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Working Papers
2018:
"A Escolarização em Portugal em 1940 e o Plano dos Centenários: Uma
análise quantitativa"
(with Pedro Gomes)
in Portuguese.. Submitted
2014:
The Transmission of
Preferences and Beliefs about female labor market participation: direct
evidence on the role of mothers (with
Jesus Carro
and
Ricardo Mora).
CEPR DP
10218 and
UC3M Economic Series 14-21.
2004:
"Bilateral Market Power and
Vertical Integration in the Spanish Electricity Spot Market" (with Kai-Uwe Kuhn)
CEPR
DP N. 4590.
Publications
(A previous
version can be found in
CEPR DP 10256).
Blog and Press about the article:
Lacea Vox (in English);
Nada es Grátis (in Spanish)
Literacy and Primary
School Expansion in Portugal: 1940-1962
(with Pedro Gomes).
Revista de Historia Economica/Journal of Iberian and
Latin American Economic History,
38(1),
March 2020, Special Issue on
Economic History of Portugal. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0212610919000302.
Coverage of Infertility
Treatment and Fertility Outcomes
(with Anna Sanz de Galdeano),
SERIES (The journal of the Spanish Economic Association), 6(4),
December 2015. (Available
here)
(A previous
version can be found in
CEPR DP 8445
and IZA DP 5783).
Can We Infer Hospital Quality from Medical
Graduates’ Residency Choices?
with Ricardo Mora and Antonio Romero-Medina,
Journal
of the European Economic Association, 10-6, December 2012, 1400-1424
(a previous
version available as
CEPR
Discussion Paper 6850)
Moral
hazard and the demand for health services: a matching estimator
approach (with
Anna Sanz de Galdeano
and Pedro Pita Barros),
Journal of Health Economics, Vol
27, July 2008, pp 1006-1025 (also available as
CEPR
Discussion Paper 5488)
Benchmarking for Productivity Improvement: a health care
application
(with Daniel A. Ackerberg and Michael H.
Riordan) International
Economic Review,
vol47 nº1, February 2006
Executive
summary:
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=877102
(NBER WP version)
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Work in Progress:
Motherhood and Labor Market Trajectories across Europe:
Harmonized Evidence on 29 countries
(with Ines Berniell, Lucila
Berniel,
Dolores de la Mata,
Maria Edo,
Yarine Fawaz and Mariana Marchionni)
Asymmetric Information with multiple risks: the case of the Chilean Private
Health Insurance Market
(with
Dolores de la Mata,
Pau Olivella
and
Nieves Valdés)
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