Federico Juncosa
Applied economist — infrastructure, labor markets, and the energy transition.
Applied economist working at the intersection of economic research and public policy in Latin America and the Caribbean, with a focus on growth, infrastructure, energy transition, and labor markets.
Buenos Aires, Argentina · cfjuncosa@gmail.com · Google Scholar · LinkedIn
Featured
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The Effect of Split-Ticket Voting Costs on Effective Enfranchisement
Published in Electoral Studies · with Germán Villegas-Bauer.
Studies the impact of voting technology on split-ticket voting and political fragmentation. -
Local Shocks in Labor Markets: Competition and Information Flow Among Peers
Working paper under review · with Lucila Berniell and Dolores de la Mata.
Presents causal evidence on local labor supply shocks and labor market outcomes of young job seekers in Argentina. -
Labor Market Impacts of a Job Apprenticeship Program for People with Disabilities
Work in progress · with Inés Berniell, Lucila Berniell, Belén Cañuelo, Victoria Castillo, Dolores de la Mata, Gerardo García-Oro, Néstor Grión, and Luis Laguinge.
Analyzes the impacts and mechanisms of a subsidized formal employment program on labor market outcomes of people with disabilities. -
Unlocking Growth in a Changing World: Formalization, Innovation, and Integration for Latin America and the
Caribbean
Co-edited volume · with Fernando Alvarez Parra.
Growth agenda structured around the “3 Is”: formalization, innovation, and integration. -
Knowledge that Transforms: 20 Years Serving a Prosperous, Inclusive, and Sustainable Future
Co-edited volume · with Fernando Alvarez Parra.
Anniversary volume of CAF’s Report on Economic Development (RED), synthesizing a comprehensive development perspective.
Contact
Email: cfjuncosa@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cfjuncosa/
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