About
I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the London School of Economics (LSE). I use micro-level data and structural models to study topics in international trade, economic geography, and the environment.
I am on the 2025–2026 job market.
Research Interests:
Primary: International Trade, Spatial Economics, Economic Geography
Secondary: Environmental Economics, Climate Change
Working Papers
Pollution Without Borders: Transboundary Air Pollution and the Geography of Pollutant Control Policy
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This paper investigates the spatial spillover effects of air pollution and how transboundary pollution shapes the geography of pollutant control policy. Using micro-level data and a structural spatial model, I study how pollution crosses administrative boundaries and how this externality affects the design and effectiveness of environmental regulation.
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Gendered Labour Market Sorting in Response to Trade Shocks
This paper studies how trade shocks affect the sorting of men and women across occupations and industries.
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Automation and the British Labour Market
We study the impact of automation technologies on the British labour market.
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Work in Progress
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Policy Work
Automating Labour: The Real Fear Is Not Enough Robots
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Teaching
Teaching Assistant, LSE
International Economics
undergraduate
Trade and Development
graduate
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undergraduate
References
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