The CEDLAS Working Paper Series is a monthly publication that includes research and academic papers developed within CEDLAS, as well as M.A. in Economics (UNLP) dissertations in topics related to those studied at CEDLAS. ISSN 1853-0168.
CEDLAS Working Papers are studies in progress that are published for comments and discussion. The works in this series do not go through a peer review process. The opinions included in this studies are the sole responsibility of the authors.
Nº 380 (September, 2026). Francisco Temossi
“El Escudo Digital: Impacto del Teletrabajo en la Desigualdad Territorial Post-Pandemia en Argentina”.
Nº 379 (August, 2026). Inés Berniell & Raquel Fernández
“Female Labor Force Participation and Fertility in Latin America: Decomposing Two Decades of Change”.
Nº 378 (August, 2026). María Laura Alzúa, Azul Menduiña & Milagros Onofri
“Scrolling into Anxiety: Experimental Evidence from University Students”.
Nº 377 (July, 2026). Andrés Ham, Emmanuel Vazquez, Monica Yanez-Pagans, Camilla Knudsen & Saher Asad
“Occupational Mobility and Green Transition: A Stylized Estimation of Skill Investment Needs in South Asia”.
Nº 376 (July, 2026). Inés Berniell, Lucila Berniell, Victoria Castillo, Belén Cañuelo, Dolores de la Mata, Gerardo Garcia Oro, Néstor Grión, Federico Juncosa & Luis Laguinge
“Labor Market Impacts of an Internship Program on People with Disabilities”.
Nº 375 (June, 2026). Kibrom A. Abay, Maria Laura Alzua, Laura Nelima Barasa, Phyllis Mumia Machio & Martin Paul Jr. Tabe-Ojong
“Soft-skills Training, Locus of Control, and Labor Market Outcomes of Youth: Evidence from Kenya”.
Nº 374 (June, 2026). Bautista Santamarina, Matías Ciaschi & Mariana Marchionni
“Intergenerational Mobility and Populist Attitudes in Latin America”.
Nº 373 (May, 2026). Facundo Crosta & Carlos Vallejos
“Cobertura Universal en Salud y P4P: Una Exploración Inicial de sus Efectos sobre los Recursos Humanos”.