This research group aims to study how economic policies and factors affecting the productive structure—such as inefficient regulations, the informal economy, or lack of access to credit—influence productivity, growth, and financial stability. It also analyzes the role of public investment, technology, and the communication of macroeconomic policies in shaping the decisions of households and firms. In addition, it incorporates financial risk modeling to improve the design and effectiveness of public policies.
The research group's results are reflected in publications in leading international economics journals, the acquisition of competitive research projects, the supervision of doctoral theses, and the placement of PhD graduates in prestigious institutions and universities. In addition, the group actively contributes to the development of the International Housing Observatory, an international initiative for the analysis of housing markets and their macroeconomic impact.
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