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Welcome! I am a PhD candidate in Economics at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
I received a MA in economics from UCLA, and a MS and BS in economics from the University of Chile. In the summer 2025, I participated in the Fund Internship Program (FIP) at the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Research interests: Macroeconomics, Production Networks, Corporate Finance, Firm Dynamics.
Contact: fleal@ucla.edu
Please find my CV here
Work in progress
Work in progress
Trade Credit as Relational Insurance: From Micro Reallocation to Aggregate Fluctuations
Trade Credit as Relational Insurance: From Micro Reallocation to Aggregate Fluctuations
Assessing the Impact of Policies Targeting Skilled and Unskilled Migration: A General Equilibrium Approach, with Alina Carare, Metodij Hadzi-Vaskov, and Jessie Kilembe
Assessing the Impact of Policies Targeting Skilled and Unskilled Migration: A General Equilibrium Approach, with Alina Carare, Metodij Hadzi-Vaskov, and Jessie Kilembe
Working papers
Working papers
Optimal Monetary Policy and Incomplete Information: Does the Real Exchange Matter?, with Rodrigo Caputo, Working Paper 916, Central Bank of Chile, 2020.
Optimal Monetary Policy and Incomplete Information: Does the Real Exchange Matter?, with Rodrigo Caputo, Working Paper 916, Central Bank of Chile, 2020.
Forecasting the Inflation in Chile with Machine Learning Methods, with Carlos Molina and Eduardo Zilberman, Working Paper 860, Central Bank of Chile, 2020.
Forecasting the Inflation in Chile with Machine Learning Methods, with Carlos Molina and Eduardo Zilberman, Working Paper 860, Central Bank of Chile, 2020.
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