Sarah Asif Khan is a Teaching and Research Fellow at the Lahore School of Economics. She holds an MPhil in Economics as well as a BSc with double majors in Economics and Business Management. She currently teaches undergraduate mathematics.
She brings several years of research experience, including managing fieldwork activities, overseeing data collection teams, and conducting surveys directly. She is also proficient in data analysis and econometric programming using Stata. Her research interests lie in development economics, with a focus on child and female health, female labor force participation, and environmental safety. Through her academic and research efforts, she aims to contribute to evidence-based policymaking that promotes inclusive and sustainable development.