Supervision

Current PhD Students:

• Adriana Inácio -  University of Porto (PhD in Economics started in 2023/2024) - "Graduate Tracking in Europe" (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

Current Master Students:

• Martin Brandão - University of Porto (MSc Economics 2023/2024) - "Determinants of Higher Education Choices"  (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

• Júlio Teixeira - University of Porto (MSc Economics 2023/2024) -  "Mobility Perspectives in the Portuguese Academic Career"  (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

• Marta Fernandes - University of Porto (MSc Economics 2023/2024) -  "Transition from 1st to 2nd cycle degree"  (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

• João Moura - University of Porto (MSc Economics 2023/2024) - "Brain drain vs brain gain in Portugal" (Internship)

• Beatriz Correia - University of Porto (MSc Economics for Business and Strategy 2023/2024) - "Grade Inflation in Portugal"  (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

• José Fernandes - University of Porto (MSc Economics for Business and Strategy 2023/2024) - "Productivity Levels in Portugal: Capital-intensive Industries vs. Labor-intensive Industries"  (Labour Economics)

• Guilherme Sá - University of Porto (MSc Economics for Business and Strategy 2023/2024) - "The internalization of Market Access Company: the impact of multiculturality" (Internship)

• Sophia Barroso - University of Porto (MSc Economics for Business and Strategy 2023/2024) - tba (Business Economics)

Past Master Students:

• Adriana Inácio - University of Porto (MSc Economics 2022/2023) - "The effects of skill mismatch on earnings"  (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

• Diogo Pinheiro - University of Porto (MSc Economics 2022/2023) -  "Heterogeneidade Salarial entre Diplomados do Ensino Superior: Evidência Empírica para Portugal 2013-2020"  (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

• Alexandre Corujas - University of Porto (MSc Economics for Business and Strategy, 2022/2023) - "Impact of cash holdings in the recovery process of for Business & Strategy Portuguese firms in the manufacturing industries during the Covid-19 crisis" (Macroeconomics)

• João Miranda - University of Porto (MSc Economics for Business and Strategy 2022/2023) -  "How well does a student’s performance on standardized tests indicate whether they will succeed in college?"  (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

• Josá Francisco Aguiar - University of Porto (MSc Economics for Business and Strategy 2022/2023) - "NOS Cybersecurity Portfolio Positioning" (Internship at NOS, Business Economics)

• Moazz Mazhar - University of Nottingham (MSc in Financial Economics 2020/2021) - "Intergenerational Persistence of Human Capital Outcomes: Evidence from the UK"  (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

• Sungmin Lee - University of Nottingham (MSc in Economics 2020/2021) - "The Impact of South Korea’s National Economics Scholarship on College Student’s Academic Involvement and Achievement: An Analysis Using Propensity Score-Based Methods"  (Labour Economics/Education Economics)

• Nii Tettey Addy - University of Nottingham (MSc in Financial Economics 2020/2021) - "Post-Crisis US Monetary Policy And Emerging Markets: Drivers Of Heterogeneous Impacts On Capital Flows And Financial Assets (Macroeconomics)

Past Undergraduate Students:

• Oliver Paton - University of Nottingham (BSc Economics 2020/2021) - "The Effects of Racing Prize Money on the Sales Price of Thoroughbred Yearlings: A Hedonic Price Analysis."

• Pavan Lakhanpa - University of Nottingham (BSc Economics 2020/2021) - "What is the Impact of Mental Illness on Earnings in the UK?"

• Jacob Hall - University of Nottingham (BSc Economics 2020/2021) - "Do upturns in the FTSE 100 index positively impact the Mental Wellbeing of UK residents?"

• Harry Cronin - University of Nottingham (BSc Economics 2020/2021) - "Does Unconventional Monetary Policy Increase Wealth and Income Inequality Between Racial Demographics? Empirical Evidence from the US"

• Elisha Simonetti - University of Nottingham (BSc Economics 2020/2021) - "Can the small investor beat the market - pros?"

• Amitpal Heran - University of Nottingham (BSc Economics 2020/2021) - "Can the stock market be predicted?"