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Publications of Maximo Torero

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  Chapter in BookWhat difference do unions make?: their impact on productivity and wages in Latin America

  Union density changes and union effects on firm perfomance in Peru

  2005 Maximo Torero
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  Chapter in BookICTs and Indian economic development

  Telecommunications and economic growth: implications for India

  2005 Maximo Torero, Arjun Bedi, Shyamal Chowdhury
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  Chapter in Book Privatization in Latin America: myths and reality

  Peruvian privatization: impacts of firms perfomance

  2005 Maximo Torero
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  Chapter in BookSpatial inequality and development

  Adverse geography and differences in welfare in Perú

  2005 Javier Escobal, Maximo Torero
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  JournalCuadernos de economía

  Measuring the impact of assest complementarities: the case of rural Perú

  2005 Javier Escobal, Maximo Torero

  This paper analyzes three types of public infrastructure and services: “traditional infrastructure”, “human-capital-generating public services” and “information and communication technologies”.
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  Working paper

  Mercados agrícolas y los pobres en zonas rurales

  2004 Maximo Torero, David Orden, Gulati Ashok

  Paper for workshop of the Poverty Reduction Network (POVENET).
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  Chapter in BookMercado y gestión del microcrédito en el Perú

  Diferencias en el acceso de las mujeres al microcrédito en el Perú e impacto de la tenencia del título de propiedad

  2004 Maximo Torero, Erica Field

  El presente estudio pretende medir el acceso de las mujeres al microcrédito en el Perú. Asimismo, busca examinar el vínculo entre la distribución por género de los derechos de propiedad y las limitaciones en el acceso de las mujeres peruanas al crédito.
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  Chapter in BookReality check: assessing the distributional impact of privatization

  Peru after privatization: are telephone consumers better off?

  2004 Maximo Torero, Alberto Pascó-Font, Enrique Schroth
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  Chapter in BookLaw and employment: lessons from Latin America and the Caribbean

  Labor market reforms and their impacts over formal labor demand and job market turnover: the case of Peru

  2000 Maximo Torero
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  Working paper

  Gender and racial discrimination in hiring: a pseudo audit study for three selected occupations in Metropolitan Lima

  2004 Hugo Ñopo, Maximo Torero, Jaime Saavedra, Martín Moreno

  We analyze gender and racial diferences in hiring for a particular segment of the market of three selected occupations in Metropolitan Lima: salespersons, secretaries and (accounting and administrative) assistants.