Biography

Anna Lochbihler is a DPhil candidate in the Department of Social Policy and Intervention. Her research focuses on comparative wage-setting institutions, with a particular interest in collectively bargained wage floors, in-work poverty, and the distributional and welfare effects of wage policies. She is supervised by Professor Zachary Parolin.

Anna holds an MSc in Socioeconomics from the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Vienna) and an MA in Gender Studies from the University of Vienna.

Research Areas

Economic inequality

Programme Teams

Economics, Inequality & Opportunity (EIO)

Related Projects

Labour Markets

Our team studies how labour market institutions and policies -- from minimum wages to collective bargaining -- influence the distribution of earnings, and how the power of employers affects the fortunes of low-wage workers.

Poverty & Income Inequality

Our team aims to provide evidence-based guidance on how state policies can make life better for low-income households.