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Sergio Rodriguez Garcia

Universidad Panamericana, Asociación Mexicana de Historia Económica, University of Massachussetts Amherst


Financial Institutions, Insurance, Welfare State, Sustainability, 19th century finance, Financial Economics, Economic History, antimonopoly, Political Economy, gender
Business Historians at Business Schools

Sergio Rodríguez García is an economist interested in economic history, public economics, and institutional analysis. His current research explores the historical development of social protection in Mexico, focusing on how the institutional, demographic, and actuarial design of early pension systems shaped their long-term sustainability. His broader research interests include competition economics, regulation, and digital markets.



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