Welcome! I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Duke University. I earned my undergraduate and master’s degrees at PUC-Rio. My primary field is international trade, with secondary interests in industrial organization and development economics.
My research examines how market power and other distortions interact with international trade.
I will be on the 2026–27 job market.
Working Papers
Market Access, Technology Adoption, and Intermediation (Coming Soon)
Dynamic Monopsony and Pass-Through over the Cattle Cycle
With Tirza Angerhofer
Teaching
Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, Duke University
- Econ 355/288 — International Trade (Undergraduate), Spring 2026
- Econ 706 — Macroeconomics II (PhD), Spring 2023
- Econ 702 — Macroeconomics I (PhD), Fall 2022