About me

I am an Assistant Professor in the School of Government at Tecnologico de Monterrey.  I hold a PhD in Applied Economics from the University of Minnesota.

I am an Applied Economist with a focus on Health Economics and Economics of Crime.  In particular, I work in the following areas: (1) the impact of shocks (pandemics, disasters, and economic crises) on  health outcomes such as fertility, obesity, mental health, and  domestic violence, and (2) the understanding of social and environmental factors that influence property crimes, organized crime, and crimes against women.

My research has resulted in over twenty five peer-reviewed articles in  journals such as Journal of Health Economics, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Economics and Human Biology, Social Science & Medicine, Journal of Public Health, Childhood Obesity,  Crime Science, Journal of Experimental Criminology,  and World Development.

I am a member of the Editorial Board at BMC Public Health (Springer Nature).

In Mexico, I worked as Deputy Director of Econometric Analysis for the PROGRESA-Oportunidades conditional cash transfer program, Director of Quantitative Studies at the Minister of Social Development, and as Deputy General Director of Impact Evaluation at the Ministry of Social Development.
 

 
Ph.D. Applied Economics, University of Minnesota
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Research Interest
Health Economics                     Economics of Crime
Gender Economics              Labor Economics

Contact
E-mail: [email protected]
Twitter: @AdanSMurillo  
Google Scholar page: AdanSMurillo

Mailing Address
School of Government
Tecnologico de Monterrey
Av. Revolución 756
Ciudad de México, CDMX 03700