FERNANDO DE LA TORRE CUEVAS

Fernando de la Torre Cuevas is a Researcher at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), affiliated with the Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences, Department of Fundamentals of Economic Analysis. He is part of the Institute of Studies and Development of Galicia (IDEGA) and the GAME Economic Analysis and Modeling Group. His doctoral thesis (2023), directed by Dr. Edelmiro López Iglesias and Dr. Jesús Pereira López, focused on expanding hybrid approaches for interregional input-output models.

His research emphasizes regional economics, input-output analysis, and econometric methodologies. Key themes include labor productivity convergence, gravity equations for regional integration, and interregional trade flow estimation. Recent work explores hybrid modeling techniques and FLQ-based approaches for regional economic systems.

Publications span 2019-2025, with a focus on Galician economic structures, post-financial crisis analysis, and global input-output embedding. His 2023 thesis and 2024 articles demonstrate methodological innovations in data integration and regional modeling. Current projects address infrastructure development for cellulose-based textile industries in Galicia.

While no formal awards are listed, his active participation in IDEGA and GAME reflects institutional recognition. Advising and grant details are not explicitly stated, though his research collaborations suggest involvement in interdisciplinary projects.

Laboratory/Team affiliations include IDEGA (applied economic research) and GAME (modeling and policy analysis teams). His work bridges theoretical econometrics with practical regional development challenges.