About
me

Currently at Princeton Econ! I am an Economist (M.A. from PUC Chile) and Sociologist (B.A. from UChile) with an interest in econometrics, labor economics, and public economics. I dedicate part of my time to studying unions (you can see my undergraduate thesis here), wage gaps (MA thesis here), and teaching programming (see my blog).

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Recently working

Beyond means: A distributional analysis of gender wage gaps
Valentina Andrade (Princeton) and Tomás Rau (PUC-IZA)
Working paper and Slides
Institutional Mechanisms in Labor Adaptation. An Analysis of Employment Demand and Skills in Chile
with Joaquín Urria (UCL) and Nicolás Valle (PUC Chile)
Work in progress
Affirmative actions in higher education in Chile
PI: Nano Barahona (UC Berkeley), Sebastián Otero (Columbia) and Tomas Larroucau (ASU)
Research Assistant
Child penalty and Children with disabilities
with Claudia Martinez (PUC-IADB), Suzanne Duryea (IADB) and Marcela Perticará (UDP)
Researcher (RIS)
The persistence of labor informality in domestic workers sector
Journal of development Studies (2021) with Kimberly Geronicmo (Harvard) and Nicolás Ratto (UCH)
Paper
Class identity in times of social mobilization and labor union revitalization: Evidence from the case of Chile (2009–2019)
Current Sociology (2021) with Pablo Pérez (UCH)
Paper
Automatization in the finance and banking sector in Chile
with Giorgio Boccardo (UCH)
Policy paper
Feminization of the labor conflict. A comparative and time dependent union density analysis
B.A Sociology thesis (2019-2022)
Paper
Tactics and Strategies of Women Workers in the Service Sector in Chile in Response to Conflict: Union Participation, Employment, and Care Responsibilities
Cuhso Journal (2019) with Catalina Arteaga (UCH)
Paper