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2022-18: Do immigrants take or create natives' jobs? Evidence of Venezuelan immigration in Peru

Celia Vera and Bruno Jimenez

2020-08: Academic Aptitude Signals and STEM field participation: A Regression Discontinuity Approach

Marcos Agurto, Sandra Buzinsky, Siddharth Hari, Valeria Quevedo, Sudipta Sarangi and Susana Vegas

2020-07: Empowering College Students through Community Engagement: Experimental Evidence from Peru

Marcos Agurto, Sandra Buzinsky, Fernando Fernandez and Javier Torres

2020-6: Local ambassadors promote mobile banking in Northern Peru

Marcos Agurto, Habiba Djebbari, Sudipta Sarangi, Brenda Silupu, Carolina Trivelli and Javier Torres

2019-10: Prenatal Exposure to Marijuana and Infant Health in the US

Fernando Fernandez

2019-4: Targeting when Poverty is Multidimensional

Marcos Agurto, Cesar Calvo and Miguel Carpio

2016-3: Vulnerability to Poverty: Theory

Cesar Calvo

2016-2: Keep the Chimneys Working: Improved Cooking Stoves and Housewives'Health in the Peruvian Andes

Marcos Agurto Adrianzén

2016-1: Migration as a channel of persistence of the effects of Peru?s mining mita: what surnames may reveal

Miguel Carpio and María Guerrero Barreto