Daniel Santos | Inequality | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Daniel Santos | Inequality | Best Researcher Award

PhD at School of Economics and Management of the University of Porto, Portugal

Daniel Valente dos Santos is a dedicated PhD candidate in Economics at the School of Economics and Management of the University of Porto. His research focuses on heterogenous-agent models with imperfect information to examine the effects of monetary policy on inequality and business cycle dynamics. With a solid academic background and relevant practical experience, he aims to contribute valuable insights to the field of economics and serve the broader EU community.

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Education

Daniel pursued his PhD in Economics at the School of Economics and Management, University of Porto, where he specializes in heterogeneous-agent models and macroeconomic policies. Prior to his doctoral studies, he completed a Master’s in Economics with distinction, focusing on bubble detection and market contagion. His academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics, where he excelled in macroeconomics and econometrics.

Experience

Daniel has accumulated significant practical experience through various roles, including a Statistics Assistant position at the Bank of Portugal, where he was involved in the quality control of economic and financial data. His internships in economic analysis and data processing have further honed his skills. Additionally, his work in quality control for foreign direct investment underscores his ability to handle complex financial information.

Research Interest

Daniel’s research interests lie in exploring the effects of monetary policy through the lens of heterogeneous-agent models and imperfect information. His work aims to understand how these factors influence economic inequality and business cycle dynamics, contributing to more effective and equitable economic policies.

Award

Daniel has been recognized with several awards for his academic excellence, including the Merit Award from BKR International and multiple Rotary Great Students Awards. These accolades highlight his outstanding performance and commitment to his field of study.

Publication

Daniel Valente dos Santos has authored several publications in the field of economics. Notable works include:

  1. “Bubble Detection and Contagion: An Analysis by Segments of the U.S. Stock, Real Estate, and Credit Markets” (2020), Journal of Financial Economics. Link to publication
    • Cited by: The paper has been cited in research focusing on financial market stability and risk analysis.

Conclusion

Daniel Valente dos Santos is a promising candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his specialized research area, strong academic background, practical experience, and recognition through awards. His focus on advanced economic models and his motivation to contribute to EU economic knowledge further strengthen his candidacy.

To enhance his application, Daniel should consider increasing his research output through publications and conferences, exploring collaborative projects, and clearly communicating the practical impacts of his research. These steps would not only bolster his qualifications but also amplify the significance of his contributions to the field.