Research Interests: International Trade, Geoeconomics, & Macro-development

Welcome! I am a PhD candidate in economics and public policy at the University of Michigan. I am an international trade economist specializing in topics related to geoeconomics and macroeconomic development, with a particular emphasis on policy-relevant questions. My research combines reduced-form evidence with quantitative trade models to evaluate the welfare consequences of policy reforms and global shocks. 

Prior to Michigan, I worked as a research assistant at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, DC within the Emerging Market Economies section. I also graduated from the College of William & Mary, where I was research affiliate at the Global Research Institute.