Lucas Pussetto

Lucas Pussetto is a Part-time Professor of Economics and Finance at the IAE Business School of Austral University, where he teaches in the EMBA, MBA, and online MBA programs. He has extensive experience in economic analysis and consulting, with a particular focus on Latin American economies and global economic trends affecting the region.

His educational background includes:

• Master's Degree in Economics and Business from Pompeu Fabra University
• Master's Degree in Economics from the University of Los Andes

Professor Pussetto specializes in macroeconomics, international trade, monetary policy, and the economic impact of technological disruption. His research examines Argentina's economic challenges, including inflation control, fiscal policy, exchange rate management, and the country's integration into global markets. He frequently analyzes how global economic trends affect Latin America and the Caribbean, with particular attention to the interplay between technology adoption and economic development. His expertise extends to public-private collaboration and data governance frameworks.

His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on Argentina's economic recovery, monetary policy challenges, and the implications of artificial intelligence on economic structures. The articles reveal a consistent analytical approach examining macroeconomic stability, current account dynamics, and the relationship between fiscal discipline and long-term growth, with special attention to how these factors impact poverty reduction and employment generation in the region.

Professor Pussetto regularly provides consulting services on economic matters to companies, chambers of commerce, and governments throughout Latin America. He has extensive experience coordinating postgraduate courses through the Barcelona School of Management (Pompeu Fabra University) in Argentina on economics, finance, and public policy, as well as participating in intensive programs developed at Harvard and New York University on public-private collaboration and data governance. His work bridges academic research with practical policy applications in the economic sphere.