I am an applied microeconomist working on family and labor economics and political economy. 

I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Barcelona where I teach econometrics. I wrote my dissertation at Duke (2021), and since 2025. I am a member of AQR and GEPS. Before that, I worked at the Bank of Spain for a decade. 

• My CV (Link)

Last Publications

• Partisan Abortions  Journal of Population Economics. (with Libertad González and Blanca Zapater)

• Economic expectations under the shadow of party polarization  European Economic Review, 2025, p. 104910.

• Family and career: an analysis across Europe and North America Fiscal Studies 45.2 (2024): 243-257.  (with Laura Hospido and Andrea Weber) 

Current projects

• Fathers’ Time-Use while on Paternity Leave: Childcare or Leisure? (WP) (with Libertad González and Laura Hospido) 

• Employers' response to paternity leave (with Libertad González) 

Click here for a detailed account of my research. 

Research interests:

• • Inequality, especially gender gaps.

  • Fertility and family choices.

  • Policies, such as parental leave. 

  • The effect of political polarization on economic expectations and trust.

See a wordy summary here.