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Diego Morris

Senior Lecturer

Economics

Staff Group(s)
Applied Economics and Policy (Research Group)

Role

Lecturer in Economics

Career overview

Diego has several years of work experience in teaching having worked for three different universities. He has taught Introduction to Economics; Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Introductory Economics and Finance; Introductory Mathematics; Introductory Statistics; Applied Economics and Contemporary Issues in Economics.

In addition to his teaching experience, Diego has also accumulated several years of experience in project design, management and public policy formulation. Diego worked for the Inter-American Development Bank for many years and supported the design of the Compete Caribbean program, a multi-donor USD40 million program to support private sector development in Caribbean countries. He later managed the USD10 million facility under the program that supported business climate reforms across 15 countries.

Research areas

Diego’s research interests lie at the intersection of development, labour markets and industrial economics. Specifically, his research interests include:

  • Labour Economics
  • Trade
  • International Business
  • Innovation
  • Productivity

External activity

Diego has a long track record of undertaking short term consultancies for International Development Agencies supporting economic research, project design and project implementation in the Caribbean sub-region.

Publications

JOURNAL ARTICLES

BOOK CONTRIBUTIONS

  • “Price Rigidity: A Survey of Evidence from Micro-Level Data” with Roland Craigwell, Winston Moore, and Deslisle Worrell. In Price Rigidity Formation and Inflation Dynamics in the Caribbean. Centre for Money and Finance, University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, Trinidad and Tobago. 2011. pg. 1-20. https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/40927/
  • “Access to Financing and Innovation in Caribbean Firms”. In Exploring Firm Level Innovation and Productivity in Developing Countries: The Perspectives of Caribbean States. Inter-American Development Bank, Washington, D.C. 2017. pg 29-43. http://dx.doi.org/10.18235/0000616

WORKING PAPERS