My research interests are in the intersection of economics and the environment, with a keen focus on empirical analysis and its application to environmental policy.
Currently, my doctoral research delves into the effects of environmental regulation on international trade flows, and the effectiveness of environment-related firm subsidies. I believe that my findings will contribute to the ongoing conversation on environmental policy and decision-making.
Beyond my research work, I am an avid participant in conferences, workshops, and seminars where I share my research and gain knowledge from other experts in the field. I have also had the privilege of assisting in teaching economics courses at Hanken, which has further honed my skills in the subject.
Overall, I am deeply committed to driving positive change in environmental economics through rigorous research and active participation in academic communities.
