Sarah Bridges

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Biography

Sarah joined the School of Economics in October 2000 as a Research Fellow in CFCM. She was promoted to Associate Professor in August 2014. Her research interests lie in the areas of applied microeconometrics, labour economics, and development economics.

Sarah's CV can be downloaded here in pdf format. Sarah's Facewall page.

Selected Publications

• BRIDGES, S and OWENS, T, 2017. Female job satisfaction: can we explain the part-time puzzle? Oxford Economic Papers. (In Press.)
• BRIDGES, S, FOX, L, GAGGERO, A and OWENS, T, 2017. Youth Unemployment and earnings in Africa: Evidence from Tanzanian retrospective data Journal of African Economies. 26(2), 119-139
• BRIDGES, S and DISNEY, R, 2016. Household finances, income shocks, and family separation in Britain Economic Inquiry. 54(1), 698-718
• BRIDGES, S and MATEUT, S, 2014. Should they stay or should they go? Attitudes towards immigration in Europe Scottish Journal of Political Economy. 61(4), pp. 397-429

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• BRIDGES, S, FOX, L, GAGGERO, A and OWENS, T, 2017. Youth Unemployment and earnings in Africa: Evidence from Tanzanian retrospective data Journal of African Economies. 26(2), 119-139
• BRIDGES, S and OWENS, T, 2017. Female job satisfaction: can we explain the part-time puzzle? Oxford Economic Papers. (In Press.)
• BRIDGES, S and DISNEY, R, 2016. Household finances, income shocks, and family separation in Britain Economic Inquiry. 54(1), 698-718
• BRIDGES, S and MATEUT, S, 2014. Should they stay or should they go? Attitudes towards immigration in Europe Scottish Journal of Political Economy. 61(4), pp. 397-429
• BRIDGES, S. and DISNEY, R., 2012. Household indebtedness and separation in Britain: Evidence from the Families and Children Survey Child and Family Law Quarterly. 24(1), 24-38
• BRIDGES, S., LAWSON, D. and BEGUM, S., 2011. Labour market outcomes in Bangladesh: The role of poverty and gender norms European Journal of Development Research. 23, 459-487
• DISNEY, R., BRIDGES, S. and GATHERGOOD, J., 2010. House price shocks and household indebtedness in the United Kingdom Economica. 77(307), 472-496
• BRIDGES, S. and DISNEY, R., 2010. Debt and depression Journal of Health Economics. 29(3), 388-403
• BRIDGES, S. and LAWSON, D., 2009. A gender-based investigation into the determinants of labour market outcomes: evidence from Uganda Journal of African Economies. 18(3), 461-495
• BRIDGES, S. and GUARIGLIA, A., 2008. Financial constraints, global engagement, and firm survival in the United Kingdom: evidence from micro data Scottish Journal of Political Economy. 55(4), 444-464
• BRIDGES, S. and DISNEY, R., 2004. Use of credit and arrears on debt among low-income families in the United Kingdom Fiscal Studies. 25(1), 1-26
• BARMBY, T. and BRIDGES, S., 2003. An analysis of the theory of biased contests in an organisational setting International Journal of Manpower. 24(7), 836-843
• BRIDGES, S. and MUMFORD, K., 2001. Absenteeism in the UK: a comparison across genders The Manchester School. 69(3), 276-284
• TREBLE, J., VAN GAMEREN, E., BRIDGES, S. and BARMBY, T., 2001. The internal economics of the firm: further evidence from personnel data Labour Economics. 8(5), 531-552