Welcome!
I work as an economic consultant at the World Bank.
My research areas are Public and Development economics.
My current research explores how tax policy affects informal and small businesses in low-income countries, with the goal of strengthening tax institutions and promoting equitable, efficient revenue mobilization.
Email: amalisa@worldbank.org
Contact: +255 744 540 482
Curriculum Vitae [pdf]
Grand-parenthood and Retirement (Labour Economics)
Financial Fraud and Individual Investment Behaviour (With Johannes Hagen) (Journal of Economic Behaviour and Organization)
Trading Behaviour of Swedish Retirement Investors During the COVID-19 Pandemic (With Johannes Hagen and Thomas Post) (Review of Behavioral Finance)
Persistence of Social Exclusion in Tanzania (Book section: In Efficiency, Equity and Well-Being in Selected African Countries)
Will You Afford to Retire? The Real Return on Long-Term and Pension Savings 2024 Edition (Country Case: Sweden), Better Finance, The European Federation of Investors and Financial Services Users.
Will You Afford to Retire? The Real Return on Long-Term and Pension Savings 2023 Edition (Country Case: Sweden), Better Finance, The European Federation of Investors and Financial Services Users.
Intelligence and Financial Fraud Victimisation (With Johannes Hagen and Paul Nystedt) (R&R : European Journal of Finance)
Investor Response to Pension Information: Evidence from Sweden's "Orange Envelope"
Exploring Gender Disparities in Rwanda’s Presumptive Tax Scheme (With Hitomi Komatsu, Dario Tortarolo and Mahvish Ifrah Shaukat)
Taxing Informal Businesses and Small Business Survival in Tanzania (With Hitomi Komatsu)