About Me
I am a Senior Country Economist for Uruguay at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), where I contribute to the country strategy, oversee macroeconomic monitoring, and coordinate the country’s knowledge agenda. My professional experience at the IDB also includes roles in the Social Sector and the Integration and Trade Sector.
My research interests lie at the intersection of international trade and migration, labor economics, and experimental economics. I have published in leading peer‑reviewed journals such as the Journal of Development Economics and the Journal of International Economics, coauthored two IDB flagship reports, and written multiple technical notes and discussion papers.
I am based in Montevideo, am an Argentine citizen, and hold a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Maryland.

Buenos Aires, Argentina
Education
Research Interests
Economics of Migration
International Trade
Labor Economics
Experimental Economics
2011-2016
University of Maryland, United States
PhD in Economics
2008-2009
Universidad de San Andrés, Argentina
Master in Economics
2001-2007
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Licentiate in Economics