I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Economics at Claremont Graduate University, specializing in economics of crime, law and economics, and labor economics. I use experimental and quasi-experimental methods to explore the impact of public policies on parole and probation outcomes, aiming to improve societal well-being and policy efficacy.
My dedication to empirical research and policy analysis seeks to understand the effects of policy on societal and economic dynamics. For an in-depth view of my credentials and expertise, you are welcome to consult my CV via the following link
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