Data and Public Policy
Data analysis and empirical evidence to evaluate public policies and understand economic and social phenomena.
The Data and Public Policy research area uses empirical tools and data analysis to evaluate public policies and understand complex economic and social phenomena.
Through quantitative methodologies, it generates evidence for the analysis and evaluation of public policies across different areas of economic development.
Its research spans topics such as labor markets, health, finance and pensions, as well as financial markets and their impact on the economy.
Approach: This research area emphasizes the use of data and quantitative methods to generate rigorous evidence for analyzing public policies and contributing to the understanding of economic and social challenges.
Research Topics: Labor markets, Health, Finance and pensions, Financial regulation, Economic development
Through quantitative methodologies, it generates evidence for the analysis and evaluation of public policies across different areas of economic development.
Its research spans topics such as labor markets, health, finance and pensions, as well as financial markets and their impact on the economy.
Approach: This research area emphasizes the use of data and quantitative methods to generate rigorous evidence for analyzing public policies and contributing to the understanding of economic and social challenges.
Research Topics: Labor markets, Health, Finance and pensions, Financial regulation, Economic development
Researchers
Pablo Muñoz Henríquez
Universidad de Chile
Marcel Goic
Pamela Jervis
Ph.D. in Economics, University College London
