February 11th, 2026; 15.30-17.00; Room D-115 Presentations of work in progress, in labor and labor-related areas, by Nova School of Business and Economics researchers, for dissemination and discussion. All welcome. 15.35-15.50: Adeline Delavande (with Gizem Kosar and Basit Zafar) – “Expectations and Information Frictions Within Couples: Evidence from a Sequential Survey of Spouses” 15.50-16.05: Kathrine Aaby […]

Pedro Martins took part in a debate on Rádio Observador about the Government’s proposal for labor law reform. Some of the ideas He tried to convey:
It is a broad and ambitious proposal, which can be described as a true structural reform. In is view, one of the main pillars of the reform is to give employers greater confidence to hire on permanent contracts, helping to reduce the high level of labor market segmentation that still exists in Portugal.

Contributing to building an equitable future for all generations – this is the main objective of this project, which aims to ensure that today’s decisions do not jeopardize the rights and needs of future generations. Intergenerational Policy Evaluation proposes the analysis of public policies and presents recommendations to make them more quantifiable, objective, and aligned with a long-term vision.

Interested in Public Policy, Development, or Economics? Applications are now open for all Master’s programs at Nova School of Business and Economics, including the Master’s in Economics and the Master’s in International Development & Public Policy. Learn from distinguished professors and researchers about today’s key challenges, and apply your knowledge to address pressing questions, while […]