Maida Šabotić

Economist

Biography

Maida Sabotic is an Economist with Swiss Economics. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics, Politics and History and a master’s degree in Economics and Data Science, both from the University of Zurich. During her bachelor and master studies, she has spent a semester at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam and at the Copenhagen University in Copenhagen, respectively. In her master's studies, she specialized on economic policy, development economics and statistics and worked at the Department of Economics. After her master's degree, she completed an internship in economic cooperation and development at the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs.

Work experience

Economist, Swiss Economics (2023 - )
Academic trainee, SECO Economic Cooperation and Development (2022 - 2023)
Tutor and Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, University of Zurich (2020 - 2022)
Intern, BAK Economics AG (2019 - 2019)
Intern, Credit Suisse (2018 - 2019)

Education

M.A. in Economics and Data Science, University of Zurich (2019 - 2022)
B.A. in Economics, Politics and History, University of Zurich (2015 - 2018)

Expertise

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Projects (selection)

International developments in ESG and their impact on Swiss SME (2024).
Increasingly comprehensive rules on sustainability reporting and due diligence apply in the EU. What does this mean for Switzerland and its SMEs?
Study on housing allowances (2023 – 2024). How could housing allowances be organised throughout Switzerland? Client: Verband Immobilien Schweiz (VIS).
Effect of price signals and government measures on electricity demand (2023 – 2024). How have end customers reacted to the rise in electricity prices? What role do government measures play? Client: State Secretariat of Economic Affairs SECO.
Economic support in the merger of UBS and CS (2023). Economic support of the legal team in the merger proceedings of the two major Swiss banks before FINMA.

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Publications (selection)

Eschenbaum Nicolas, Habibulina Lilia, Sabotic Maida, de Luze Romain, Meyer de Stadelhofen Leah, Trinkner Urs (2024). Effect of price signals and regulations on electricity demand. Foundations for economic policy.

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