I am currently an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics at William & Mary, and a Faculty Affiliate at the Global Research Institute. I received my Ph.D. in Economics at the University of Michigan.

My research agenda focuses on international trade, economic geography, and urban economics in developing nations. I use trade and spatial structural models, applied microeconomics tools, and both administrative and historical data for projects on the following topics:

(i) trade, growth, and structural transformation of regions

(ii) trade and geography of commodities

(iii) cities in developing nations

(iv) and how domestic frictions shape both domestic and international trade.

Contact: labaldomeroqui [at] wm [dot] edu

CV: Google Drive