Jessica Dutra
About Jessica Dutra
Jessica Dutra is a Senior Economist at The Economist in London, specializing in Energy Markets and Game Theory. She holds advanced degrees in Economics and Philosophy from The University of Kansas and has a diverse professional background in academia and industry.
Work at The Economist
Jessica Dutra has served as a Senior Economist at The Economist since 2019. In this role, she applies her expertise in economics to analyze and interpret data, contributing to the publication's insights on various economic issues. Her position in London allows her to engage with a global audience and collaborate with other economists to produce relevant economic commentary.
Education and Expertise
Jessica Dutra holds a Master of Arts in Economics from The University of Kansas, where she studied from 2014 to 2016. She also completed her Doctor of Philosophy in Economics at the same institution, from 2014 to 2019. Her educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Ibmec and a Bachelor's degree in Management from École De Management De Strasbourg. She specializes in Energy Markets, Game Theory, and Industrial Organization.
Background
Jessica Dutra has an international background that enhances her ability to work on cross-country strategy. She has lived and worked in various countries, including Brazil, the United States, and the United Kingdom. This diverse experience contributes to her understanding of global economic dynamics and the application of economic theories in different contexts.
Previous Positions
Before joining The Economist, Jessica Dutra worked as a University Educator and Researcher at The University of Kansas from 2014 to 2019. She also served as a Senior Pricing Analyst at Cia Ultragaz for 11 months in 2012-2013. Additionally, she held roles as a Consultant at The University of Kansas School of Business and as a Teacher's Assistant at Ibmec, showcasing her extensive experience in academia and industry.
Focus on Theory and Practice
Jessica Dutra emphasizes bridging the gap between theory and practice in her work. Her academic and professional experiences enable her to apply theoretical concepts to real-world economic challenges. This focus allows her to contribute valuable insights into economic policies and strategies, particularly in her areas of specialization.