I work on macroeconomic dynamics, numerical methods, and the tools economists use to connect them.

How do financial frictions, risk, and inequality interact in macroeconomic dynamics? →
How can we solve dynamic economic models faster and more reliably? →
How should economists learn computation without losing economic intuition? →
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Macro-finance, risk, and inequality
Financial frictions, leverage, crises, risky steady states, and international capital flows.
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Algorithms for dynamic economic models
Numerical methods, perturbation, time iteration, deep learning, and high-dimensional dynamic models.
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Teaching economics through computation
Courses, notebooks, code examples, and exercises that help students understand economics by building and experimenting with models.
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