Microeconomic theorist working on information asymmetries, with applied work spanning industrial organisation, digital economics, economic geography, and two-sided markets.
Professor of Economics at the University of Porto. Pro-Rector for Institutional Development, Business Relations & Social Responsibility from 2020 to 2022. Marie Curie Research Fellow at the Toulouse School of Economics, 2015–2017.
Scholarly work concentrates on microeconomic theory — particularly the role of information in markets — with applied work spanning industrial organisation, digital economics, economic geography, and two-sided markets. Recent papers in Games and Economic Behavior, Economic Theory, Regional Science and Urban Economics, and the Journal of Economics & Management Strategy.
Concurrent academic leadership at U. Porto includes Director of the Master in Economics and membership of Scientific Councils in Economics and in Psychology & Education Sciences.
Concurrent leadership at the U. Porto rectorate, postdoctoral and visiting positions at the Toulouse School of Economics, and sustained scientific-council membership.
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