Teresa Molina Millán is an Assistant Researcher at Nova School of Business and Economics. She obtained her PhD in Economics from the Paris School of Economics and her main areas of research are applied microeconomics and development economics. Her current work focuses on rural poverty, migration, insurance, and conditional cash transfers. She is also interested on violations of random sample selection, either because of attrition or because of self-selection into programs. She is currently affiliated as junior researcher with IZA (Bonn, Germany) and teaches Microeconometrics in the graduate program at Nova SBE.