My research is in applied microeconomics, and it answers questions at the intersection of development and labor economics. By combining empirical methods with stylized models that I directly take to the data, my research aims to understand the causes and consequences of people’s decision to move to new cities, regions, or countries.
Experience
2018–present
Assistant professor, USFQ
Education
2018
The Ohio State University, Ph.D. AED Economics
2012
Universidad de Guadalajara, México, M.Sc. Economics
2008
Universidad Americana, Nicaragua, B.Sc. Industrial Egineering
Grants and Contracts
2018
Alumni Grants for Graduate Research and Scholarship