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(A) Education Production Functions

# Author(s) Affiliations Research proposal title  
1 Alzúa, Maria Laura, G. Cruces and L. Gasparini CEDLAS, Universidad Nacional de La Plata The quality of education in Argentina: Education production function and policy change
2 Silber, Jacques, and Joseph Deutsch Bar-Ilam University-Israel Estimating Education Production Functions
3 Silber, Jacques, and Joseph Deutsch Bar-Ilam University-Israel On the intergenerational transmission of inequality in life chances: an ordinal approach.
4 Silber, Jacques, and Joseph Deutsch Bar-Ilam University-Israel On the intergenerational transmission of inequality in life chances: a cardinal approach.
5 Macdonald, Kevin, Felipe Barrera, Juliana Guaqueta,
Harry Patrinos y
Emilio Porta
World Bank, Washington DC. Estimating the Determinants of Gender and Socio-Economic Differences in Learning Achievement in Latin America
6 Metzler, Johannes y Ludger Wößmann University of Munich The Impact of Teacher Subject Knowledge on Student Learning
7 Thomas Otter,
Carlos Villalobos,
Cynthia Gonzalez
UNDP, Paraguay Quality and Inequality Determinants in Primary Education in Paraguay
9 Zubizarreta, José NYU Educational Outcomes of the Children of the Poor: the Chilean Case
10 Guzmán, J and Urzúa Sergio U. of Chicago and NorthWestern University Disentangling the role of Pre-Labor Market Skills and Family
Background when Explaining Inequality
11 Mayer David CIDE The cognitive transition in Mexico.
(B) Health Production Functions  
12 Crespo, Anna and Mauricio Reis World Bank and IPEA Child health and socioeconomic status in brazil: is that the origin of the gradient?
14 Seinfeld, Janice Universidad del Pacífico, Perú Identifying successful strategies for fighting child malnutrition in Peru
15 De la Jara, Marcelo Banco de México Birth Weight Outcomes in Bolivia, Honduras, Nicaragua and Peru.
16 David Mayer CIDE Early Child Development Inequities in Bolivia, Brazil, Guatemala and
Peru: Local versus individual concentration index decomposition
(C) Equality of Opportunities in Human Development and Mobility
18 Contreras, D, Fuentealiza, P y Acero, C UNDP Chile Determinants of Low Intergenerational Mobility in Chile
19 Maria Emma Santos, Emma Samman, Gastón Yalonetzky Oxford Poverty and Human Development Inititative The rol of agency in the transmission of inequality
20 Garance Genicot and Debraj Ray Georgetown University and New York Universtiy The rol of aspirations in the transmission of inequality
21 Aniel Altamirano*, Luis Felipe López Calva* and Isidro Soloaga** (*)UNDP y (¨**)El Colegio de México Inequality and teenagers’ educational aspirations in urban Mexico.
(D) Political Economy  
22 Juan Dubra y R. DiTella C.Mellon y Harvard Argentina Country Case Study
24 Carlos Elizondo CIDE Mexico Country Case Study
(E) Other papers    
25 Miguel Urquiola Columbia The intergenerational transmission of education in Latin America: What are the key constraints?
26 Gary Fields Cornell Income Mobility within a generation
27 Florencia Torche NYU Sociological and Economic Approaches to the Intergenerational Transmission of Inequality in Latin America
28 Suman Seth Vanderbitl A class of Association Sensitive Multidimensional
Well-being Indices
30 Jérémie Gignoux PSE Educational Expansion and Inequality of Earnings Opportunities: Recent Trends in L. A. Countries
31 Raby Kanbur Cornell Intergenerationalities: Some Educational Questions on Quality, Quantity and Opportunity
32 Leonardo Gasparini
Guillermo Cruces
Leopoldo Tornarolli
Mariana Marchionni
CEDLAS A Turning Point? Recent Developments on Inequality in Latin America and the Caribbean
34 Andrea Vigorito y Rodrigo Arim Universidad de la República, Uruguay IDH ajustados por desigualdad.
  Maria Emma Santos, Emma Samman Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative Agency and Empowerment: A Review of Concepts, Indicators and Empirical Evidence
  Aniel Altamirano*, Luis Felipe López Calva* and Isidro Soloaga** (*)UNDP y (¨**)El Colegio de México Inequality and aspirations.
The case of teenager’s education in 3 Latin American cities
  Aniel Altamirano*, Luis Felipe López Calva* and Isidro Soloaga** (*)UNDP y (¨**)El Colegio de México El Impacto Intergeneracional de las Habilidades Cognitivas.
El Caso de México
  Elena Arias Ortiz ECARES, ULB Perceived Social Mobility and Educational Choices in LAC
         

 

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