Alejandro Nakab

Ph.D. in Economics from @UCSanDiego. Studying Macroeconomics, growth and Development.

[Alejandro Nakab @AlejandroNakab]

@xiaomaucsd @OssaRalph @wto Extremely well deserved!!

[Xiao Ma @xiaomaucsd]

Deeply humbled to receive this award from previous award winner @OssaRalph. It was a huge honor for me. Feel very grateful to @wto and all the people who have guided and helped me.

[The Review of Economic Studies @RevEconStudies]

.@daniela_vidart uses theory and newly digitized data to show that a key way through which electrification increased female labor force participation in the 1st half of 20th century in the U.S. was by creating labor market opportunities for skilled women.

https://t.co/TIhjSyi7FW

[Tommaso Porzio @PorzioTommaso]

Truly awful in general, but at least macro development is possibly looking a bit better thanks to: @manysheva_k , @Ale_M_Peter, @julietacaunedo, @melaniemorten, @daniela_vidart !

[Xiao Ma @xiaomaucsd]

Very happy for my first publication (joint with Chen Liu). We looked at how “China Shock” was fueled by massive migration and tariff changes in China. We started paper during PhD study @UCSDEcon Grateful to our fantastic advisors @gordon_h_hanson and Natalia, editor, and referees

[Daniela Vidart @daniela_vidart]

🌱🚨Updated Working Paper🚨🌱

How does firm-provided training contribute to human capital accumulation, lifecycle wage growth & development?

In our paper with @AlejandroNakab & @xiaomaucsd we explore these questions. Summary🧵below and full text👇
https://t.co/9MB4M7nfrG

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[Alejandro Nakab @AlejandroNakab]

@wsandholtz @Nicolas_Ajz @CNavajasAhumada El puntero y la primera temporada del marginal de lo mejor