I am an Assistant Professor in Economics at Arizona State University. I completed my Ph.D. in Economics at Yale University in May 2022. My current research investigates the interplay between family structures and labor market outcomes, with a focus on gender gaps and children outcomes.
I also worked as a consultant for The World Bank and the UNCTAD, in projects related to gender, inequality, and the role of trade restrictions on the welfare of households.
Interests
- Family Economics
- Labor Economics
- Gender Economics
- Applied Microeconomics
Education
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Ph.D. in Economics, 2022
Yale University
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M.S. in Economics, 2014
Universidad de San Andrés
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Licentiate degree in Economics, 2010
Universidad de Buenos Aires