I am a PhD candidate in Economics at The University of Texas at Austin.

I will be joining the Federal Reserve Board as an Economist in the summer of 2025.

My research agenda centers on macroeconomics and monetary economics, with a particular focus on how expectations formation by different agents shapes the transmission of economic shocks to the aggregate economy.

Working Papers

“Rationally Inattentive Seller: The Geographic Dispersion of U.S. Retail Chains and its Aggregate Implications” (Job Market Paper)

Publications

“Relative-Price Changes as Aggregate Supply Shocks Revisited: Theory and Evidence”
with Hassan Afrouzi and Saroj Bhattarai
Journal of Monetary Economics, Volume 148, Supplement, November 2024

Work in Progress

“The Welfare Cost of Inflation in Production Networks”
with Hassan Afrouzi and Saroj Bhattarai