Carlos dedicates his career to studying why some countries grow faster than others, which institutions promote progress and equity, which is the role of technological change and how to strengthen the supply of global public goods. He regularly present his ideas, embodied in ten books and numerous papers, at conferences around the world.

Advisory Board Member at the Latin American Program of the Wilson Center (2022), he has been Senior Fellow of the Chongyang Institute of Financial Studies (Renmin University of China (2013); Visiting Professor (University San Ignacio of Loyola, 2015); Associate Professor of Economic Policy (University of Salvador, 2009) and Senior Associate Member (p 95) of St Antony’s College (University of Oxford, 2006).

Was invited Expert by the Independent Panel on Preparedness and Response to Pandemics (WHO 2020, p 81), and Member of the Commission for Biodiversity, Ecosystems, Finance and Development (UNDP 2010 p 16).

He served as Assistant Professor of Import and Export and Professor in Latin American Economic Affairs at the University of Belgrano (1990), Microeconomics Assistant (practical work, 1986) and Technical Coordinator in Research Methodology at UBA (1987).

Carlos took courses on debt negotiation (IDLI, Italy) and Mergers and Acquisitions (Wharton School). While studying Business Administration, was elected to the Academic Council of his Faculty (Economic Sc., University of Buenos Aires) by the Students Council.