CV Lattes
Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Economia, Administração e Contabilidade de Ribeirão Preto (FEARP) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Invited Assistant Professor at ISCTE Business School (Data Science). PhD Student at NOVA-IMS (Financial Econometrics and Business Analytics). MSc at ISCTE in Monetary and Financial Economics with research on volatility models. MSc and BSc in Applied Economics at FEA-RP/USP, with research on microeconomics, foreign trade and panel data econometric. Advanced Studies in the PhD Finance Program at EAESP/FGV-SP. Scholarships grants from Brazilian Government with monograph and thesis awarded with academic prizes. Former Assistant Professor at Strong ESAGS/FGV (Macroeconomics and International Economics) and Teaching Assistant at USP (Statistics, Applied Math and Brazilian Economy).Former Economist at Portuguese Competition Authority (AdC) for market research, sectoral studies, opinions, and recommendations to the Government. Former Senior Manager at PagBank, responsible for Macroeconomic and Political Research, Credit, Regional, Sectoral and Competitive Analysis. Former Senior Economist at Febraban (Brazilian Federation of Banks), responsible for Macro and Credit Analysis and Forecast Surveys. Former Senior Economist and Coordinator at Tendências Consultoria, responsible for Sectoral Analysis for Credit Market, Retail, Capital Goods and Automotive Industry. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The recent theoretical developments suggest explicitly the role of firms in international trade. The models of heterogeneous firms argue that the observed differences between exporters and non-exporters may be due to self-selection of the most productive firms to the export market and due the process of learning-by-export. Yet, Brazil's export performance is related to the permanence in t…
The commercialization of knowledge produced by researchers from Brazilian universities reveals a new role within the growth and economic development. In developed countries it is common the maintenance of a department of research and development by the private sector. In Brazil, on the other hand, the more competitive sectors of the industry rely heavily on results of work undertaken by r…
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