Regular biography
Julieta Caunedo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Cornell University. Her research focuses on development economics, with an emphasis on understanding economic growth and policy in developing countries. She is affiliated with the Economics department and contributes to both undergraduate and graduate programs. Dr. Caunedo's work explores the intersection of economic theory and practical policy applications, particularly in the context of global development. Her teaching includes courses on intermediate macroeconomic theory and development workshops, reflecting her commitment to both research and education in economics.
Scholar-generated biography
Julieta Caunedo is a researcher at Cornell University focusing on Macro-Development, Productivity, and Investment. Her work explores the impact of technological change, capital investment, and structural transformation on economic growth and labor markets. She examines how capital-embodied technical change influences productivity, occupational exposure, and the demand for talent. Her research also investigates the role of investment networks, economies of density, and industry dynamics in shaping development outcomes. Caunedo's publications highlight the interplay between structural transformation, capital formation, and economic fluctuations, offering insights into the mechanisms driving productivity and growth in developing economies.