Miguel Jaramillo Baanante
Senior Researcher
PhD in History - University of California
mjaramillo@grade.org.pe
Miguel Jaramillo has a degree in Economics from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. He completed his graduate studies in Economics and History at the University of California, where he received a PhD in History. His areas of interests are labor economics, social policy and institutional analysis. He is currently a Senior Researcher at GRADE.
He has taught classes in economics at the Pontifical Catholic University and at the Pacific University. He has served as Advisor to Vice Ministers and Ministers in the fields of labor, social promotion and industry, having been Vice Minister of Social Promotion as well as a member of the Advisory Committee for the Ministry of Labor and Social Promotion.
Miguel has conducted research projects and consultancies for the International Labor Office, the Inter-American Development Bank, the World Bank, the Ministry of Labor and Social Promotion, the Andean Development Corporation, the Food and Agriculture Organization, the Ministry of Education, and the United Nations Development Program, to name but a few. He was Project Director and Senior Researcher at the APOYO Institute, an Executive Board member of the National Industrial Work Training Service (SENATI) between 1997 and 2000, a member of the Non-permanent Specialized Committee (CENPES) for Development and Productive Employment of the Organization of American States (OAS) and Founding Director of the Executive Board of the National Fund for Professional Training and Employment Promotion (FONDOEMPLEO), and a member of the Poverty and Inequality Research Network (NIP) where he also held a seat on the Executive Board between 2009 and 2011.
He is currently a member of the National Labor Council and Vicepresident of the Peruvian Economic Association..
Publications
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Chapter in BookHistoria económica del norte peruano: señoríos, haciendas y minas en el espacio regional
La artículación de un espacio económico: formación de la economía regional de Piura
2017 Miguel Jaramillo
Sobre el libro (descripción extraída de la web del Instituto de Estudios Peruanos): Por su proximidad al estrecho de Panamá, y su relativamente fácil conexión con los puertos de la costa, el norte peruano desarrolló una economía peculiar dentro del conjunto del país. Sus características incluyen un activo sector de agricultura y ganadería comercial, una […]
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Chapter in BookInvestigación para el desarrollo en el Perú: once balances
Instituciones, normas sociales y comportamiento
2016 Miguel Jaramillo
Are institutions having the effect that we intended? In recent years, the economics literature has revealed the role that incentives and non-material motivations play in affecting the behavior of economic agents. While some actions are performed due to their intrinsic value, some are carried out because of the information they convey about the actor, and […]
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JournalLaborem
La perspectiva económica de la regulación laboral y la legislación laboral peruana
2016 Miguel Jaramillo
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Effects of fertility on women’s working status
2016 Miguel Jaramillo
As in other developing countries, Peru’s demographic transition is well underway. Concurrently, women’s labor market participation and employment rates have substantially increased. In this paper the authors estimate the causal effect that the reduction in fertility rates has on women’s employment using instrumental variables already tested in developed countries—twins in the first birth and the […]
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Impact evaluation and policy decisions: where are we? A Latin American think tank perspective
2015 Miguel Jaramillo, Lorena Alcazar
This paper by Jaramillo and Alcázar addresses questions that go to the heart of impact evaluation research: how much has the field achieved towards its goal of informing public policies, and which factors may have been furthering or hindering this goal? Looking primarily at its own experience, a Peruvian think tank, the Group for the […]
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Designing an Effective CCT
2011 Miguel Jaramillo
This brief analyses the most important CCT design elements from the Latin American experience: the target population, incentives and conditionalities, and entry and exit rules to help other countries as they make design decisions to adapt CCTs to their own contexts.
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Minería hoy / Hacia una reforma integral de la capacitación
2007 Juana Kuramoto, Miguel Jaramillo
Minería hoy: la bonanza que no hay que desperdiciar / Hacia una reforma integral de la capacitación.
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Políticas para mejorar el desempeño del mercado laboral / Las concesiones de infraestructura en el sector portuario
2005 Miguel Jaramillo, Lorena Alcazar
Políticas para mejorar el desempeño del mercado laboral / Las concesiones de infraestructura en el sector portuario: un balance de la experiencia de Matarani.
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Projects
- Evaluación del Impacto del Programa PARSALUD para reducir la mortalidad maternal sobre el acceso a servicios de salud materna y parto institucionalMay 2007
- Diseño de un Sistema de Post Monitoreo de proyectos de FONCODESMay 2007
- 2006 Fondoempleo, profile evaluationAugust 2006
- Las Políticas de Desarrollo de Habilidades en el Perú: el rol de los actores nacionales e internacionalesJuly 2006
- Beneficios de Projoven según niveles de pobrezaMay 2006
- Developing the Poverty PageJanuary 2006
- Las Políticas para el Financiamiento de las Pymes en el PerúDecember 2005
- Servicio de Consultoría Estudio sobre oferta y demanda en la educación en Áreas RuralesDecember 2005
- Jóvenes Creadores de Negocios de Puno IISeptember 2005
- Estudio sobre los Recursos Humanos en salud en el Perú: gestión, distribución, regulación, formación y condiciones laboralesAugust 2005
Media
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The improbable transition to formality, by Miguel Jaramillo
September 8, 2022 Employment, productivity and innovation
“Two traits are key to characterizing workers who transition from informality to formality: education and age. Greater education increases the probability of entering salaried formality from all labor segments, and more pronounced for the increase in education. high school to high school.” Miguel Jaramillo, Senior Researcher at GRADE, shares recent evidence on mobility between the […]
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Miguel Jaramillo: “Clear processes are needed for any regulatory reform and a public discussion based more on evidence than on ideological principles”
June 27, 2022 Employment, productivity and innovation
“A first point is that the Ministry establishes a clear position regarding the generation of formal employment. […] A second point is the need to have a stable regulatory framework. Norms cannot be approved without following a minimum public discussion procedure. Another point is what the Ministry can do to make life in formality easier. […]
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Labor market and poverty, by Miguel Jaramillo Baanante
June 12, 2022 Employment, productivity and innovation
“The number of people with a formal job was the lowest in almost a decade, 3.78 million people. The combination of low growth in formal employment, growing informality and meager recovery of income in the informal sector condemns us to greater poverty”. Miguel Jaramillo, Senior Researcher at GRADE, analyzes the panorama of the labor market and poverty […]
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Miguel Jaramillo: “The policies of this government serve a very specific political clientele”
May 16, 2022 Employment, productivity and innovation
Formal workers —especially unionized ones— are the ones who have been prioritized in recent labor measures, according to Miguel Jaramillo, Senior Researcher at GRADE. The dialogue also addressed issues such as the minimum wage, productivity, the release of the AFP, poverty, among others. Read the full interview in El Comercio. Subscribe for access.
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Labor Day: How to reduce job insecurity in Peru?
May 1, 2022 Employment, productivity and innovation
Forced labor is not only labor without a contract. There has to be the exercise of violence against these people, so that they can effectively do the job. They have mobility restrictions. They can be locked up in a certain area. In general, there is a set of actions that subvert their individual freedom”. Miguel […]
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Labor stability: good intentions and perverse results, by Miguel Jaramillo
December 12, 2017 Employment, productivity and innovation
Miguel Jaramillo shares his thoughts in Gestión about the effects of the labor reform promoted by the Constitutional Court in 2001 on the type of contract decisions and the well-being of workers: “This reform led to the replacement of just over 900,000 permanent jobs. Due to permanent contracts offer better salaries than temporary contracts, the loss […]
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Ideas for better policies. Miguel Jaramillo’s op-ed in On Think Tanks Annual Report 2016
February 22, 2017
“We believe that pluralism is an essential atribute of the community of think tanks in democratic societies. However, developing countries typically lack strong communities of this sort”. Read our executive director, Miguel Jaramillo‘s op-ed in On Think Tanks annual report 2016, an initiative focused on the development of policy research institutes or think tanks.
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Es más fácil deshacerse de los no calificados
November 2, 2015 Education and learning, Employment, productivity and innovation, Poverty and equality
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No aconsejo incremento, por Miguel Jaramillo
May 21, 2015 Employment, productivity and innovation, State reform and public institutions
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Diferencia y formalidad, por Miguel Jaramillo
March 10, 2015 Employment, productivity and innovation, State reform and public institutions
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Metropolitan Lima does not see employment growth since May 2017
April 9, 2018 Employment, productivity and innovation
Formal employment in urban areas of Peru fell 0.5% in February, accumulating eight consecutive months of decline, according to the Ministry of Labor and Promotion of Employment. In addition, there have been 14 months in which formal employment in Metropolitan Lima observed a fall. According to our senior researcher, Miguel Jaramillo, “although economic activity is not […]
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The Peruvian laboral clutter
April 8, 2018 Employment, productivity and innovation
The Compendium of Standards on Labor Legislation of the Ministry of Labor, updated to August 2017, has 136 standards compiled in almost 1,400 pages and more than 2,000 articles. In an article by El Comercio on the complexity of labor legislation. For our senior researcher, Miguel Jaramillo, it is not reasonable to expect a small […]
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Minimum wage increase would arrive without economic justification and would affect formal employment
March 12, 2018 Employment, productivity and innovation
Within a few days for the decision that the Ministry of Labor will take on the minimum wage increase, Semana Económica reviews its justification at a time of the labor market of greater informality and rise of underemployment. Miguel Jaramillo, senior researcher at GRADE and one of the authors of the study The deprotecting effects of employment protection, […]
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Miguel Jaramillo explains the effects of Venezuelan migration over employment and incomes in Peru
January 25, 2018 Employment, productivity and innovation
What is the effect of the arrival of Venezuelan migrants in our country’s employment and income? Our senior researcher, Miguel Jaramillo, said in Radio Programas del Perú that the impact is minimal and in very specific sectors: “In some cases it could provide additional labor in some sectors where it is needed and in other cases […]
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Why is there an “epidemic” of temporary contracts in Peru?
December 11, 2017 Employment, productivity and innovation
The Peruvian Institute of Economics, via El Comercio, highlights the findings of the study by Miguel Jaramillo, Julio Almonacid and Luciana De La Flor, “The deprotecting effects of employment protection: the impact of the 2001 labor reform”. The stury shows that by 2015, the ruling of the Constitutional Court of 2001 would have cost the creation […]
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Presentations
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¿Tiene el Presupuesto Participativo efecto en la calidad de los servicios públicos? El caso del sector de agua y saneamiento en el Peru
Lima-Perú, 15 June, 2017
Presentación del libro "Mejorando el acceso y la calidad de los servicios públicos en América Latina: gobernar y servir”
Selected Publications
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Contratos laborales en el Perú: dinámica y determinantes
2019 Miguel Jaramillo, Daniela Campos
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Los efectos desprotectores de la protección del empleo. El impacto de la reforma del contrato laboral de 2001
2019 Miguel Jaramillo, Julio Almonacid, Luciana de la Flor