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I am an Economist at the World Bank's East Asia and Pacific Chief Economist Office in Washington, D.C. I was previously a Postdoctoral Associate at Duke University. I received a Ph.D. in Economics and an MBA in Management Information Systems from Binghamton University.

My research examines how three broad forces—technological change, environmental pressures, and institutional quality—shape labor markets and firm dynamics in developing economies. My work spans the economic effects of industrial automation, digital platforms, and artificial intelligence (technology); marine conservation, climate shocks, and environmental pollution (environment); and infrastructure provision, tax compliance, and political restructuring (institution).

For further details, please see CV and Research.