INESAD
ADRIANA CABALLERO C.
acaballero@inesad.edu.bo
Graduated with excellence in Economics at the Universidad Católica Boliviana “San Pablo” in La Paz, Bolivia. She complemented her academic training in Spain with the UCB Student Mobility Program. He was a full member of the Student Scientific Society of Economics (SCEE) in the period 2020-2023 and assistant professor of the subjects: General Economics, Macroeconomics I and II, Microeconomics I, and Industrial Organization. She did her internship at the Bolivia Office of the Inter-American Development Bank, and also worked as a research assistant at Fundación MILENIO. He is currently completing a diploma course in “Financial and Macroeconomic Forecasting” at UCB.
NICOLAS FERNANDEZ V.
nfernandez@inesad.edu.bo
He holds a degree in economics from the Universidad Privada Boliviana (UPB) with a major in business economics. He has a double degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) where he specialized in finance and industrial economics. He has been recognized with several scholarships of excellence, standing out for his solid background in economic and financial analysis. His research interests are finance and mathematical economics.
RONALDO TERRAZAS M.
rterrazas@inesad.edu.bo
Graduated with an excellent average in Economics, with a major in Economic Analysis, from the Universidad Mayor de San Andrés (UMSA), he is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Economic Development at CIDES-UMSA. During his training, he was a teaching assistant in subjects such as Pre-University Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Mathematical Analysis II, Differential Equations, Econometrics I and Growth and Economic Cycles. He participated in academic exchanges at the National University of Cordoba (Argentina) and the University of the Republic (Uruguay), in addition to having been Deputy Coordinator of the Research Unit of the Scientific Society of Students of Economics (SOCIENCE-UMSA). He did an internship at the Economic Policy Advisor’s Office of the Central Bank of Bolivia and worked as a research assistant at the ARU Foundation. He was also a recipient of the Research Grant in the project “Equality in Leadership for Latin American STEM” (ELLAS). His publications and interests are focused on macroeconometrics, applied artificial intelligence, sustainable economic development and economic policy.