Hi, my name is Gabriel. I am an economist trained at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. My main interest is in developing new tools to explain people’s choices. My research agenda (in cooperation with my co-authors) centers on three axes. The first one is the study of information transmission in digital media and between imperfectly informed people. The second one is the study of economic interactions that occur in complex networks. These interactions include both markets and games. Lastly, I am also working on estimating the extent of moral hazard and its effect on patients’ outcomes in the Colombian health-care system.
Ph.D. in Economics, 2020
University of Wisconsin-Madison
M.S. in Economics, 2016
University of Wisconsin-Madison
B.S. in Economics, 2012
Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE)
Term | Course | Institution |
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Spring 2020 | (Fin 320) Investment Theory (Undergraduate) | UW-Madison |
Spring 2020 | (Fin 445) Multinational Business Finance (Undergraduate) | UW-Madison |
Fall 2019 | (Fin 300) Introduction to Finance (Undergraduate) | UW-Madison |
Fall 2019 | (Fin 325) Corporate Finance (Undergraduate) | UW-Madison |
Summer 2019 | (Econ 521) Game Theory (Undergraduate - Online) | UW-Madison |
Fall 2017 | (Econ 703) Math for Economists (Ph.D.) | UW-Madison |
Fall 2016 | (Econ 703) Math for Economists (Ph.D.) | UW-Madison |
Spring 2016 | (Econ 713) Theory: Microeconomics Sequence II (Ph.D.) | UW-Madison |
Fall 2015 | (Econ 711) Theory: Microeconomics Sequence (Ph.D.) | UW-Madison |
Spring 2015 | (Econ 101) Principles of Microeconomics (Undergraduate) | UW-Madison |
Fall 2014 | (Econ 302) Intermediate Macroeconomics (Undergraduate) | UW-Madison |
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Fall 2012 | Advanced Microeconomics (Undergraduate) | CIDE |
Spring 2012 | Game Theory (Undergraduate) | CIDE |
Spring 2011 | Intermediate Microeconomics (Undergraduate) | CIDE |
Fall 2010 | Intermediate Macroeconomics (Undergraduate) | CIDE |
UW-Madison +1 608-263-3858 whs@ssc.wisc.edu
UW-Madison +1 608-262-2265 marek.weretka@gmail.com