Diego Puga
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Diego Puga
Summary
Diego Puga is a human[1]. He was born in Madrid[2]. He was born on 1968[3]. He worked as an economist[4].
Key Facts
- Diego Puga's place of birth was Madrid[2].
- Diego Puga was born on 1968[3].
- Diego Puga held citizenship in Spain[5].
- Diego Puga worked as an economist[4].
- Diego Puga's education included a stint at Autonomous University of Madrid[6].
- Diego Puga's doctoral advisor was Anthony Venables[7].
- Diego Puga received the King James I Prize for Economics[8].
- Diego Puga was a member of Regional Science Association International[9].
- Diego Puga was a member of CEMFI[10].
- Diego Puga is recorded as male[11].
- Diego Puga's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Diego Puga's family name is recorded as Puga[13].
- Diego Puga's given name is recorded as Diego[14].
- Diego Puga's participant in is recorded as 6th Urbanisation and Poverty Reduction Research Conference[15].
- Diego Puga's participant in is recorded as 2nd Urbanisation and Poverty Reduction Research Conference[16].
- Diego Puga's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Spanish[17].
- Diego Puga's name in native language is recorded as Diego Puga Pequeño[18].
- Diego Puga's second family name in Spanish name is recorded as Pequeno[19].
- Diego Puga's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Mathematics[20].
- Diego Puga's affiliation string is recorded as CEMFI[21].
Body
Origins and Family
Born in Madrid[2], Diego Puga… he was born on 1968[3].
Education
Diego Puga was educated at Autonomous University of Madrid[6]. His doctoral advisor was Anthony Venables[7].
Career and Affiliations
Diego Puga's professions included economist[4].
Recognition
Diego Puga received the King James I Prize for Economics[8].
FAQs
Where was Diego Puga born?
Diego Puga's place of birth was Madrid[2].
What did Diego Puga do for work?
Diego Puga worked as economist[4].
Where did Diego Puga go to school?
Diego Puga was educated at Autonomous University of Madrid[6].
What awards did Diego Puga receive?
Honors received include King James I Prize for Economics[8].