Antonio Martner

I am a fifth-year Economics Ph.D. student at UCLA. My research interests are in macroeconomics and industrial organization.

Working Papers

1. Aggregating Distortions in Networks with Multi-Product Firms
   with Yasutaka Koike-Mori

Work in Progress

1. Growth accounting in Open Economies with Distortions
   with Federico Huneeus and Yasutaka Koike-Mori
2. Welfare Effects of Buyer and Seller Power
   with Mert Demirer and Michael Rubens
3. Monthly Heterogeneous Markup Cyclicality and Inflation Dynamics
   with Will Lu and Mario Giarda
4. Firm Dynamics and Non-Linear Prices
   with Luca Lorenzini .

Teaching

• Instructor
  Microeconomic Theory I, ECON 11 UCLA (Summer 2023, 2024)
  Principles of Economics, ECON 1 UCLA (Spring 2024, Summer 2024)

• Teaching Assistant
  Industrial Organization: Policy and Regulation, ECON 171 UCLA
  Microeconomic Theory I, ECON 11 UCLA
  Principles of Economics, ECON 1 UCLA

Pre-doctoral work

1. Firm Shocks, Workers Earnings and the Extensive Margin
   Central Bank of Chile WP 1010, March 2024. with A. Castillo, A.S. León, and M. Tapia
2. Front-of-package warning label effects on manufacturing labor outcomes in Chile
   Food Policy, 2021, vol. 100, p. 102016. with G. Paraje, A. Colchero, J.M. Wlasiuk, and B.M. Popkin
3. Misallocation or Misspecification? The Effect of Average Distortions on TFP Gains Estimations
   Central Bank of Chile WP 835, June 2019. with E. Albagli, M. Canales, M. Tapia, and J.M. Wlasiuk
4. Sudden unemployment
   Mimeo 2019. with E. Albalgi, M. Marcel, and M. Tapia
5. Electronic invoicing: a data revolution for applied macroeconomic research
   Mimeo 2018. with E. Albagli (presentation at OECD, slides).
6. The role of small and medium-sized enterprises in Latin American exports to Asia
   United Nations Publications, 2016.