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I am a Professor in the Economics Department at Boston College. Previously, I was a Senior Economic Advisor and Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. My research interests cover labor mobility and fiscal/monetary policy, new endogenous productivity, sovereign default, and time series forecasting. I am also interested in the formulation, solution, and estimation of dynamic general equilibrium models.
New papers on exchange rate dynamics in the research section.
C++/CUDA codes to solve default models and a minimization routine in Fortran are available in the software section.
Lecture notes on Computational Methods for Economists (with Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde) (link)
Lecture notes on Uncertainty and Macroeconomics: Syllabus, Empirics, Tools, Theory, and Applications.
Lecture notes on Sovereign default models: Syllabus, Notes.
