I am an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of La Laguna (ULL) in Tenerife, Spain, and hold the national accreditation for Full Professor.

My main research fields are Development Economics and Public Economics. I am particularly interested in economic growth, the development process, and their interaction with corruption, predation, and institutional dynamics.

Within Public Economics, my work focuses on tax evasion, criminal behavior, and welfare policies. I also have a strong interest in Political Economy, especially in how political forces shape public finance and intergenerational issues.

In addition, I conduct research in Behavioral Economics and Household Decision-Making. Specifically, I have studied topics related to labor supply and the intergenerational composition of households.