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Social movements and social policy : the Bolivian Renta Dignidad

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(Un)employment and skillsformation in Chile: An explorationof the effects of training in labourmarket transitions

Bogliaccini, Juan A.; Madariaga, Aldo; Rojas Peralta, Miski - 2022

Labour markets are currently undergoing tremendous challenges. Automation, skilled-biased technological change, or offshoring are transforming challenges and opportunities for workers. In this context, international organizations have highlighted the crucial role of labour market policies and...

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Deflecting my burden, hindering redistribution: How elites influence tax legislation in Latin America

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This paper proposes to understand a singular but salient factor that enables the wealthy to deflect their tax burden downwards: elites' political leverage to shape legislation via their capacity to influence political actors and policy outcomes. The analysis sheds light on alternative mechanisms...