I am a PhD candidate in Economics at the University of Michigan. Previously, I obtained a PhD in Mathematics from IMPA.

My main research interest is in econometrics.

Recently, I have been working on the three topics: partially identified causal inference models and their connections to optimal transport; recursive non-expected utility models; and dynamic risk measures.

I am also interested in probability theory and mathematical finance.



A list of my works can be found here.

e-mail: nunes [at] umich [dot] edu