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YSI LATIN AMERICA CONVENING

19 - 21 July 2018Buenos Aires

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Welcome!

Institute forNew Economic Thinking

We are pleased to welcome you to the 2018 YSI LATIN AMERICA CONVENING in Buenos Aires, Argentina!

We hope that the YSI Latin America Convening will inspire you to broaden your horizons and spark your curiosity. We strive to provide a welcoming environment for developing economic thinking that overcomes intellectual barriers, resonates with society and serves our global society.

There is great polarization in our policy discourse and society. We are in need of new economic thinking which can inform our policy options and better reflect the new economic realities. Much of Latin America has faced a great deal of hardships in recent history. It is up to us to now face and overcome the pressing challenges in economic thinking and policy responses to help us live in healthy and prosperous societies.

We are very happy that you’ll be joining our community in the coming days and getting to know like minded young scholars who would like to face these challenges together with you. Thank you for sharing your passion, thoughts, and inquiries and therefore contribute an open, respectful, and enriching environment.

We look forward to facing these global economic challenges together as the next generation of new economic thinkers.

Welcome!

The Organizing TeamCecilia Rikap, Lead OrganizerJay Pocklington, Manager YSIHeske van Doornen, Manager YSI Thomas Vass, Manager YSI

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Practical Information

Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA)Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, Av. Córdoba 2122, Buenos Aires Metro stops: Facultad de Medicina (line D), Pasteur (line B), Córdoba (line H).

The convening takes place in two distinct venues, not far from one another:

Participants who were granted accommodation reside in the following hotels:

Universidad Nacional de San Martín (UNSAM)Av. Pres. Roque Sáenz Peña 832, Buenos Aires. Metro Stops: Diagonal Norte (line C), 9 de Julio (line D), Carlos Pellegrini (line B).

VENUE LOCATIONS

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Petit Recoleta SuitesPres. José Evaristo Uriburu 1183, Capital Federal

Petit Recoleta SuitesMarcelo T de Alvear 1893,Capital Federal

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Patios de Recoleta José Andrés Pacheco de Melo 2009, Capital Federal

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Rosario MieresQuintana 500, Capital Federal

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YSI is open to anyone interested in the spirit of new economic thinking. Together we contribute to a playground of ideas that allows each of us to pursue our curiosity in a collaborative and supportive environment.

In doing so, we strive to include people from different backgrounds, embrace diverse cultural, academic, and professional experiences and create a stimulating, respectful, and rewarding experience for all our members.

We are committed to events that are free from discrimination of any kind, regardless of race, religion, color, national origin, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, transgender status, age, disability or political opinion. We thank you for contributing to such an environment that allows all of us to express ourselves freely and be heard.

YSI is a platform of collective learning and intellectual enrichment, and we appreciate your adherence to these ground rules:

If you are subjected to or witness behavior that is not in accordance with these principles, please let us know by contacting the organizer of your working group, a member of CRC or a YSI Manager. Any incident is also liable to be assessed by any partner organization under its own code of conduct.

CONTACT:

Ms. Cecilia Rikap | [email protected] Ms. Heske van Doornen | [email protected]. Jay D. Pocklington | [email protected]

Mr. Thomas Vass | [email protected]. Danilo Spinola | [email protected]. Marcos Reis | [email protected]

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Partner EventsJuly 10-13, 2018: The Universidad Nacional de San Martin (UNSAM) hosts its winter school, attracting students from around Argentina.

July 16, 2018: Globelics in Latin America (Lalics) will organize a forum for PhD candidates working on development and/or innovation from around Argentina.

July 17-18, 2018: The First ‘Conference on Development Planning’ is organized by six Argentinean Universities (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Universidad Nacional San Martín, Universidad Nacional General Sarmiento, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, Universidad Nacional de Moreno and FLACSO) and two other institutions (The EPOG Master Course and Economía Femini(s)ta). More information at https://conferenciaolivera.wordpress.com

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YSI is organized through a number of working groups set up along topical as well as geographical lines. In these groups, we create stimulating environments for new economic thought and inquiry in a wide range of subject matters. Anyone is encouraged to join the working group(s) of their interests.

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Young Scholars InitiativeThe Young Scholars Initiative (YSI) is an international community comprised of students, young professionals, and researchers. There are over 4000 people in 125 countries registered on the Young Scholars Directory. Together we form a global community of critical thinkers.


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13 YSI WORKING GROUPSComplexity Economics (Danilo Sartorello Spinola, Vanessa de Lima Avanci)Economics of Innovation (Manuel Gonzalo, Olga Mikheeva)Economic History (Peter Heggie Bent)Finance, Law, and Economics (Amarilys Abreu)Financial Stability (Mathes Trotta Vianna, Míriam Oliveira Silva Português)Gender and Economics (Magali Brosio)History of Economic Thought (Ian Coelho de Souza Almeida, Adriana Calcagno)Inequality, Keynesian Economics (Patricia Andrade de Oliveira e Silva, Francisco Javier Ardila Suarez) Latin America (Julia Ferreira Torracca)Sustainability (David Antoine Georgeson, Felipe Tavares)States and Markets (Nicolás Adrián Aguila, Esther Majerowicz Gouveia, Cecilia Alejandra Rikap) Urban and Regional Economics (Renan Pereira Almeida, Igor Santos Tupy, Jakob Otto Wilhelm Sparn)

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Martín AbelesCEPAL (Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean)

Leticia ArroyoCity University of New York

Laura Barbosa de CarvalhoUniversity of São Paulo

Marta BekermanInstituto de Investigaciones Económicas, Universidad de Buenos Aires

Arturo O ConnellIndependent Research

Osvaldo GirardinUniversidad Nacional de Moreno

Patricia GuttiUniversidad Nacional de Quilmes Stephanie KeltonStony Brook University

Dany LangCentre d'Economie de Paris Nord, Université Paris Nord (EPOG)

William Lazonick University of Massachusetts Lowell

Maria MaltaUniversidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

Juan Martín GrañaUniversity of Buenos Aires- CONICET

25 MENTORSAna Luíza Matos de OliveiraUniversidade Estadual de Campinas

Ruth MuñozUniversidad Nacional General Sarmiento

Cecilia NahónAmerican University Washington

Daniela PratesUniversidade Estadual de Campinas

Martín RapettiUniversidad de Buenos Aires-CONICET

Corina Rodríguez EnríquezConsejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET)

Verónica RomeroUniversidad de Buenos Aires

Florencia Romina SemberConsejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET)

Stephanie SeguinoUniversity of Vermont

Harley SilvaUniversidade Federal do Pará

Marina SzapiroUniversidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

Miguel VazquezFlorence School of Regulation

Ariel WirkiermanGoldsmiths, University of London

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Financial stability issues : Experiences in Latin America and Argentina

Economic History Urban and Regional Economics

States and Markets

Economics of Innovation

KeynesianEconomics

Inequality Finance, Law, and Economics

Latin America

History of Economic Thought

Financial Stability 1

WORKING GROUP MEETING

Meet the YSI Economic History Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!

All people and all ideas are welcome.


Meet the YSI Urban and Regional Economics Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!



Meet the YSI States and Markets Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!

All people and all ideasare welcome.


Meet the YSI History of Economic Thought Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!



Meet the YSI Keynesian Economics Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!



Meet the YSI Economics of Innovation Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!



Meet the YSI Inequality Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!



Meet the YSI Finance, Law, and Economics Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!



Meet the YSI Latin America Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!


MENTOR: Daniela Prates

Julian Grancharoff: The Return of the Prodigal Son: ETFs, Monetary Policy Normalization and Argentina’s (re) integration to the Global Financial Cycle Co-authors: Pablo Wahren and Ivan Weigandi

Ezequiel Greco Laplane: External integration and financial fragility in Argentina

Nicolás Burotto: Boom-and-bust cycles in Latin America: interest rate, debt and financial fragility

Santiago Rodrigo Cesteros: On macroeconomic volatility and wealth dollarization: the Argentine case

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Thursday, 19 July

8:30 - 9:00

UNSAM 603 UNSAM 605 UNSAM 608

12:45 - 13:45

13:45 - 15:30

REGISTRATION

LUNCH BREAK

Roundtable 1Structural change and inno-vation for development

States and Markets 1

Gender 2

Gender 1

Complexity 1

Roundtable 2 HET and Economic History in the XXI Century

Re-thinking care work within a Feminist framework

- Florencia Romina Sember- Verónica Romero- Maria Malta- Leticia Arroyo

- Martín Abeles- Miguel Vazquez- Marina Szapiro

Dario Clemente: Market and planning: Brazilian “neo-developmentalism” and the “national champions” strategy for domestic companies

Martin Ferroni: Exchange rate determination and the global unity of capital accumulation

Jose Montoya: Uneven development and divergent state conceptions

Henry Colina Hernandez:The debate of State versus Market: a false dilemma?

Maria Martha Brito: Global Value Chains and National Systems of Innovation: policy implications for developing countries

Measuring gender inequalityComplexity methods applied to case studies

MENTOR: Corina Rodríguez Enríquez

Eduardo Ignacio Almiron Denis: Gender roles, caregiving and labor conditions in contemporary Argentina

Jimena Frei: Gender roles, caregiving and labor conditions in contemporary Argentina

Lucia Giambroni: A Mother´s Worth: monetary valuation in the reparation of a femicidio

Lucia Cirmi Obon: The leave kite: care penalties of the Argentinean parental leave

Gabriella Pinheiro: Single parent women run families in Brazil: Who are these women? Co-author: Matheus Souza Peçanha

MENTOR: Miguel Vazquez

Alicia Richins: Prospects for Prosperity in Caribbean SIDS: A System Dynamics Model of Land Use Change

Hector de Moura Luz: Coevolutive Dynamics in Transportation Policy Analysis

Gustavo Andreão: The role of institutional learning in technology adoption: an agent-based model for the case of utility-level solar PV in Brazil (2014-2017)

Rodrigo Magaldi: Knowledge mobilization in the system of science, technology and health innovation associated with diabetes in Mexico

Lucas Teixeira Araújo: Brazilian regional heterogeneity and the complexity index: a study to metalworking complex

Natsumi Shokida: Gender inequalities in Argentina: socioeconomic indicators from public datasets of the Permanent Household Survey

Fatima Guaman: Women participation in the labor force in Latin America

Elizabeth Rivera Gomez: Time Allocation as a key Capability for Youth Wellbeing: A Multi-dimensional Index to Monitor Household Inequalities

Cicero Braga: Gender, time use and food security: Evidences from Brazil

Larissa Simoes: Discontinuity and persistence in domestic work in metropolitan Brazil

Reconceptualizing established notions: the need of a general theory for understanding contemporary capitalism

Innovation 1Policy approach to innovationMENTOR: Marina Szapiro

Florencia Fiorentin: Innovation policy for better Jobs. The impact of public funds on innovation and employment among Argentinean manufacturing firms

Fernanda Steiner Perin: Policies to support the internationalization of companies: a study of multiple cases of the Brazilian pharma-ceutical sector

Camila Gramkow: Green fiscal stimulus packages

Manuel Gonzalo: Startups and young innovative firms mergers & acquisitions: an antitrust debate?

Dario Vasquez: New mission-oriented policies for grand challenges: what is their potential to generate spillovers? Some evidence from macro panel data comparing defense and healthcare cases

Latin America 1Macrofinancial policies & development challenges

MENTOR: Martín Abeles

Leandro Bona: TBD

Alejandro Márquez-Velázquez: Post-boom macro policies in an oil-dependent and democratic emerging country. Waiting for Godot?

Guilherme Cardoso: Impacts of the expenditure ceiling in Brazil: an application of Computable General Equilibrium model.

Debora Pimentel: Asymmetric Exchange Rate Pass-Through: Evidence, Inflation Dynamics and Policy Implications for Brazil (1999-2016)

Lucas Freddo: Inflation Targeting in Latin America: the role of the exchange rate

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Thursday, 19 July

15:30 - 17:15

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18:30 - 20:30

21:00 - 22:00 DINNER

OPENING KEYNOTE: Theories of the Firm and Predatory Value Extraction

Latin America 2Inequality 1

WALK to UBA (AV. CÓRDOBA 2122)

COFFEE - Meet the Partner Organizations

Macrofinancial policies & development challenges (II)

Challenges to promoteequality in LatinAmerica

MENTOR: Martín Abeles

Fernando Sossdorf: In search of the Chilean jaguar: product diversification and high growth

Maximiliano Ozono: Building our maker movement: Innovation, practices and challenges for the Argentinian maker communitiesCo-author: Octavio Lerena

Giovanni Jiménez: Financialisation and development in the periphery

Monika Meireles:Financialization, banking and development in Brazil and Mexico: confluences for a new approach

MENTOR: Ariel Wirkierman, Ana Luíza de Matos de Oliveira

Daniel Rojas-Lozano: The leftist threat: Income inequality in Latin America in the 21st Century

Nicolás Monzón: Distributive preferences and subjective well-being: The pleasure of inequality in Latin AmericaCo-authors: Castillo Kevin and Hernandéz Justo

Jorge Lo Cascio: Una propuesta para la medición multi-dimensional de la pobreza

Michael França: Soap Opera, Fertility and Inequality: Can we build some relationship?

Eliana Tobasura: Subjective poverty line for Tunja Colombia 2015

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Economics of Innovation 2Systems approach to innovation: national, sectoral, regional

MENTOR: Patricia Gutti

Mario Bazan: Hybrids innovation systems: interactions between sectorial and regional systems of innovation in Peru

Danilo Chavez Rodriguez: Fostering knowledge mobility policies in diabetes: challenges building health innovation systems in Mexico

Victo Silva: Bibliometric Evidence on Innovation Systems Studies in Latin America

Caio Rocha: Niobium in Brazil: Economical Development Opportunities in a National Innovation System Approach

Salón de Actos, New Building, UBA


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Meet the YSI Sustainability Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!


MENTORS: Dany Lang, Laura Barbosa de Carvalho

Nahuel Guaita: TBD

Marcelo Tonon: Self-Defeating Austerity: Assessing the impacts of fiscal consolidation for the brazillian case

Ismael Valverde: Gibson paradox and inflation in Mexico: implications for monetary policy

Karina Ferracioli: Impact Analysis of BNDES credit policy on the socio economic development for the Northeast and Southeast regions of Brazil from 2006 to 2013


Meet the YSI Gender and Economics Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!



Meet the YSI Financial Stability Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!



Meet the YSI Complexity Economics Working Group and brainstorm what projects the group might take on next!


Keynesian 1 Sustainability Gender and Economics

FinancialStability

ComplexityEconomicsEconomic Policies in a

Keynesian Framework

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by William Lazonick. Discussant: Marina Szapiro

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Friday, July 20

8:30 - 9:00

9:00 - 11:00

11:00 - 11:15

11:15 - 13:00

13:00 - 14:30

REGISTRATION

COFFEE

History of Economic Thought 1

LUNCH PROVIDED - Meet the Community Report Committee (CRC),

Inequality 2

Marxism and marxist’sanalysis of History

Multidimensional Inequalities and Educational Effects in Latin America

MENTOR: Maria Malta

Pablo Pryluka: “Advertising is the art of creating new wants, Americans are supremely good at it”: Advertising Regulation and Consumerism in Argentina

Gabryela Borges:Rosa Luxemburg: accumulation and dependency in Latin America

Matheus Martins: O que há de marxista no pensamento de Sraffa?

Fernando Dachevsky: El marxismo y la historia económica de las naciones. Reflexiones a partir de los escritos de Lenin y Tugan-Baranovsky

Caio Vilella: TBD


Bruno Truzzi Rosa: Avaliação do programa bolsa trabalho e suas consequências sobre a violência homocida de jovens no município de osasco/sp

Roberta Salvini: Evaluation of the Impact of the Specialized Educational Assistance (AEE) on the School Lag of Special Education Students

Matías Ciaschi: Educational wage Premiums and changes in productive structure: Evidence for Latin America

Federico Corredor: The Price of Inequality: Social fragmentation and truncated development - the case of Colombia. Co-author: Natalia Moreno

Angelo Cozzubo: Multidimensional Horizontal Inequalities: A Study from the Voice of Older Adults in Peru

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Keynesian Economics 2Accumulation, Distribution and Structural Change

MENTOR: Dany Lang, Laura Barbosa de Carvalho

Arturo Magri:Proximity, technical change, and the regional problem for Argentinian innovation policy: a case study on the agricultural machinery sector

Fernando Barrios Aguirre: Efectos del esfuerzo innovador sobre diferentes componentes de la productividad: Evidencia para la industria manufacturera colombiana

André Luiz da Silva Teixeira: Idiosyncrasies of Firms’ Absorptive Capacity in a developing country context: preliminary results

Anna Martins: Patent Systems and Industrial Dynamics: A Comparative Approach

María Celeste Gómez: Innovation and productive heterogeneity in Argentinean industry


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Innovation 3 FinancialStability 2


Latin America 3 Gender 3Innovation-led competitiveness and new forms of organization

Financial StabilityIssues: Derivatives, Financialization, and Crypto-currencies

Power relations and the power of money in the era offinancialization

Public policy and inequality

Economic development: a feminist issue

Challenges for economic theory and policies in the aftermath of economic thinking crsis

Moneys in aglobalized world

Juan Gabriel: TBD

Daniel Goya: Obstacles to Innovation in Chile

Marilia Marcato: Upstreamness, exports and international competitiveness: lessons from the case of China

Jacobo Castellanos: The Hacker Ethic and the economic possibilities of technology

Amanda Silveira: The work organization of the network of collective Off-Axis

MENTOR: Daniela Prates

Tadeu Vas Pinto Pereira: Strategy to face crisis or financial trends? The case of companies listed on the BMF / Bovespa in the recent period

Saulo Abouchedid: Can Cryptocurrencies Ever Become 'Money'? Co-author: Olivia Bulio Mattos

Norberto Martins: Derivatives and systemic risk: lessons from Barings Bank, Long-Term Capital Management, Lehman Brothers and AIG

Nicolás Zeolla: TBD

MENTOR: Stephanie Kelton

Caroline Miaguti: From the periphery to the center: the entry and rise of the dollar in the International Monetary and Financial System (1913-1918)

Larissa Mazolli: Towards a critical perspective on financialization

Lucas Bressan de Andrade: Financialization and the Senses of Development: Theoretical Aspects and “Market Reforms” in Brazil

Tom Claudino dos Santos: The Political Economy of Financial Regulations and The Power of Finance: an Interpretation of Current Regulatory Trends

Sofia Maier: A developing trap? Aggregate economic fluctuations and human capital in a Latin American economy

Daniel Duque: Public Investment and Performance in Primary Education in Latin America: Decomposing expenditure and PISA's scores

Natassia Nascimento:How can taxation help reduce inequality in Latin America

Florencia Jaccoud: Relative wages in the manufacturing sector in Argentina within the framework of the New International Division of Labour

MENTOR: Stephanie Seguino

Violeta Guitart: The retirement income gap: the Argentine experience

Erika Márquez: Unremunerated domestic labor and its specificity in capital accumulation

Luciana Maria Rolon:Limits and potentialities of Gender Budgeting. Review of current methodologies for the argentinian caseCo-author: Camila Barón

Laura Galeano Zaldivar: An outlook to ECD in Cuba: some challenges in times of updating the economic model

- Stephanie Kelton- Daniela Prates- Arturo O’Connell

- Stephanie Seguino- Juan Martín Graña- Osvaldo Girardin

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an elected body of YSI members that looks after the health of the community and issues a Community Report.

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Friday, July 20

14:30 - 16:15

16:15 - 18:15

18:30 - 20:15 KEYNOTE: New Economic Thinking: Overcoming Intellectual Barriers


Economic History 1

Inequality 3

Changes in economicthought - fromclassical to modern economics

New economic thinking and Latin American economic history

Income andinequality: case studies

MENTOR: Maria Malta

Carla Curty: Methodological elements for the organization of history of Brazilian economic thought: the controversies approach

Patrick Fontaine: The Formation of Modern Brazilian Thought on Inflation

Julia Marchevsky: Motivations for economic progress in Adam Smith’s work

Guido Aschieri: Sismondi and the Theory of Bussines Cycle

MENTOR: Leticia Arroyo Abad (CUNY)

Mira Rita Oliveira: A transição econômica de Cuba: mudanças no governo Raul Castro e perspectivas para Miguel Díaz-Canel

Nicolás Bertholet: Empirical testing of the PPP approach and estimation of the real equilibrium exchange rate for Argentina and Brazil in the period 1950-2010.

Tobias de Paula Lima Souza: The Portuguese-Brazilian economic thought during the crisis of the colonial system.

Eloa Nascimento: Gain Slaves and Endogenous accumulation in Brazil: the nineteenth century

Renan Ferreira de Araujo:Value, money and capital: elements for a reading besides that money-commodity in Marx

Danielle Santanna: The History of Consumer Credit in Brazil


Federico Gonzalez Etchebehere: Preferences for redistribution and biased perceptions in Uruguay: Evidence of different patterns among income groups

Leydis Marcela: Institutional factors that affect inclusive businesses: The case of Banana Cooperatives in the Magdalena region (Colombia)

Debora Freire: Structural impacts of a cash transfer program: an application of a SAM based CGE model for Brazil

Pedro Maia: Negative Income Tax and Universal Basic Income in Brazil: Effects on Poverty


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18:15 - 18:30 COFFEE


20:15 - 22:00 COCKTAIL


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Sustainability 1 Complexity 2Urban and Regional Economics 1

Innovation 4Knowledge, learning and technological change

Life in the city: Uber, housing and employment

Market versus Planning? Rethinking the dichotomy in China and India

Social and political determinants of natural resource distribution

Studies on Economic Structures

MENTOR: Maria Szapiro

Fabian Britto: Linkage and knowledge transfer in Argentinian universities. A study of technollogy’s transfer offices.

Marianela Sarabia: Reshaping global production: About the role of knowledge and newer technology

Luiza Braga: Technological changes in the production of sugar and ethanol in Brail. Twenty-five years of development and crisis

Beatriz Orquídea Melo Martínez: Internationalization and technological learning in Mexican Multinational Enterprises of auto parts sector

MENTOR: Ruth Muñoz, Harley Silva

Kevin Enrique Gamero Tafur: Job accessibiliy and employability in the city of Cartagena

Igor Koehne: Do they get high? The effects of Amsterdam's coffee shops on real estate prices

Thais Haddad: The Uber effect: technological changes on the private transportation sector

Sergio Rosanovich: Public investment and urban capital gains. Spatial analysis and non-linear effects between the proximity to the subway network and house prices in Buenos Aires

Elisa Gomes: The Indian PPP Experience: Context, Empirical Evidence and Interpretations

Sergio Páez: Central America in the Chinese Rise during the beginning of the 21st Century

Ricardo Kotz: The New Silk Road and the Chinese State: geoeconomics in the XXI century

Ana Adelardi: The impact of China in the international price of manufactured products: an analysis based on unit labour costs

Micaela Fachinetti:Cambios recientes en Vaca Muerta (Neuquén, Argentina) y algunas cuestiones ambientales por resolver

Akinkunle Akinbinu:Heritage Tourism: The Back-and-Forth among Tourists, Sites and Residents

Carla Adriana Meneses da Rocha:Analysis of cooperation between governance structures and users of water resources: the Brazilian case

Julián Andrés Pico Larrota: An institutional agreement in the development model of California (Santander)

Elena Piedra: Agricultural diversification in Rio das Contas river basin, Bahia State, Brazil


Matias Iglesias: Correlation structures of economic variables from shared geographical layers

Luis Daniel Torres Gonzalez: The Persistent Statistical Structure of the US Input-Output Coefficient Matrices: 1963-2007

Rafael Venturini:What if the Mecca of the biologist lies in classical economics?

Cristiano Santos:Entrepreneurship as an Economic Complex System

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Roundtable 5Dealing with increasing inequalities from a regional perspective

Constrains of the national macroe-conomic policies in the globalized world

- Ariel Wirkierman- Ruth Muñoz- Martha Bekerman- Corina Rodríguez Enríquez

- Cecilia Nahón- Dany Lang- Martín Rapetti- Laura Barbosa de Carvalho

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by Cecilia Nahón, Jay Pocklington, Cecilia Rikap and Serving our Global Society

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Sustainability 2 Innovation 5

Structularism and Dependency in LA

Alternative approaches for sustainable governance

Innovation and industrial dynamics (I)

MENTOR: Florencia Romina Sember, Maria Malta

Nicolas Dvoskin: From underdevelopment to structural heterogeneity: the diagnosis of Latin American economies during the 60s and 70s

João Victor Machado:Celso Furtado: State and dependence in Latin America

João Marcos Hausmann Tavares:Maria da Conceição Tavares' contributions to the Latin American Economic Thinking

Henrique Cunha Viana:Economic planning and Minas Gerais's developmentalist tradition, the case of CEMIG (1930-1975)

Ana Paula Londe Silva:The “dependencia” theory in Celso Furtado’s writings between mid-1960s and mid-1970s

Mateus Cesar: Brazil's Traditional and New Commons

Gigante Vanina: Lorena: Gamifications techniques & Behavioral Economics: A good team for sustainability decision making?

Almendra Cremaschi:Q-methodology: a tool for co-construction of alternative pathways to sustainable development

Guilherme Gomes:Global Climate Governance: theoretical-epistemological contributions from an International Political Economy approach

Maria Cristina Oliveira Souza: Emissions associated to land-use change and forestry : Analysis of the Brazilian proposals to the Paris Agreement and evolution of its participation in the sectoral profile of emissions from Brazil (1970 - 2016)

Arturo Magri:Proximity, technical change, and the regional problem for Argentinian innovation policy: a case study on the agricultural machinery sector

Fernando Barrios Aguirre: Efectos del esfuerzo innovador sobre diferentes componentes de la productividad: Evidencia para la industria manufacturera colombiana

André Luiz da Silva Teixeira: Idiosyncrasies of Firms’ Absorptive Capacity in a developing country context: preliminary results

Anna Martins: Patent Systems and Industrial Dynamics: A Comparative Approach

María Celeste Gómez: Innovation and productive heterogeneity in Argentinean industry. Co-author: Carina Borrastero

Saturday, July 21

WORKSHOP Diversity Beyond Economic Theory; Realities and

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Complexity 3 Latin America 4 URE, FinancialStability, Inequality

Markets and Planning in the creative and innovative industries: Who plans whom?

Complex Systems, Economic Dynamics, and Network Analysis.

Industrial policy & structural transformation 10 years after 2008:

Financial (In)stability, uneven spatial impacts and the dynamics of Inequalities in Latin AmericaMENTOR: Verónica

Romero

Diego Cuneo: Can National States lead a develop process through the planning of innovation?

Pablo Benchimol: On the concept of innovation and its connection with the notion of National State. Some introductory notes

Catalina Aldama: The value of art and art museums: between the state and the market

Santiago Salinas: Planning in the field of economic relationships: the space industry as a case study


Diego Kozlowski; Description of international trade using a complex network model

Hector Suarez:Dynamics of a New Theory of the Price Level in Colombia

Federico Forte: A network analysis of the Argentinian overnight money market (2003-2017)

Zebulun Kreiter: Diversification Pathways for Greater Value-Added in Mineral and Metal Exports in Latin America

Lorenzo Cassini: Productive structure, technology, and economic development: network and clustering evidence from OCDE databases. Tobias de Paula Lima Souza; Structure and composition of Brazilian foreign trade: obstacles, trends and debates on a trade policy agenda

Haroldo Montagu:Industrialization and economic growth in Latin America: is the link missing or misunderstood?

Julia Callegari:The peculiar insertion of Brazil into global value chains - GVCs.

Antonio Paulo da Silva Mesquita JuniorDeindustrialization in Brazil and Regional analysis: Empirical evidence of unequal configuration. Co-author: Érica Carvalho

MENTOR: Harley Silva

Leticia Vellozo: Putting housing in the rights place: housing financialization in Brazil

Samir Luna de Almeida:The changes in inheritance taxation in Brazil between 1989 and 2016: a preliminary exploratory analysis

Aishameriane Schmidt:Monetary policy impact on inequality: evidences for Brazil.

Carlos Gachuz: The socio-economic impact of social currencies: The Mixiuhca in central Mexico

Thiago Rosa: Live long and prosper: a survival analysis applied to Prospera Program

Eduardo Cury: Labor, Wage and Inequality in the financial sector in Brazil

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Keynesian 2Studies in Economic Dynamics

MENTOR: Dany Lang, Laura Barbosa de Carvalho

Moritz Cruz: The endogeneity of productivity to effective demand: analyzing the case of disaggregate public spending

Eloy Fisher: A Stock-Flow Consistent Political Business Cycle: Kalecki's 1943 Model Revisited

Ana Carolina Bottega de Lima: Dynamic modelling in macro-economics: solutions for the delay differential equation of Kalecki’s business cycle model

Santiago Gahn: Is capacity utilization stationary? A critique of the Kaleckian model.Co-author: Alejandro González

Policy Responses in Latin America

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15:15 - 16:15

16:15 - 17:15

17:15 - 17:30

19:30

WRAP UP

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Inequality 4Mosaic of Inequalityin Latin America

Sustainability 3 Gender andEconomics 4Macro and Micro

Sustainability Gender Inequality inthe world of work

MENTOR: Ariel Wirkierman, Ana Luíza Matos de Oliveira

Carlo Lombardo: Convenio Colectivo, Sindicatos y Dispersión Salarial: Evidencia de Argentina

Lucas Terranova:The notion of "full employment" and the reproduction of the labor force in ArgentinaCo-authors: Gaspar Herrero and Sebastián Fernández Franco

Facundo Lastra:Differentiation of the working class and ‘super-exploitation’. Review of Latin-American theories on inequality and empirical analysis for the Argentinean case (1945-2016).

Camilo Burich: Value- Added Distribution of the Chilean Economy: An economic – spatial interdependence and aggregate regional and global inequality analysis

Teresa Meira: The new waste economy inside Rio de Janeiro's favelas

Ismael Diaz: Analysis of Early Citizen Participation in the Environmental Assessment Process of Projects in Chile

Paola Gevaerd Bernal:Sustainable management of native forest as a tool for development: Case Study– The province of Chaco since the implementation of Law N° 1762-R

Marc Barthelemy:Restoring Argentina's Economy

Camila Ureta:Gender Role and the Labour Market in Latin American Countries

Maritza Moraga:Gender role or negotiation?: relative wages and division of housework time in Chile

Lygia Sabbag Fares Gibb: The gendered impacts of working time flexibilization

Thaine Martins:Entre o privado e o público: diálogos da Economia Feminista com o mercado de trabalho no Brasil

Saturday, July 21

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AFTER PARTY - Pick up your ticket at the registration desk.

Av Callao 360, Capital Federal. Bauen, Salón Cascada

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Innovation 6Innovation and industrial dynamics (II)

Urband RegionalEconomics 2Exploring spaces - informal and alternativeeconomies

MENTOR: Marina Szapiro Jenyfeer Andrea Martinez Buitrago: Opportunities in the solar photovoltaics industry: An analysis from a product life cycle perspective

Felipe Kamia: TBD

Mariana Maria: Energy transition and the developing world: exploring the debate of a green techno-institucional change.

Luis Silva: CARACTERIZACIÓN DE LA ESTRUCTURA PRODUCTIVA Y DIFICULTADES PARA UN CRECIMIENTO DE LARGO PLAZO EN CHILE. Co-author: Félix Ordóñez

Emil Mella: TBD

Manuel Yañez: Privatization of public services in Argentina: recent trends and developments

Julian Barbella:The impact of agribusiness paradigm on multinational agricultural inputs companies within the specificity of Argentina’s economic structure.

Mateus Santana: Pension funds as an instrument of State action through indirect means: the experience of Brazilian pension funds in the Lula and Dilma governments

MENTOR: Arturo O Connell, Cecilia Nahón Lara Merling:Puerto Rico’s Peculiar Case: Bankruptcy of an Unincorporated Territory

Cássio Alves:SUSTAINABILITY OF BRAZILIAN PUBLIC DEBT: An Empirical Analysis

Juan Facundo Carcedo: States and International Finance Institutions: an approach to the relation between Argentina and the World Bank in the 21st century

MENTOR: Florencia Romina Sember, Maria Malta

Miguel Castillo: The teaching of economics: politics, ideology and markets

Rodrigo Costa de Andrade: TBD

Mariano Arana:Las primeras Economías Políticas en la Universidad de Buenos Aires, 1821-1945

Maísa Goulart: TBD

Andrea Galeotti:Does ideology affect economic theory?

MENTOR: Alan Cibils, Laura Barbosa de Carvalho, Daniela Prates Eduarda Mendonca:An Evaluation of Macroprudential Policies on Exchange Rates in Emerging Economies (2008-2017)Co-author: Leandro Vieira Lima Araujo

Tom Claudino dos Santos: The political economy of the renminbi’s internationalization in the hierarchy of currencies

Lais Silva: Unconventional monetary policies in the post-crisis: a Minskian critique

Iván Weigandi: Sectoral balances, endogenous money and the shortage of safe assets: An alternative explanation of the argentinian private sector external assets accumulation (2006-2016)

Nathalie Marins: Exchange rate dynamics in emerging market economies: the cases of Brazil and Mexico during the 2000’s

MENTOR: Ruth Muñoz, Harley Silva Renata Vieira: "We are the roots" - Production of space in a Brazilian Quilombola Community

Alan Delfino: Financial Structuring Project of the Association of Family Farmers of Piedade and Region - AAFPRE

States and Markets 5Markets vs Planning? Rethinking the dichotomy in Latin America

Finance, Law,and EconomicsSovereign Debt Sustainability


Keynesian Economics &Financial StabilityThe composition

of Economic field - Theory, Teaching and Ideology

Keynesian views on financial stability

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