Ximena Del Carpio is a Senior Economist in the World Bank’s East Asia and Pacific Social Protection and Labor unit. Prior to joining this region she worked in the World Bank’s Independent Evaluation Group and the Human Development Network where she focused on evaluating the impact of various economic development programs in countries throughout Latin America and Africa. Prior to coming to the World Bank Ximena worked at the RAND Corporation and at the Minority Business Development Agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce. Ximena has a PhD in Political Economics from the University of Southern California and also holds a dual Masters in Business Administration and Public Policy.
La abrupta desaceleración económica producto de la pandemia y los confinamientos terminó de confirmar la importancia de la integración a nivel mundial y de contar con una infraestructura ...
The sudden economic slowdown resulting from the pandemic and lockdowns has confirmed the importance of global integration and of having a more digitally developed infrastructure. Covid-19...
The minimum wage is a basic labor policy for workers and used in most countries around the world. But can we prevent the distorted use of the minimum wage? In theory yes. It is difficult ...
