Antonio Martner
Ph.D. Student
UCLA
amartner@ucla.edu
I am a fourth-year Economics Ph.D. student at UCLA.
Working Papers
Work in Progress
- Growth Accounting in Distorted Open Economies
with F. Huneeus and Y. Koike-Mori
- Multiproduct markups and aggregate inefficiencies
with Y. Koike-Mori
- Welfare Effects of Buyer and Seller Power
with M. Demirer and M. Rubens
- Revisiting the Cyclicality of the Markup’s Distribution: Evidence from Microdata
with W. Lu and M. Giarda
Pre-doctoral work
- 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
- 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
- Sudden unemployment
Mimeo 2019. with E. Albalgi, M. Marcel, and M. Tapia
- Electronic invoicing: a data revolution for applied macroeconomic research
Mimeo 2018. with E. Albagli (presentation at OECD, slides).
- The role of small and medium-sized enterprises in Latin American exports to Asia
United Nations Publications, 2016.
Teaching
- Instructor
Microeconomic Theory I, ECON 11 UCLA
- Teaching Assistant
Industrial Organization: Policy and Regulation, ECON 171 UCLA
Microeconomic Theory I, ECON 11 UCLA (x5 + head TA)
Introduction to Economics, ECON 1 UCLA (x2)