Gabriel Marin Muñoz Graduate Research Associate, Arizona State University

About Me

Hello! Welcome to my personal webpage. I am a young Mexican economist with research interests in macroeconomics, mostly public and international finance. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Universidad Anahuac and a master’s degree in International Economics and Finance from Johns Hopkins University. Previously, I worked as a research fellow in the Inter-American Development Bank. Currently, I am a first year doctoral student at Arizona State University and I am a member of the Network on Welfare and Policy in Latin America and the Caribbean WAPLAC. In this page you can see publications, slides for my macro-policy and applied international macroeconomics courses, and photos I take that I find fun. Should you have any inquiries regarding my research, courses, or just to chat about life, do not hesitate to contact me at gmarinmu@asu.edu.

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Publications

A Personalized VAT with Capital Transfers: A Reform to Protect Low-Income Households in Mexico (First Version, February 10, 2023) (Accepted at International Tax and Public Finance), with Laurence J. Kotlikoff, and Guillermo Lagarda

Policy Note: "¿Salvar la economía o detener el coronavirus? Podemos hacer ambas." (May 25, 2020), with Guillermo Lagarda

Undergraduate Thesis: Enhancing Central Bank Decision Making with Machine Learning: An Application of Random Forest Regressions to Mexico (April 4, 2020), with Julio Delgadillo and Jürgen Von der Meden