Using both empirical and theoretical methods, I combine various research areas related to Industrial Organization and Law & Economics.  My current research is related to consumer choice, demand estimation, digital economy, gender economics, and law enforcement challenges. From early on in my career, I have been inspired by Gary Becker’s view on the importance of economic incentives beyond monetary rewards: “behavior is driven by a much richer set of values and preferences.” Aiming to follow this path, I use industrial organization and applied microeconomic for diverse applications. In particular, I use methodologies such as demand estimation and discrete choice models beyond their traditional domain in IO.

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