About Me

Hello, and welcome to my personal webpage! I’m a Mexican economist with a passion for macroeconomics—particularly public and international finance, as well as labor economics. Much of my current work explores public finance, and the economic implications of automation and AI.

I earned my bachelor’s degree in Economics from Universidad Anáhuac and my master’s in International Economics and Finance from Johns Hopkins University. I’ve had the opportunity to work as a research fellow at the Inter-American Development Bank, and I am currently a Non-Resident Research Scholar at Anáhuac University. I am also part of the Network on Welfare and Policy in Latin America and the Caribbean WAPLAC.

Here you’ll find my publications, course materials for macro-policy and applied international macroeconomics, as well as a collection of photos I enjoy taking on the side. If you’d like to connect—whether about research, teaching, or just to exchange ideas—I’d be happy to hear from you at gabriel.marinmu@anahuac.mx.

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