About
Gabriel is an Associate Professor and Director of the PhD Program in the Department of Economics at University College London, with research affiliations at IFS, RFBerlin, IZA, CEPR, and BREAD. He earned his BA at Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and a PhD in Economics from the University of Chicago, with an early academic position at PUC-Rio. His research is in labor and development economics, with particular focus on informality, the labor-market effects of regulations and trade, and the role of firms in economic development — primarily in Brazil. He and Christopher are coauthors on the QJE small-firms-and-the-pandemic study in Latin America and on the Journal of Public Economics paper on information frictions in the Paycheck Protection Program.
Background
- Labor Economics
- Development Economics
- Informality and Firm Dynamics
- Trade and Labor Markets
Education
- PhD, Economics · University of Chicago
- BA, Economics · Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (2001)
Career
- Associate Professor and Director of PhD Program, Department of Economics, University College London (present)
- Faculty / Researcher, PUC-Rio, Departamento de Economia (2002–2004)
Career data last refreshed 2026-05-03 from the PhD-placements project.
Joint work with Christopher
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Small Firms and the Pandemic: Evidence From Latin America
Journal of Development Economics (March 2022) · 2022
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Information Frictions and Access to the Paycheck Protection Program
Journal of Public Economics, Vol. 190, October 2020, (pp. 104244) · 2020 · 376 cites
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