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Key Expertise. Poverty, Social Protection, Household behaviour, Cash Transfers, Inequality. About me. Stephanie is a development economist with over 20 years of experience in social protection and poverty reduction policies in Africa and Asia.
Stephanie is a development economist with over 15 years of experience in rural development and poverty reduction policies in Africa and South-East Asia. Stephanie has an extensive experience of modeling and policy analysis using simulation tools and quantitative analysis methods.
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Dr Stephanie Levy is visiting the LSE Department of International Development as a Research Fellow. She is a development economist with over 15 years of experience in rural development and poverty reduction policies in Africa and South-East Asia.
- Aid, Like Oil, Can Distort Local Markets
- Accounting For Local Market’S Capacity and Regional Trade
- Regulation Is Needed to Protect Vulnerable Populations
A large body of evidence has been established for two decades around the distortions that large aid flows could generate. So called ‘Dutch Disease’ effects, involving increases in real exchange rates, domestic inflation and economic growth slowdown have been well documented and analysed by economists. So much so, that aid has been compared to oil(C...
So research and existing evidence on both large aid flows and cash transfers led us to question the potential economic impact of the migrant crisis on hosting countries if aid agreements are kept in their current forms. It may be the case that the local capacity to absorb both large humanitarian aid flows and CTs is better among Middle East & North...
Working permits and special trade zones would both need to be regulated and closely supervised, to protect a highly vulnerable refugee labour force from exploitation and abuse. Previous experience of Qualified Industrial Zones (QIZ) agreements between the US and Middle Eastern countries led to appalling working conditionsfor migrant workers in the ...
Jun 24, 2021 · In this open letter, International Development Guest Lecturer, Dr Stephanie Levy encourages current students to explore opportunities available around them where they can put theories they have learnt over the last year into practice, and gives her own experience volunteering for a homeless charity as an example.
Articles 1–20. CUNY Hunter College - Cited by 381 - Human energetics - biological adaptation - developmental origins of health and disease - climate change - brown adipose tissue.
