Associate Professor of Economics - Federal University of Bahia (UFBA), Brazil
Research Interests: Labor Economics, Urban Economics, and Microeconometrics
Coordinator of the Labor Economics Research Group at UFBA (GeTrab-UFBA)
dlgsilva@ufba.br
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Researcher at the Applied Economics Research Group (CEA-UFBA), Spatial Economics Research Group: regional, urban and networks (UFBA) and Studies Group on Family and Gender Economics (GeFam-UNIFESP)
Selected Publications
Selected Publications
Who Benefits from Job Training Programs? Evidence from a High-Dosage Program in Brazil with Daniel da Mata and Rodrigo Oliveira (2025). Journal of Development Economics. 175, 103476 .
Occupational specialization, skills, and urban wage premium in Brazil with Everlândia Silva and Roberta Rocha (2024). Ann Reg Sci
Worker and firm heterogeneity, agglomeration, and wages in Brazil with Carlos Azzoni (2022). Papers in Regional Science, 107–133.
Contribuição dos efeitos de firma e de indivíduo para os efeitos de localização sobre os salários e para a variação salarial do trabalhador formal do Brasil (‘The contribution of the firm and worker effects for the location effects on wages and for the formal worker’s wage variation from Brazil’), 2018. Pesquisa e Planejamento Econômico, 48: 7-37.
Retorno à educação na região metropolitana de Salvador e efeitos espaciais salariais (‘Returns to education in the metropolitan area of Salvador and spatial effects on wages’), 2016. Revista Econômica do Nordeste, 47: 9-27.
Distribuição espacial dos efeitos de aglomeração sobre os retornos à educação no Brasil entre 1995 e 2008 (‘Spatial distribution of agglomeration effects on the returns to education in Brazil between 1995 and 2008’) with Gervásio F. Santos and Ricardo S. Freguglia, 2016. Pesquisa e Planejamento Econômico, 46: 7-46.
Working Papers
Working Papers
Who Benefits from Job Training Programs? Evidence from a High-Dosage Program in Brazil with Daniel da Mata and Rodrigo Oliveira (WIDER Working Paper 2021/121, July 2021).
Teaching
Teaching
Microeconomics II - Graduate
Labor Economics - Graduate and Undergraduate
Econometrics III - Undergraduate
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