About Me

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at Northeastern University. I am on the 2026–27 Job Market.

My research spans Empirical Industrial Organization and Development Economics, with a special focus on Firm Productivity, Market Power, Antitrust, and Economics of AI.

My work explains where firm productivity growth comes from and how much market power firms hold in product and labor markets, and asks which inputs, technologies, and policies drive each. I develop and estimate structural models that capture firm behavior and market structure, and provide evidence that speaks to policy design, technology adoption, and business strategy.