Alex Solís
I received a Ph.D. in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, in 2012.
I am an affiliated researcher at the Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción, Chile.
email: alexsolisv@gmail.com
Publications:
Accepted for publication in the Journal of Labor Economics.
Education Finance and Policy Vol. 17, issue 2, Spring.
(with David Card).
Journal of the European Economic Association Vol. 17, issue 6, November
(with Luca Repetto).
Journal of Political Economy. Vol. 125, issue 2. April: 562-622.
Media: New York Times * Wordlbank blog * Chicago Booth Review
American Journal of Agricultural Economics; Vol 95 Issue 5: 1456-1461.
(with Peter Berck, Ephraim Leibtag, and Sofia Villas-Boas)
Working Papers:
IDB working paper series 1053 [R&R] (with A. Montoya, E. Parrado and R. Undurraga)
Pre-analysis plan: pdf / AEA RCT Registry
Media: Financial Times * El País * El Mercurio * VoxDev * UN woman
Competition in the marriage market: Short and Medium-run effects of a quasi-random placement policy (2022).
IFAU working paper 5517.
Uppsala Working paper 2017:15
University, Credit and Political Participation. Evidence from a Regression Discontinuity Design (2024).
SSRN Working paper
Elite Higher Education, the Marriage Market and the Intergenerational Transmission of Human Capital (2015)
(with K. Kaufmann & M. Messner).
(with K. Kaufmann & M. Messner).
Work In Progress:
Education Quality and the marriage and labor market. Evidence from University Admissions in Sweden
(Work in progress) (with Luca Repetto and Björn Öckert)
The benefits of Political Connections. Evidence from Sweden
(Work in progress)
Income expectations and overconfidence in Human Capital Decisions
(with Rosario Macera)
Navigating the Academic Ladder: The Role of Grade Retention in Educational Success.
(Working paper soon)
The Impact of Grade Retention on the Development of Resilience and Conscientiousness in Students.
(Working paper soon)
Shifting the Balance: Graduation Rates in Male-Dominated Fields of Studies.
(Work in progress)