Overview
Ana is a PhD Candidate in Public Policy with a concentration in Economics. Her research focuses on the intersection of migration, food security, and agricultural development in Latin America.
She uses household survey data, high-frequency monitoring systems, and quasi-experimental methods to examine how shocks and structural constraints shape livelihoods in vulnerable populations.
She uses household survey data, high-frequency monitoring systems, and quasi-experimental methods to examine how shocks and structural constraints shape livelihoods in vulnerable populations.
Education
- MSc. Local Economic Development, London School of Economics (UK)
- B.A. Business Economics with math minor, Mercyhurst University (PA)
- Inter-American Development Bank (IADB)
- Ministry of Finance
- Central Bank of Honduras