Oscar Galvez-Soriano

Oscar Galvez-Soriano is an Assistant Instructional Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago, specializing in labor economics, development economics, and applied econometrics. His research focuses on how public policies—such as education reforms, social programs, and migration policies—affect labor market outcomes, inequality, and economic mobility, particularly in the context of Mexico and the United States. Galvez-Soriano has extensive experience using large-scale surveys and administrative data to provide causal evidence on policy impacts. His work has been published in peer-reviewed academic journals and is relevant to ongoing policy debates on education, immigration, and social protection. He can speak to media on topics including education policy, immigration and labor markets, poverty and inequality, and the economic effects of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence. Furthermore, since he has experience working at the Central Bank of Mexico, Galvez-Soriano can also talk about monetary policy in the U.S. and Mexico.