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Ayushi Diwan

Economics

India

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I am an MSc Finance graduate and early-career researcher working in household finance, behavioural economics, financial literacy, and inequality. My research interests focus on how economic shocks, financial knowledge, and household decision-making affect welfare and long-term outcomes. I have experience reading and summarising academic literature, working with survey and microdata, and supporting research through data cleaning, descriptive analysis, and clear interpretation. I am currently especially interested in collaborations on household finance, survey-based research, financial literacy, and economics of inequality.

I am open to collaboration on research projects related to household finance, behavioural economics, financial literacy, and inequality. I am especially interested in survey-based work, literature reviews, paper synthesis, and research support involving data cleaning, descriptive analysis, and interpretation. I am also open to co-authoring or contributing to projects where structured research support is needed.

I can contribute literature review support, research summarising, academic reading, structured notes, survey dataset cleaning, descriptive analysis, and clear presentation of findings. I work best on projects that need careful reading, organization, and straightforward interpretation of research or data.

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household financefinancial literacybehavioural financebehavioural economicsinequalitysurvey analysisapplied economics

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Women’s Financial Literacy and Household Portfolios – Evidence from the Netherlands and the Euro Area

Seeking a collaborator to coauthor an empirical paper on **women’s financial literacy and household portfolios**. The project uses the Dutch DNB Household Survey (and later Euro area HFCS) to test whether couples do better financially when the female partner is also financially literate, not just the male partner. Because the topic focuses on women’s financial literacy and intra‑household decision‑making, I’d especially appreciate the chance to coauthor with another woman researcher (though I’m open to all collaborators).”