Current Visiting Fellows and Guest Scholars
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Ernesto Aguayo-Tellez
Visiting Fellow; Ph.D. in Economics, Rice University
In residence September 2005 - June 2006
eaguayo@ucsd.edu
Phone (858) 822-6715; Fax (858) 534-6447
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Expertise
Ernesto Aguayo is an empirical economist focused on regional and development economics as well as labor economics in Mexico. His research includes different areas of the economic field form both micro and macro levels. He studies the effects of trade liberalization and several domestic reforms on the development of the different regions of Mexico, on the change in migration flows from the rural to the urban areas of Mexico and on the closing of the wage gender gap in Mexico during the 1990s.
Regions of Interest
Northern border region of Mexico.
Current Projects
Rural-Urban Migration in 1990s Mexico: Switching the Ejido for the Maquiladora
Does Trade Liberalization Help Women? The Case of Mexico in the 1990s
Publications
Income Divergence between Mexican States: Evidence from Micro-Data, (forthcoming) Growth and Change.
Academic Background:
Ernesto Aguayo has PhD in Economics from Rice University and a BA in Economics from the Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon, Mexico.
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