bachelor's at Economia from Universidade Estadual de Londrina (2004), master's at Economy from Fundação Getúlio Vargas - RJ (2006) and doctorate at Economy from Fundação Getúlio Vargas - RJ (2011). Has experience in Economy, focusing on Growth, Fluctuations and Economic Planning, acting on the following subjects: retirement, social security policy, dynamic general equilibrium models, paradoxo de pasinetti; microfundamentos and longevity. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In this research, we propose to study the enforcement of labor regulation in an economy with imperfect credit market. Our goal is twofold. First, we will assess how enforcement of labor regulation affects firm dynamics and firms' relationship with the credit market. Second, we will investigate the role of financial frictions in driving the effects of stricter enforcement of labor regulati…
Rising unemployment, poverty, and inequality are increasing concerns around the world. Transfer programs often are raised as a path to mitigate such economic outcomes. Beyond the impact on distributive indicators, this paper studies the impact of universal transfer programs on vacancy creation, wages, and welfare using a search-and-matching model where workers and firms jointly sort betwe…
Unemployment Insurance (UI) is a Job Displacement Insurance program (JDI) that mitigates the fall in income and smooth consumption, in order to work not feel the adverse effects of job loss. However, the payment of such a social security policy entails problems, since by providing an overly generous policy, the worker may be induced to delay his return to the labor market. Morever, in a c…
There is great concern in the literature in understanding problems provoked by lower savings. At the individual level, some works investigate whether households (especially lower-income) save enough for their retirements. On the other hand, in a more aggregated approach, other works search about the impact of low investment on economic growth and interest rates. In order to enhance saving…
Individuals are constantly subject to income shocks that creates uncertainty and can turn the consumption dynamics volatile. In an economy with incomplete markets, this leads to precautionary savings, which increases the aggregate capital cumulation and reduces the interest rate, turning the self-insurance more difficult and costly. The government can counteract such effect through fiscal…
In this research, we propose to study the enforcement of labor regulation in an economy with imperfect credit market. Our goal is twofold. First, we will assess how enforcement of labor regulation affects firm dynamics and firms' relationship with the credit market. Second, we will investigate the role of financial frictions in driving the effects of stricter enforcement of labor regulati…
An important stylized fact about precautionary savings in a labor market characterized by formal and informal workers is that the former saves more compared to the latter. In this project, we build a searching and matching model that incorporates informality in an incomplete markets framework to see the role of Unemployment Insurance (UI) in such behavior. Thus, we add in our UI design th…
The Great Recession has brought renewed interest in the study of labor market fluctuations and the effects of job displacement programs. The typical government policy for supporting laid-off workers is the unemployment insurance, which poses a key trade-off between damaging workers' employment incentives and providing workers with insurance. Recent literature has indicated that unemploy…
Following the 2008 Financial Crisis, there was a heap in the use of anticyclical fiscal policy around the world, mostly financed through debt. In many European countries, this promptly led to fiscal imbalances and an urge for the adoption of fiscal consolidation policies either through public expenditures reduction or through tax increases. The heterogeneous response to fiscal consolidati…
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