Oliver
Since you made it this far, you should know that Oliver is the Goodest Boy. See for yourself!
About
I am an applied microeconomist, and my research focuses on the study of education markets and policies that promote equitable opportunities for human capital accumulation. I work closely with governments to help them leverage their data, existing evidence, and technology, to design, evaluate, and implement new education policies. These collaborations include the governments of Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic.
I am a Professor of Economics and Global Affairs at Yale University. I have a appointments at the Department of Economics and the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs. I am a member of the Center for Algorithms, Data, and Market Design and the Yale Economic Growth Center. I am also a member of National Bureau of Economic Research Industrial Organization and Education Economics programs. I am also an affiliate of the J-PAL network.
CVPhD Students
I am currently advising and coauthoring with several PhD students. Get to know the interesting work these students are doing below.
Past PhD Students
At some point I was lucky enought to collaborage with these young researchers. As usual I learned about as much from them as the other way around. Check out the interesting work they are doing.
Mentors
I have had a lot of help on my journey in economics. First at the University of Chile, the Central Bank of Chile and then at Yale University for my PhD, I have been extremely lucky to have had great mentors that taught me and provided support and motivation. Check out what they are up to today and learn from them if you can:
