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Freedom, Democracy and Economic Performance in the 21th Century

Freedom, Democracy and Economic Performance in the 21th Century

25/11/2024
Tim Besley
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II Spanish Workshop in Development Economics

II Spanish Workshop in Development Economics

24/10/2024 al 25/10/2024
Enrique Seira & David Evans
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Generosity and Wealth: Experimental Evidence from Bogotá Stratification

“Generosity and Wealth: Experimental Evidence from Bogotá Stratification"

07-10-2024
Mariana Blanco (University of Turin)
 


Private Colonialism in Africa

Private Colonialism in Africa

02-10-2024
Elías Papaioannou (Professor of Economics, London Business School)
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Causes and Consequences of Policy Uncertainty: Evidence from McGirt vs. Oklahoma

Causes and Consequences of Policy Uncertainty: Evidence from McGirt vs. Oklahoma

11-06-2024
Dominic Parker (Professor of Applied Economics at University of Wisconsin-Madison)
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Externalities of Marijuana Legalization: Marijuana Use in Non-Legalizing Statesk

Externalities of Marijuana Legalization: Marijuana Use in Non-Legalizing Statesk

20-05-2024
Elaine M. Liu (Professor of Economics at University of Houston)
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Do Homebuyers Value Energy Efficiency? Evidence From an Information Shock

Do Homebuyers Value Energy Efficiency? Evidence From an Information Shock

26-04-2024
Brendon McConnell (Associate Professor in the Economics Department at University of London)
 


The End of Oil

The End of Oil

25-04-2024
Ryan Kellogg (Professor at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy) (Research Associate at the National Bureau for Economic Research)
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If You Only Have a Hammer: Optimal Dynamic Prevention Policy

If You Only Have a Hammer: Optimal Dynamic Prevention Policy

20-03-2024
Christopher Rauh (Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge)
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Immigration and Worker Responses Across Firms: Evidence from Administrative Records in Colombia

Immigration and Worker Responses Across Firms: Evidence from Administrative Records in Colombia

13-02-2024
Lukas Delgado-Prieto (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
 


Cost-Sharing in Medical Care Can Increase Adult Mortality: Evidence from Colombia

Cost-Sharing in Medical Care Can Increase Adult Mortality: Evidence from Colombia

12-02-2024
Marcos Vera-Hernandez (University College London)
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Long-Run Effects of Land Redistribution: Evidence from India

Long-Run Effects of Land Redistribution: Evidence from India

07-02-2024
Kartikeya Batra (University of Maryland)
 


Incentives Justifying Nonconformity: Experimental Evidence from Motortaxi Organizations in Uganda

Incentives Justifying Nonconformity: Experimental Evidence from Motortaxi Organizations in Uganda

05-02-2024
Claude Raisaroa (Stockholm School of Economics)
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Does Performance Evidence Motivate? A Field Experiment in Guinea-Bissau’s Health Sector

Does Performance Evidence Motivate? A Field Experiment in Guinea-Bissau’s Health Sector

29-01-2024
Mattia Fracchia (Nova School of Business and Economics)
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Information, expectations and preferences: occupational choices of young adults in Uganda

Information, expectations and preferences: occupational choices of young adults in Uganda

26-01-2024
Cristina Clerici (Stockholm School of Economics)
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Accepting the unacceptable: Does intimate partner violence shape the tolerance of violence?

Accepting the unacceptable: Does intimate partner violence shape the tolerance of violence?

24-01-2024
Eugenia Frezza (Trinity College Dublin)
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Throwing gasoline on the cocaine production: the effect of a supply shock on violence

Throwing gasoline on the cocaine production: the effect of a supply shock on violence

22-01-2024
Monica Beeder (Norwegian School of Economics)
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Hidden moral costs of control: Field evidence from performance appraisals in the public sector

Hidden moral costs of control: Field evidence from performance appraisals in the public sector

13-11-2023
Marcela Ibanez (University of Göttingen)
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Changing Phenology: Evidence from Nigeria

Changing Phenology: Evidence from Nigeria

5-10-2023
Ivan Kim Taveras (Bocconi University)
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Mobile Internet and Political Polarization

Mobile Internet and Political Polarization

4-9-2023
Nikita Melnikov (Universidade NOVA de Lisboa)
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Fairness in times of crisis: Negative shocks, relative income, and preferences for redistribution

Fairness in times of crisis: Negative shocks, relative income, and preferences for redistribution

9-2-2023
Anna Hochleitner (University of Nottingham)
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Nation-Building Through Military Service

Nation-Building Through Military Service

31-1-2023
Juan Pedro Ronconi (Brown U)
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Medicaid for middle-class families? Job loss and health insurance coverage of parents and children

Medicaid for middle-class families? Job loss and health insurance coverage of parents and children

30-1-2023
Mariana Zerpa (KU Leuven)
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Legal uncertainty and its consequences: A natural language processing approach

Legal uncertainty and its consequences: A natural language processing approach

27-1-2023
Maximiliano Sosa (Uppsala)
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The Effect of a Conditional Cash Transfer on Child Marriage: Evidence from Mexico

The Effect of a Conditional Cash Transfer on Child Marriage: Evidence from Mexico

25-1-2023
Dalila Bernardino (EUI)
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Labor Market Power, Self-employment, and Development

Labor Market Power, Self-employment, and Development

13-12-2022
Francesco Amodio (McGill University)
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Comparative Advantage and Technology Diffusion: a Menu-based Approach to Dissemination

Comparative Advantage and Technology Diffusion: a Menu-based Approach to Dissemination

14-11-2022
Karen Macours (Paris School of Economics)
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The Role of Meritocracy and Pay Progression in the Public Sector

The Role of Meritocracy and Pay Progression in the Public Sector

10-10-2022
Gianmarco León-Ciliotta (Universidad Pompeu Fabra)
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Secondary School Access Raises Primary School Achievement in Tanzania

Secondary School Access Raises Primary School Achievement in Tanzania

12-9-2022
Wayne Sandholtz (Nova School of Business and Economics)
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Stay, split or strike: theory and evidence on secessionist vs centrist conflict

Stay, split or strike: theory and evidence on secessionist vs centrist conflict

13-6-2022
Sabine Flamand (Universitat Rovira i Virgili)
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Who Watches the Watchmen? Local News and Police Behavior in the United States

Who Watches the Watchmen? Local News and Police Behavior in the United States

9-5-2022
Nicola Mastrorocco (Trinity College)
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Claves económicas de la guerra Rusia - Ucrania

Claves económicas de la guerra Rusia - Ucrania

16-3-2022
Rafael Pampillón (IE Business School), Luis Ravina (Universidad de Navarra) y Emili J. Blasco (Universidad de Navarra)
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Energy and Environmental Issues in Developing Countries

Energy and Environmental Issues in Developing Countries

28-2-2022
Niclas Moneke, Jevgenijs Steinbuks, Jacopo Bonan, Carlo Andrea Bollino, Raúl Bajo-Buenestado, Paloma Grau, Luis Ravina
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Urban deprivation: from Earth Observation to Urban Policies

Urban deprivation: from Earth Observation to Urban Policies

10-12-2021
Monika Kuffer, Stefanos Georganos, Pere Roca, Anthony Boanada-Fuchs
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Checks and Balances and Nation Building

Checks and Balances and Nation Building

30-11-2021
Agustín Casas (CUNEF Universidad)
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The trend-cycle connection

The trend-cycle connection

4-10-2021
Hernán Seoane (UC3M)
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Educational Mobility Across Multiple Generations in Indonesia

Educational Mobility Across Multiple Generations in Indonesia

13-9-2021
Jan Stuhler (UC3M)
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CINDERE-NCID: primer workshop de investigación y nuevas actividades

03 | 11 | 2022

El pasado martes 25 de octubre se llevó a cabo el primer workshop de investigación del CINDERE-NCID en conjunto con la Fundación 2020 en Ciudad de Guatemala, donde se posicionó como uno de los eventos de investigación aplicada con alto prestigio académico en el país.  El workshop contó con la presencia de expositores internacionales como Arturo García (director de proyectos Econometría Consultores), Olga Lucia Romero (directora del Centro Valor Público de la Universidad EAFIT de Colombia) y representantes de instituciones públicas de Guatemala como el Departamento de Estadística Macroeconómica del Banco de Guatemala o el Instituto Nacional de Estadística. 

Se profundizó sobre las diferentes técnicas para la evaluación de impacto en la práctica, así como la importancia de los datos para las tomas de decisiones de política pública. CINDERE cumple con su compromiso en la generación de conocimiento y profundización en los grandes retos y posibles estrategias para evidenciar la importancia de la evaluación del impacto. El evento también sirvió como una gran oportunidad para crear nuevas relaciones entre los exponentes e invitados. 

El director del NCID, Luis Ravina, estuvo presencialmente en Guatemala durante esa semana y participó en el workshop. Además, contribuyó y formó parte de las actividades del CINDERE durante su estancia en el país. Cabe destacar las visitas al Banco de Guatemala para afianzar las relaciones con el centro en torno a la investigación económica y a la Universidad del Istmo, donde reside el CINDERE.  También tuvieron lugar encuentros con diferentes departamentos de la Embajadad de España como la Oficina Económica y Comercial y la Oficina Técnica de Cooperación de España, con miras a seguir trabajando en conjunto y al mutuo apoyo de las actividades del centro.