Welcome to my website!

I am a PhD Candidate at Boston College and PhD Trainee in the Monetary Policy Division of the Directorate General Research at the European Central Bank.

My research focuses on:

• the distributional effects of sectoral shocks in an economy with heterogeneous agents and interconnected production networks,

•  the relevance of micro-level distortions for macroeconomic aggregates and business cycle dynamics,

• the impact of asymmetric information problems inherent in the equity markets on the firms’ investment decisions,

• the role of incomplete information structures in explaining the firms’ price-setting decisions,

• the interaction of monetary policy and the agents' expectations formation process.

My fields of interest are macroeconomics, monetary economics, fiscal policy, macro-finance and international macroeconomics. 

You can find my CV here, and my teaching statement here.