about me: I am an Economics M.A. student at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (PUC.). In the 2005 I got my B.A in Business and Economics also at PUC. In the 2006, during the quarters of winter and spring, I made an exchange program at UCLA were I did a specialization in game theory and math. I have been working on developing several teaching materials in Algebra, Matlab and Maple for the Mathematical Economic class at PUC. Also, I am working on developing a new selection system for the universities in my home country (Chile). As a result of this research I have presented a paper to the Chilean Education Ministry.
I have been a teacher assistant (T.A.) for 13 semesters in graduate and undergraduate courses in Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Financial Economics, and Mathematical Economics. Also, I have given 4 lectures to the mathematical economics class at PUC.
My research interests are Game Theory, Decision Theory and Informational Economics.