Meet Jaime Velasco Sánchez, a Mexican economist and Assistant Professor of Economics at Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Santa Fe. I hold a PhD in Economics from the University of Surrey, where I specialized in microeconomic theory.

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My research focuses on general equilibrium, monopolistic competition, cooperative game theory, value allocations, and economies with infinitely many agents or commodities. More broadly, I am interested in understanding how preferences, imperfect substitutability, and the structure of markets can generate persistent market power and departures from perfect competition.

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Outside academia, music plays an important role in my life. I enjoy listening to a wide range of genres, particularly Britpop and Latin music, and I also play the guitar. I am also a passionate football follower and enjoy both the sense of community surrounding the sport and the excitement of competition.