Gillian Paull Research Associate E-mail Gillian Education PhD, Department of Economics, Princeton University, June 1997 Master in Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University, 1991 BA (Philosophy, Politics & Economics), Oxford University, 1988

Gillian is an IFS research associate. Prior to joining the IFS in 1996, she studied and taught at Princeton University and has held research positions at the London School of Economics, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Her research interests include labour market behaviour and family-related policy, focusing on gender comparisons, mothers' employment, childcare and family poverty. Current work focuses on the dynamic aspect of behaviour including the impact of work retention and progression on family poverty and the longitudinal relationships between child income poverty and living standards.