Biography
I grew up in Argentina and therefore became an economist.
I live in Madrid and work at Banco de España, the Spanish central bank. I have been an assistant professor at IESE Business School (Madrid) and an economist at the European Central Bank, in Frankfurt.
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Interests
- Macroeconomics
- Social Insurance
- International Economics
Education
PhD in Economics, 2008
UCLA
Posgrado en Economía, 2004
Universidad Torcuato di Tella
Lic. en Economía, 2000
Universidad Católica Argentina
Journal articles
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(2025).
How far has globalization gone? A tale of two regions.
Review of International Economics (accepted for publication).
(2024).
Revisiting the effects of exchange and capital restrictions on trade.
Journal of Policy Modeling.
(2023).
Geopolitical fragmentation and trade.
Journal of Comparative Economics.
(2023).
Autarky in Franco's Spain: the costs of a closed economy.
Economic History Review.
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(2022).
Moral hazard versus liquidity and the optimal timing of unemployment benefits.
The Economic Journal.
(2022).
Unequal trade, unequal gains: the heterogeneous impact of MERCOSUR.
Applied Economics.
(2021).
Structural gravity and trade agreements: does the measurement of domestic trade matter?.
Economics Letters.
(2020).
Do foreign stocks substitute for international diversification?.
European Financial Management.
(2020).
Do the unemployed pay lower prices? A reassessment of the value of unemployment insurance.
Journal of the European Economic Association.
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(2016).
Optimal unemployment insurance: Consumption versus expenditure.
Labour Economics.
(2015).
Consumption in the shadow of unemployment.
European Economic Review.
(2014).
Measurement error in imputation procedures.
Economics Letters.
(2013).
Risk-sharing and crises. Global games of regime change with endogenous wealth.
Journal of Economic Theory.
(2013).
Micro versus macro consumption data: the cyclical properties of the consumer expenditure survey.
Applied Economics.
Policy papers
Data & Code
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Historical trade data for East Germany and the USSR collected from primary sources.
Contact
- rodolfo.campos@bde.es
- Banco de España, Alcalá 48, Madrid, 28014