2016 I received my PhD in Economics from the London School of Economics.

News:

New working paper: Mom'out: Employment after Childbirth and Firm-level Responses, with Francesca Carta, Alessandra Casarico and Salvatore Lattanzio.

My paper The Long-run Earning Effects of a Credit Market Disruption, with E. Adamopoulou, E. Sette and E. Viviano has been accepted for publication in the AEJ: Macro

My paper The Short and Medium Term Effects of More Time at School on Learning and Maternal Labor Supply, with G. Bovini, N. Cattadori and P. Sestito has been accepted for publication in the Economics of Education Review

My paper The Origins of Gender Wage Gaps: the Role of School to Work Transition, with G. Bovini and L. Rizzica has been accepted for publication in Labour Economics

Contact Details:

Bank of Italy, Department of Economics and Statistics

via Nazionale 91, 00184, Rome

E-Mail: marta.dephilippis@bancaditalia.it; marta.dephilippis@gmail.com

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