Research center specialized in the study of poverty, economic inequalities, labor markets and other social issues in developing countries.
CENTER FOR DISTRIBUTIVE, LABOR, AND SOCIAL STUDIES
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Firms and the Fragility of Inequality Reduction: Evidence from Argentina
Santiago Hermo, Nicolás Sidicaro & Martin Trombetta
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Privacy and Measurement Error in Phone Surveys: The Case of Women’s Agency
Jorge M. Agüero, Julián Pierino Pedrazzi, Viviana M.E. Perego & Javier Romero
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Universal and targeted subsidies in urban bus transport: distributional effects and policy lessons from Argentina
Javier Morales Sarriera, Lourdes Rodriguez Chamussy, Jorge Puig & Evelyn Vezza
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The Center of Distributive, Labor and Social Studies (CEDLAS) is a research center that specializes in the empirical study of distributive, labor and social issues in Latin America. Created in 2002, CEDLAS is based at Facultad de Ciencias Económicas – Universidad Nacional de La Plata.
The main areas of study at CEDLAS are: poverty, inequality, evaluation of public policies, labor market and employment, education and health, and macro, finance and poverty. CEDLAS has developed multiple research projects on these issues in collaboration with various international organizations, national governments, and academic institutions. The work of CEDLAS researchers is published periodically in the Center’s Working Paper Series, and in academic books and journals.
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