Felipe Camêlo
I am an Economist (EP) in the IMF Research Department (Development Macro Division).
My research interests are in Macroeconomics, International Economics, and Firm Dynamics. I have also worked on topics in Monetary Economics.
I earned my PhD in Economics from NYU in May 2024. You can find my CV here.
Contact: fcamelo [at] imf [dot] org / fdiogo.camelo [at] gmail [dot] com / felipe.camelo [at] nyu [dot] edu
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Research
Working Papers
Capital Allocation and Firm Dynamics in Small Open Economies
Quantitative Easing as a Commitment Device in a Liquidity Trap [New Version Coming Soon, Current Version: October 2022]
with Tiago Berriel and Arthur Mendes
Revisiting the Patent Advantage: Global Evidence on Firm Age, Size, and Productivity [Slides] [Draft Coming Soon]
with Federico Díez and Carolina Villegas-Sanchez
Investment Decisions and Capital Accumulation: Firm-Level Evidence from Brazil [Draft Available Upon Request]
Publications
A Taxa de Juros Natural e a Regra de Taylor no Brasil: 2003-2015 (The Natural Interest Rate and the Taylor Rule in Brazil: 2003-2015) Revista Brasileira de Economia 70 (2016): 399-417 (in Portuguese)
with Fernando de Holanda Barbosa and Igor Custódio João