These are one of our main lines of policy-oriented research. They focus on topics that are central to economic and social development policies in the region. Typically, they are relevant to different sectors and countries. Research teams for these studies generally involve experts from outside the Office of the Chief Economist, including top internationally renowned researchers from universities and think tanks in the region.
2024
- (Daniel Riera-Crichton and Guillermo Vuletin)
2022
(Nadia Rocha and Michele Ruta)
2021
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(Mar¨ªa Marta Ferreyra, Lelys Dinarte, Sergio Urz¨²a and, Marina Bassi)
(Melissa Adelman and Renata Lemos)
2020
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(Fernando Blanco, Pablo Saavedra, Friederike Koehler-Geib, and Emilia Skrok)
2019:
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(Arturo Herrera and Eduardo Olaberria)
2018:
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(Joana Silva and Julian Messina) -
(Daniel Lederman, Justin T. Lesniak)
2017:
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(Guillermo Beylis and Barbara Cunha) -
(Javier E. Baez, Alan Fuchs, and Carlos Rodriguez-Castelan) -
(Maria Marta Ferreyra, Ciro Avitabile, Javier Botero ?lvarez, Francisco Haimovich Paz, and Sergio Urz¨²a)
2016:
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(Rafael de Hoyos, Halsey Rogers, and Miguel Sz¨¦kely) -
(Laura Chioda)
2015:
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(Tania Dmytraczenko and Gisele Almeida) -
(Jamele Rigolini and Renos Vakis)
2014:
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(J.T. Araujo, M. Brueckner, M. Clavijo, E. Vostroknutova, and K. Wacker) -
(Barbara Bruns and Javier Luque) -
(Tito Cordella, Pablo Federico, Carlos Vegh, and Guillermo Vuletin) -
(Maurizio Bussolo, Samuel Freije and Margaret Grosh) -
(Luis Felipe Lopez Calva and Jo?o Pedro Acevedo) -
(Nabil Chaherli and John Nash)
2013:
(Daniel Lederman, William Maloney and Juli¨¢n Messina)