Marco Sakai

Research student

Marco's PhD focuses on how reductions in consumption-induced emissions in high-income countries might impact developing nations.

He is based at the University of Leeds.

Background

Before coming to the UK, Marco worked for several years in the private sector and in the Ministry of Finance (Mexico), while teaching several undergraduate courses at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM).

He has a BA in Economics from UNAM, and an MSc in Ecological Economics (distinction) from the University of Leeds.

Research interests

• Macroeconomics of climate change;
• International trade;
• Development economics;
• Econometrics;
• Input-output analysis.

More information

• University of Leeds profile page