I am a PhD student in Economics with experience teaching undergraduate economics courses and peer reviewing academic writing up to the thesis level. I also have degrees in both political science and mathematics. I’ve done research in growth economics on the effects of policy on overall economic growth, welfare, and investment levels, as well as international trade, where I investigated how recessions in developed countries affect the survival rates of pioneer firms in developing countries.

I have tutored both master’s and undergraduate students in a wide range of economics, political science, and mathematics topics, as well as assisting students and peers in developing and editing research projects and thesis papers.