This project is especially meaningful: 14 years ago, I was part of the team, led by Víctor Rodríguez Hilario and @sdiazg, that helped design and implement the regulation. It’s gratifying to now contribute evidence on its impact.
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🚨 New paper alert!
Our paper on the competition effects of asymmetric regulation on Telcel (from Mexico's 2013 telecom reform) was accepted at Telecommunications Policy! 📄
Joint work with @RodrigoAlcazarS & Sully Calderón. SSRN draft: https://t.co/WKylmmxDuJ
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We find the regulation reduced Telcel’s share in prepaid lines, suggesting improved market competition. But interestingly, Telcel gained share in the postpaid segment, likely due to customer service improvements driven by the regulation's obligations.
I'm excited to share our new article with @JulioRamosEcon published in @LGStudies where we explore the performance (or rather performative) effects of lifting term limits on the behavior of Mexican mayors.
https://t.co/GsQkdzruNS
📉🚨 Excited to share our latest research on the impact of opioid prescription restrictions on homelessness! Coauthored with @LozanoRojasF1, @JulioRamosEcon and @DrSumedhaGupta, our study on hydrocodone rescheduling reveals a 25% reduction in homelessness rates.
You can read the article in the link below. You can also send me an email if interested and don't have access to the published version. https://t.co/OIVVM8mi5A
My new article with Victoria Perez, Finding fraud: enforcement detection, and recoveries after the ACA; analyzes fraud enforcement efforts by the Medicaid Fraud Control Units following the large Medicaid enrollment after the affordable Care Act.
We find evidence that increases in program scale, in terms of enrollment and utilization, reverted to the mean, facilitating the identification of outlier provider behavior, leading to an increase in fraud investigations and civil recoveries.
New in @JHPE_journal: Lee Alston, @DugganMarieC & @JulioRamosEcon explore the long-run impact of Spanish missions on Native American outcomes in the early twentieth century. Free w/registration. https://t.co/93asx6tAS3
My journal article, “The Spanish Mission Legacy on Native American Reservations” jointly with Lee Alston and @DugganMarieC examines the long-run impact of Spanish missions on the Native Americans residing on reservations in California, Arizona, and New Mexico.
We found that among all US reservations in the American Southwest in the early 20th century, those that had extensive contact with missions had a higher percentage of Catholics, lower crime rates, higher yields in agriculture, and earned income at a higher rate.
Next Thursday at noon, join us in 102 Burrowes Bldg. or on Zoom as Luis Martinez from
@HarrisPolicy presents “Fiscal Rules, Austerity in Public Administration, and Political Accountability: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Colombia.” https://t.co/dXQ2nfe8Ud @PSULiberalArts
My journal article, “Hit from abroad: Party dominance and the fiscal response to external economic shocks” examines if politicians from dominant parties adopt different fiscal policies than politicians from competitive parties in response to an external economic shock.
⚠️ALERTA: CAE A MÍNIMOS HISTÓRICOS VACUNACIÓN DE NIÑAS Y NIÑOS reporta #Ensanut2021
❌Solamente 27.5% de los menores de un año tuvieron esquema completo, cuando en 2015 el esquema completo era de 97.2 %
La falta de vacunas provocará un resurgimiento de enfermedades prevenibles