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Partisan Abortions (Job Market paper)
with Libertad González and Blanca Zapater.
Barcelona School of Economics Working Paper 1385 (2023). (Link)
Non-academic summary at Nada es Gratis (in Spanish) and as BSE Focus (in English).
Slides (presented at ESPE 2023, SEHO 2023, EALE 2023, GEPS 2023 )
The Shadow of Polarization is Long: Trust in the Government and Independent Institutions after 142 Government Changes (with Gonzalo Rivero)
Submitted to European Journal of Political Economy (May 2025).
Older version: Bank of Spain Working paper 2237 (2022) (Link)
Presented at MPSA 2022, EEP 2022.
Economic expectations under the shadow of party polarization: Evidence from 135 cabinet shifts.
European Economic Review (2025).
Previous wp version open access: Link; earlier version: Bank of Spain Working paper 20133 (2021): (Link).
Non-academic summaries published at SUERF (English) and Nada es Gratis (in Spanish)
Slides (Presented at SAE 2021, EEP 2021).
Family and career: an analysis across Europe and North America (with Laura Hospido and Andrea Weber)
Fiscal Studies 45.2 (2024): 243-257. (Link)
Wp versions: Bank of Spain and IZA.
Referred in the press: El Economista; El Confidencial.
Fathers’ Time-Use while on Paternity Leave: Childcare or Leisure? (with Libertad González and Laura Hospido)
Working paper Barcelona School of Economics (Link)
Media echo:
Newspapers: ABC , El Diario, Barron's, 20 minutos, El Periódico, Público , Infobae, La dépêche, Le Parisien.
TV and radio echo: TVE, Telecinco , TV3, Franceinfo.
Employers' response to paternity leave (with Libertad González)
Inequality in the long-run: roots and challenges (with Pablo Beramendi )
Chapter 11 of Twisted modernization: The Political Economy of Contemporary Spain, eds. Pablo Beramendi and Carles Boix. Forthcoming in Cambdrige University Press (Link to the introduction).
Other peer-reviewed publications
Other peer-reviewed publications
The decoupling between public debt fundamentals and bond spreads after the European sovereign debt crisis (with Javier Pérez)
Applied Economics 55 (34), 3971-3979 , 2023 (Link)
The double penalty: How female migrants manage family responsibilities in the Spanish dual labour market (with María Sanchez-Dominguez)
Journal of Family Research 33 (2), 509-540 9 2021 (Link)
Under review
Under review
Childcare constraints on immigrant integration (with María Sanchez-Dominguez)
Submitted to Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (JEMS).
Bank of Spain Working paper 2216 (2022) (Link)
Non-academic summary: Nada es Gratis (in Spanish)
Slides (presented at MPSA 2022, SEHO 2022, ESPE 2022)
Other projects and non-peer reviewed publications
Other projects and non-peer reviewed publications
Working paper Instituto de Estudios Fiscales (7/2021) (Link)
Presented at SAE 2019, EEP 2019
Animal spirits in subjective expectations: evidence from a confidence vote
Part of dissertation Long-Run Relationships, Economic Shocks and Political Disagreement: The Political Economy of Populism and Polarization
Slides Presented at EEA 2020, SAE 2020
Changes in consumer inflation expectations in response to the recent rise in prices and the war in Ukraine (with Ivan Kataryniuk)
Economic Bulletin/Bank of Spain, 2/2022, p. 19-21 (Link)
Fiscal policy response to the crisis in the euro area and the United States (with Ivan Kataryniuk and Carlos Moreno)
Economic Bulletin/Bank of Spain, 2020/12 (Link)
The use of BVARs in the analysis of emerging economies (with Angel Estrada García, Iván Kataryniuk, Jaime Martínez Martín)
Occasional Paper Bank of Spain n 2001 (2020)
El muro invisible: las dificultades de ser joven en España (with Politikon)
A non academic book published in 2017 with other social scientist exploring the age orientation of politics and policy in Spain.
Review of "Economic Theory and Cognitive Science: Microexplanation" from Don Ross (in Spanish)
Encrucijadas: Revista Crítica de Ciencias Sociales, (4), 155-159. (2012).
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