I am a Ph.D. Economist at UC San Diego, working on macroeconomics and finance.
Research Statement
My research studies how expectations are formed, priced, and transmitted through macroeconomic policy and financial markets. I combine theory-guided measurement with empirical designs that recover disagreement, forecast distortions, and belief-driven shocks, using these objects to understand monetary and fiscal transmission, professional forecasting, confidence cycles, and risk in production networks.
Dissertation: Essays on the Macroeconomics of Expectations
Job Market Paper: Mind the Gap: Disagreement and Credible Monetary Policy
Education
- Ph.D. in Economics, UC San Diego
- MSc in Macroeconomic Policy & Financial Markets, Barcelona School of Economics
- BSc in Economics, Bocconi University
Teaching
- Head Teaching Assistant: Graduate TA Coordinator; Recommendation System Manager
- Teaching Assistant: Macroeconomic theory (Ph.D. sequence); macro(short/long-run), finance
- Undergraduate Research Lab: incoming Ph.D. students advising in macro/finance
- UC San Diego Dept of Education: Student-Centered College Teaching & Course Design (Certificate of Teaching Proficiency)
- UC San Diego Dept of Education: Advanced College Teaching
- UC San Diego Dept of Education: Introduction to College Teaching
Research experience
- Pre-Doctoral Researcher, London Business School
- Research and Teaching assistance, Bocconi University
Awards and fellowships
- Zhao Family Research Fellowship, Most Promising Graduate Research, UCSD Economics
- Clive Granger Research Fellowship
- Richard A. Libby Research Award for macrofinance research
- Graduate Summer Research Fellowships, UC San Diego
Referee service
American Economic Review, Review of Economic Studies, American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, European Association of Young Economists