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Publications

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  JournalEmpirica

  Severance payment programs in Latin America

  2005 Miguel Jaramillo

  Latin America stands out among different regions in the world for her high employment termination costs. To this contribute both a high level of severance payments and the existence of overlapping benefits. The effectiveness of these protective measures, however, is limited by the size of the informal sector, which, in turn, may be related to […]
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  Chapter in BookChile-Perú, Perú-Chile: 1820-1920

  Región y nación en los espacios del norte: desarrollos económicos y sociales en fases de transición: extremo Norte Peruano Chico Chileno

  2005 Miguel Almunia, Igor Goicovich
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  Chapter in BookPolitical crises, social conflict and economic development: the political economy of the Andean region

  Governability and economic perfomance in 1990s Peru

  2005 Miguel Jaramillo, Jaime Saavedra
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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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  JournalEconomía y Sociedad

  Planificación familiar y salud materno-infantil en el Perú: menos puede ser mejor

  2005 Martin Valdivia

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  Working paper

  Infraestructura rural: guías para diseñar intervenciones y lecciones aprendidas de PROVIAS Rural (Perú)

  2005 Javier Escobal, Marisol Inurritegui, Juan Benavides
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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”.