About me

I am a postdoctoral researcher in international economics, working at the intersection of trade policy and geoeconomics, with a focus on global value chains. I received my Ph.D. in International Economics and Finance from Brandeis University.

My research examines how trade policy reshapes production networks, and what those shifts mean for economic security and interdependence between states. One strand of my work estimates the effects of the Korea–US Free Trade Agreement on global value chain participation; another investigates the role of tariffs and broader trade policy instruments in advancing Net Zero Emissions goals.

Alongside my research, I have taught graduate courses on trade policy, econometrics with R, and communication in economics, and I have served as a teaching assistant in macroeconomics, development economics, and principles of economics.

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