Aida is an economist and researcher at the Institute for Policy Research. She is part of the Made Smarter Innovation: Centre for People-led Digitalisation at the University of Bath.

Aida's research is concentrated on the labour market, technological change, AI skills, skill gaps in the UK, innovation and productivity disparities.

She has researched the labour market during Covid-19, the impact of Brexit,  and the intangible economy in OECD countries. 

Aida works with Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) models, applied econometrics, and, more recently, with machine learning applications.

She worked as a consultant on projects funded by the Mexican government, the United Nations and the World Bank in the past, where she focused on evaluating financial inclusion, financial education, and the forecasts of macroeconomic aggregates.

Aida is interested in multidisciplinary and joined projects related to her fields of study. 

"My sleepless nights are dedicated to the impact of new technologies, robotization and technological progress on the labour market, inequality and people's lives." 

Macroeconomic dynamics, labour market, technological change, digitalisation, AI skills.

Aida lectures at the Advanced Quantitative Methods at the MRes programme. 

• AQM 1 – Experimental and Quasi-experimental Quantitative Methods for Social Sciences
• AQM2 – Advanced Modelling Techniques for Social Sciences

Other teaching interests: Applied econometrics and statistics; machine learning applications; economic theory: macroeconomics and principles of economics.