I specialize in applied economics with a focus on consumer behavior and econometrics. His current research examines the determinants of impulse buying decisions in low-cost retail, using multinomial logit models to analyze emerging markets. His work combines his business experience in banking and retailing with advanced econometric methodologies, particularly in discrete choice models. He has previously researched international trade, specifically agricultural exports, and trends in Industry 4.0. His future research projects in econometrics and carbon credits indicate an expansion towards more sophisticated quantitative methodologies and environmental economics, while maintaining his focus on the practical application of economic theories in Latin American and/or global contexts.