Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics and co-founder of the Center for Climate, Regional, Environmental and Trade Economics (CREATE). His research covers climate change economics, spatial econometrics, and the resilience of food systems and global supply chains.

Faculty member in the Department of Economics at UFPE, with a PhD from the University of Barcelona (IEB). His research looks at the political economy of natural disasters, including drought relief, voting behavior after disasters, and the effects of climate change on Brazilian agriculture.

Researcher at the Institute for Research and Economic Strategy of Ceará (IPECE). His work includes the economic effects of natural disasters on municipalities in Ceará, early-life health conditions, and labor and education policy.

Professor in the Department of Applied Economics at the Federal University of Ceará (UFC), with a PhD in Economics from UFC and a visiting period at Columbia University. His research covers public sector economics, economics of education, and data science applied to economics.

Professor at the Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE), with a PhD from Penn State University. An experimental and behavioral economist, he studies trust after negative shocks such as earthquakes, social preferences, and firms’ environmental and energy decisions.

Economist at the FGV Brazilian School of Economics and Finance (EPGE). His research spans urban, regional and agricultural economics, including how climate shocks such as Brazil’s 1975 frost reshaped agricultural employment, as well as economic theory.

Professor at FGV’s School of Public Policy and Government (EPPG) in Brasília. His research covers regional and labor economics, including agglomeration, skills, wage inequality, firm dynamics and regional convergence in Brazil.