My research combines economic theory and empirical analysis in the areas of international finance and open macroeconomics. I study exchange rates, commodity prices, international capital flows, trade costs, and international risk sharing to understand macro-financial linkages across countries. My work emphasises the role of theory in framing research questions and interpreting empirical evidence.
Spatial consumption risk sharing (2025), with Chenyue Hu and Prateek Arora. European Economic Review, 180, 105163.
Income Risk Sharing between Korea and Its Regional Partners: Evidence from International Factor Income Flows (2025), with Joongsan Ko. International Economic Journal, 39(4), 776–801.
Growth and International Capital Flows: Private versus Public.
Impact of Boardroom Diversity on Environmental Performance, with Prateek Arora and Cassidy Careccia.
Can Extreme Weather Conditions Predict Exchange Rate Fluctuations?, with Daniel Voica and Yijing Wang.
Trade Costs and A Gravity Model of Risk Sharing, with Chenyue Hu and Fernando Chertman.