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1.     Sudden Stops, Output Drops and Credit Collapses ( Job market paper )
                            View:    Abstract  or    Non technical Summary                                                                                         Download: Paper                                                                                                     

2.     Inflation and the maturity structure of nominal bonds
                            View:    Abstract  or    Non technical Summary                                                                                Download: Paper      

3.     Remittances and institutions:  Are remittances a curse  ?                                                    (Joint with Y. Abdih , R. Chami and P. Montiel)                                                               
                            View:    Abstract  or    Non technical Summary                                                                                Download: Paper   

4.       The Impact of Mergers  during the Asian Financial  Crisis ( Joint with B. Pinto)                               Preliminary work
                            View:    Abstract  or    Non technical Summary                                                                                Download: Paper     

In Progress

I am currently working on a new paper which is an extension of my job market paper. I am taking advantage of the fact that my model in the JM paper is amenable to firm level data and can be estimated. Hence, the new paper can explore the impact of different policies through counter-factual analysis. First draft coming soon !