Eduardo Saucedo

Eduardo Saucedo serves as Professor and Director of the Department of Business Finance and Economics at EGADE Business School, Tecnológico de Monterrey. His expertise spans International Trade, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, and International Finance with a regional focus on Mexico and U.S.-Mexico border dynamics.

Education:

• Doctorate in Economic Development, New Mexico State University
• Master's in Economics, University of Houston
• Master's in Applied Economics, University of Cincinnati

Research Focus: His work investigates how macroeconomic forces, international trade, and socio-political factors shape economic development. Key themes include violence impacts on labor markets, oil price transmission mechanisms, and cross-border industrialization effects. His methodological approach combines advanced econometric techniques with regional economic analysis.

Publication Trends: Recent articles (2010-2019) reveal consistent examination of Mexico's economic vulnerabilities, particularly studying crime-violence interactions, energy-finance linkages, and border-region specialization. His research demonstrates strong empirical rigor with frequent use of state-level longitudinal data from Mexico and the U.S.

Honors:

• National System of Researchers (CONACYT) membership

Professional Activities: Beyond current EGADE responsibilities, he maintains affiliations with the American Economic Hispanic Association and Western Social Science Association. His teaching portfolio spans multiple U.S. institutions including The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and New Mexico State University.