Thereza Balliester Reis

Profile

Scholarship

Leeds International Doctoral Scholarship

Prizes/awards

William R. Water Research Grant (2019)

Santander Conference Award (2018)

Sorbonne Paris Cite Scholarship (2015/2016)

Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Scholarship (2015/2016)

DAAD German Academic Exchange Service Award (2014)

Conferences

Balliester Reis, T. 2019. A multi-dimensional index of financial inclusion: a micro-data approach, 18th Seminário de Diamantina: Brazil, August 22nd 2019

Balliester Reis, T. 2019. Measuring financial inclusion: a multiple correspondence analysis approach, CARME Conference: South Africa, February 5th 2019

Balliester Reis, T. 2018. The fundamentals of financial inclusion: what is it and how can we measure it?, INET’s workshop on Inclusive or Exclusive Global Development: United Kingdom, November 21st 2018

Balliester Reis, T. 2017. Why are policy real interest rates so high in Brazil? An analysis of the determinants of the Central Bank of Brazil real interest rate, Grenoble Post-Keynesian and Institutionalist Conference: France, December 7th 2017

Balliester Reis, T. 2016. Why are policy real interest rates so high in Brazil? An analysis of the determinants of the Central Bank of Brazil real interest rate, 20th FMM Conference: Germany, October 21st 2016

Köhler, K., Balliester Reis, T., Colato, J. 2016. Determinants of Currency Crises in Latin America 1981- 2010: Policy Fundamentals vs. External Shocks, YSI@ECLAC/UN: Santiago de Chile, July 25th 2016

Working Paper

Balliester Reis, T, Elsheikhi, A. 2018. “The future of work as a literature review”, ILO Working Papers 29: Geneva, March 2018

Training

6th FMM International Summer School

III AKB School of Keynesian Theory

Teaching Assistant Experience

LUBS1185 Understanding Statistics in the Social Sciences (2018)

LUBS5134M Econometrics (2018)

Professional Memberships

Post-Keynesian Economics Society

Association for Social Economics

Brazilian Keynesian Association

Research interests

Financial inclusion; Poverty; Income inequality; Development economics

Qualifications

• MA in International Economics (Berlin School of Economics and Law)
• MA in Economic Analysis and Policy (University Paris 13)
• BA in International Relations (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro)