ABOUT ME
I am a graduate student in the Economics Department of the University of Washington, expecting to obtain my doctorate in 2019.
My research focuses on information as a source of transaction costs in economic activities. Throughout my doctoral studies, I have focused on the property rights approach to Economics, under the guidance of Yoram Barzel and others. When developing models, we attempt to obtain refutable implications that allow us to keep or discard hypotheses about how markets emerge and organize.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Microeconomic Theory
Applied Microeconomics
Transaction Costs
Contracts
Property Rights
Information Economics
Industrial Organization
Structural Econometrics
EDUCATION
2012 - 2019
University of Washington
Ph.D. Economics
M.S., Economics, 2015.
Fields: Microeconomic Theory, Econometrics.
2010 - 2012
Universidad Simon Bolivar - Caracas, Venezuela
M.S., Mathematics (ABD).
2004 - 2009
Universidad Central de Venezuela - Caracas, Venezuela
Bachelor Degree, Economics.