Fundamental factors that contribute to labor income differences in Latin America include unequal access to market work, inequality in the distribution of quality education, and differentiated compensation for equal work. My dissertation focuses on specific research questions within these general...

The unprecedented integration of women into U.S. labor markets was one of the most significant economic and social changes of the Twentieth Century. Indeed, the transformation of legal and economic opportunities for women led The Economist to label the past one hundred years as the "female...

My dissertation focuses on partial identification of the distribution function of treatment effects. When treatment effects are believed to be heterogeneous, policy evaluation often requires knowledge of the distribution function of potential treatment effects. This function cannot be...