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The candidate is a Ph.D. candidate in Economics, specializing in Finance and International Macroeconomics. Their research focuses on the impact of investor composition on bond price dynamics and capital allocation during credit cycles. They have teaching experience at the graduate level and have received honors and awards for academic achievements. The candidate has presented their work at various conferences and has publications in top economic journals. Their research also includes a study on global capital flows and the role of tax havens in international finance.

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2016-2017 Quantitative Researcher

As a quantitative researcher, I conducted data analysis and research for a financial firm in New York.

2017-Present Ph.D. Candidate in Economics

Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Economics at Harvard University with a focus on Finance and International Macroeconomics.

Fall 2019 Teaching Fellow

Taught graduate-level courses in International Macroeconomics and Finance at Harvard University.

2020 John Hall Jones Research Fund Award Recipient

Received an award for research excellence in the field of Economics.

2020 Harvard Certificate of Distinction in Teaching

Recognized for outstanding teaching performance at Harvard University.

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Presentations

Presented research at various conferences and institutions including the AEA Annual Meeting and Two Sigma Investments.

Refereeing

Reviewed research papers for prestigious journals such as the Quarterly Journal of Economics.

Organizer

Organized the Harvard International Economics Student Workshop.

Job Market Paper

Researched the impact of investor composition on bond price dynamics and capital allocation during credit cycles.

Publications

Published a paper in the Quarterly Journal of Economics on global capital flows and the role of tax havens.

Research Papers in Progress

Currently working on a model of international tax haven usage and multinational taxation.