Natalia Khorunzhina

Presentation

Natalia’s primary research agenda focuses on understanding households’ optimal consumption and savings behavior. Her most recent work includes topics on variation in attitudes toward risk estimated from a model where household’s consumption is driven by habits and on households’ investment choices between risky and riskless assets. She continues her work along this line by investigating how households make housing decisions along with fertility and work choices.

Primary research areas

• Applied Microeconomics
• Financial Economics
• Labor Economics
• Household Economics