About me

I am an economist and artist, passionate about studying, teaching, and singing. Born in Venezuela, I grew up in Castelo Branco, in the Portuguese countryside, and have lived in Lisbon since 2004.

I hold a Master’s in Economics and am pursuing a PhD in the same field. For twelve years I directed Montes Claros, a university residence in Lisbon, and I am now financial co-director and director of studies of Opus Dei in Portugal — a Catholic organization I have belonged to since 2005 — supporting the regional vicar. I am also an Invited Teaching Assistant in Economics at Católica-Lisbon and ISCTE-IUL.

I am also a lyric baritone — executive director of the quartet 4 Voices and a member of the Lisbon Chamber Choir. More about my music →

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Research

Research Interests

• Macroeconomics
• Income and Wealth Distribution
• Growth
• Economic History

Job Market Paper

Other research

“Reassessing the Role of Capital in the Dynamics of the Labor Share” Working paper Slides
How sectoral differences in the capital-output elasticity can act as a countervailing force to the labor-share decline, in a two-sector growth model with investment-embodied technical change.

“Luxury Goods Externalities, Taxation, and Endogenous Business Cycles” 2012
Consumption externalities and good-specific taxation as sources of — and remedies for — endogenous business-cycle indeterminacy in a two-sector OLG model.

Teaching

Currently teaching

Econometrics 2025-26
Católica-Lisbon SBE · Instructor: Pedro Raposo · International and National Undergraduates in Economics

Education

PhD in Economics candidate (2026–expected)
ISCTE-IUL University Institute of Lisbon

MSc in Economics (2012)
Católica-Lisbon School of Business and Economics

BSc in Economics (2007)
Católica-Lisbon School of Business and Economics

Skills

Programming, Design & Publishing

Languages

English Spanish