Seminarios
07
May
00:00
“Natural Disasters and Educational Achievement: Evidence from the 2010 Chilean Earthquake”
Autor (es): Fabián Duarte (Depto. Economía, U de Chile), Dante Contreras (Depto. Economía, U de Chile), Matías Morales (Banco Central).
23
Abr
00:00
"Trade Shocks and Factor Adjustment Frictions: Implications for Investment and Labor"
Autor (es): Erhan Artuc (World Bank), German Bet (Northwestern), Guido Porto (UNLP), Irene Brambilla (Dept. of Economics UNLP)
16
Abr
00:00
"What do women want? Female suffrage and the size of government"
Autor (es): Claudio Bravo-Ortega (Departamento de Economía Universidad de Chile), Nicolás A. Eterovic (Department of Economics Essex University), Valentina Paredes H. (Departamento de Economía, Universidad de Chile.
09
Abr
00:00
"Dual Labor Markets and Labor Protection in an Estimated Search and Matching Model"
Autor (es): Mauricio M. Tejada (Ilades - Universidad Alberto Hurtado)
02
Abr
00:00
“Migration, Population Composition and Long-run Economic Development: Evidence from Settlements in the Pampas"
Autor (es): Federico Droller (Universidad de Santiago de Chile)
27
Mar
00:00
"Road Access and the Spatial Pattern of Long-term Local Development in Brazil"
Autor (es): Julia Bird (Toulouse School of economics, Arqade), Stéphane Straub (Toulouse School of economics, Arqade and IDEI)
19
Mar
00:00
"Double-Edged Asymmetric Information as a motive for trade, Trade Policies, and Inefficient Trade Agreements"
Autor (es): Antoine Bouet (IFPRI-LAREFI- Université Montesquieu Bordeaux), David Larode (IFPRI), David Martimort (Paris School of Economics- EHESS)
12
Mar
00:00
"The Economics of Attribute-Based Regulation: Theory and Evidence from Fuel-Economy Standards"
Autor (es): Koichiro Ito (Boston University and NBER), James M. Sallee (University of Chicago and NBER)
22
Ene
00:00
"A Dynamic Model of Elementary School Choice"
Autor (es): Nicolás Grau (University of Pennsylvania)
15
Ene
00:00
"The Impact of Better School Accessibility on Student Outcomes: Evidence from Chile"
Autor (es): Kenzo Asahi (PhD (c) London School of Economics)
