I am an Economic Historian with interest in Economic Theory and Industrial Organization.
I received a PhD in Economics at Northwestern University in 2014. My thesis was centered on traditional irrigation communities in Murcia, Spain. I am interested in water allocation and agricultural communities. My most recent work studies historical inequality and social mobility, in both sides of the Atlantic.
Our paper with Javier Donna, just got accepted at The Review of Economic Studies
We are organizing a new conference for December 8th-9th.
Colonial Institutions in the Americas: Governance, Coercion, and Resistance
Check out the details here.
My article with Alvaro Parra just came out at the Rand Journal of Economics
I have two new working papers
- “Praying for Rain” with Salvador Gil-Guirado and Nicholas Ryan, NBER wp 31411
- “Women and the Econometrics of Family Trees,” with Joseph Ferrie and Chris Vickers, NBER wp 31598
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