About Me
I am a Senior Economist at the Migration Unit of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). My current agenda focuses on studying attitudes towards immigration and on designing policies to promote migrants' social and economic integration. Previously, I worked at the Integration and Trade Sector of the IDB where I researched the impacts of international trade on the labor market, the use and impacts of new technologies in trade, and public attitudes towards trade. I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and I hold a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Maryland.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Education
Research Interests
Economics of Migration
International Trade
Labor Economics
Behavioral 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