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PhD Candidate in Finance, London Business School
My research lies at the intersection of household finance and behavioral economics. I study how households make investment decisions and what shapes them. In my work, I combine lab experiments with large-scale household data.
I am on the 2026–27 academic job market.
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Figure 1. Loan spread response to a 25 bp monetary tightening
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Using U.S. and Danish household data with birth twins as an exogenous variation, this paper explores how decisions related to newborns, housing, and investments are interconnected. By employing a conditional logit model, it was discovered that households with children have a 9 percentage point higher probability of relocating to a new place compared to those without children. Additionally, families with newborns have a 5 percentage point higher likelihood of becoming homeowners. However, there is a difference in the timing of the move between renters and homeowners, with renters moving earlier and homeowners moving during the year of the child’s birth.
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Teaching assistant, London Business School, 2023–present
Emailizamilov@london.edu
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AddressLondon Business School
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