Jhean Steffan Martines de Camargo

Center for Interdisciplinary Complex Systems Modeling
University of Sao Paulo­ Brazil zip code 03828­000
+55 15 988107850 jhean.camargo@usp.br

Profile
Jhean has a background in economics, emphasis into natural resource economics and complex
economics.
His project about complex economics using the ComTrade database plus FAO, Ecological and
Water footprint network databases for computing statistics and indicators for commodity network
flows in economic environment. His previous masters was about environmental stress and
economics using a similar framework.

Areas of Expertise

 Complex Economics/Economics
 Environmental Resource Management/Water and Carbon economics

Education

2016 USP Master Student Complex Systems Modelling

2015-2018 UFSCAR Master Student Sustainability and Environmental Management

2008-2014 UFSCAR Bachelor Economics

Employment

General Eletric, Data Scientist, 2017-Present

• Function: Designated “Expert” in Business Operations Services

Publications

• Gala, P., Camargo, J., Magacho, G., & Rocha, I. (2018). Sophisticated jobs matter for
economic complexity: An empirical analysis based on input-output matrices and employment
data.Structural Change and Economic Dynamics,45, 1-8.

• GALA, Paulo Sérgio de Oliveira Simões; CAMARGO, J. ; MAGACHO, G. . The resource

curse reloaded. Post-Autistic Economic Review, v. 1, p. 118, 2017.

• Gala, Paulo; CAMARGO, JHEAN ; FREITAS, ELTON . The Economic Commission for Latin
America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) was right: scale-free complex networks and core-
periphery patterns in world trade. CAMBRIDGE JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS , v. 42, p. 633-
• 651, 2017.

Events

• Gala, Paulo; CAMARGO, J. ; MAGACHO, G. . The Resource Curse Reloaded: Revisiting The
Dutch Disease With Economic Complexity Analysis. In: 2nd New Developmentalism?s
Workshop: Theory and Policy for Developing Countries, 2017, Sao Paulo. 2nd New
Developmentalism?s Workshop: Theory and Policy for Developing Countries, 2017.
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• Gala, Paulo; CAMARGO, J. ; FREITAS, E. . A Cepal estava certa: redes complexas scale-free
e padrões centro-periferia no comercio mundial. In: Complexidade em tempos de crise:
dialogos entre economia, sustentabilidade e visão sistemica, 2016, Uberlandia. Complexidade
em tempos de crise: dialogos entre economia, sustentabilidade e visão sistemica, 2016.

Resume – Hooman Katirai, MS (TPP), MS (CS), CSM, PMP