Maria Micaela Sviatschi

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Maria Micaela Sviatschi is an Assistant Professor in Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University. Her research focuses on market structures, gender violence, labor markets, and the socio-economic implications of immigration and crime, as demonstrated in her recent articles. She investigates the effects of extortion payments, human capital development in the context of women's justice centers in Peru, and the impact of deportations on firm behavior in El Salvador. Her work contributes to understanding the dynamics of gentrification, adult entertainment on crime rates, and housing crises exacerbated by refugee influxes.