Dr Daria Popova Research Fellow, University of Essex

Email

dpopova@essex.ac.uk

Telephone

01206 873790

Office

2N2.5B.12

I am a social scientist working on impact assessment of public policies and distributional issues. My current research topics include:

• gender gap in pay progression
• gender differences in in-work poverty
• consequences of union dissolution for men and women
• intrahousehold inequality
• equity in public finance
• welfare regimes in post-socialist and emerging economies

Publications

Displaying all 6 publications

1. Do taxes and transfers reduce gender income inequality? Evidence from eight European welfare states

   Silvia Avram and Daria Popova

   Journal Article, Social Science Research - Feb 2022
   1. Economics
   2. Welfare Benefits
   3. Income Dynamics
   4. Microsimulation
   5. Taxation
   6. Social Policy

2. Second earners and in-work poverty in Europe

   Holguer Xavier Jara Tamayo and Daria Popova

   Journal Article, Journal of Social Policy - Jul 2021
   1. Labour Market
   2. Poverty
   3. Welfare Benefits
   4. Wages And Earnings
   5. Microsimulation
   6. Taxation

3. UKMOD - a new tax-benefit model for the four nations of the UK

   Matteo Richiardi, Diego Collado, and Daria Popova

   Journal Article, International Journal of Microsimulation - 2021
   1. Economics
   2. Welfare Benefits
   3. Microsimulation
   4. Taxation
   5. Covid 19

4. Distributional impact of taxes and social transfers in Russia over the downturn

   Daria Popova, Mikhail Matytsin, and Emily Sinnot

   Journal Article, Journal of European Social Policy - Dec 2018
   1. Economics
   2. Welfare Benefits
   3. Income Dynamics
   4. Taxation
   5. Economic Policy

5. Measuring individual material well-being using multidimensional indices: an application using the Gender and Generation Survey for Russia

   Daria Popova and Alina Pishniak

   Journal Article, Social Indicators Research - Feb 2017
   1. Living Standards
   2. Well Being

6. Distributional impacts of cash allowances for children: a microsimulation analysis for Russia and Europe

   Daria Popova

   Journal Article, Journal of European Social Policy - Jul 2016
   1. Young People
   2. Poverty
   3. Welfare Benefits
   4. Microsimulation