Teaching

My goal is for students to be able to look at real-world economic issues from different angles, to understand and critically evaluate the different theoretical perspectives that influence very concrete policy decisions, and to feel empowered to participate in the political-economic debate.

In my classes on quantitative research methods, I teach modern techniques of statistical inference and data analysis, emphasizing simulation, data visualization and reproducibility.

My teaching fields include labor economics, inequality, microeconomics, and econometrics.