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Talip KilicSenior Program Manager, Living Standards Measurement Study, Development Data Group, World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Isis GaddisWorld BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Luc ChristiaensenWorld BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Vellore ArthiAssistant Professor of Economics, University of California, IrvineVerified email at uci.edu
Markus GoldsteinThe World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Joachim De WeerdtInternational Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Verified email at cgiar.org
Kathleen BeegleLead EconomistVerified email at worldbank.org
Gbemisola OseniEconomist, The World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
David NewhouseWorld Bank Development Economics Data GroupVerified email at worldbank.org
Akuffo AmankwahEconomist, Living Standards Measurement Study, Development Data Group, World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Utz PapeLead Economist, World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Daniel PrinzWorld BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Ivette ContrerasThe World BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Ramon LópezDepartment of economics, University of ChileVerified email at fen.uchile.cl
Melanie KhamisProfessor of Economics, Wesleyan UniversityVerified email at wesleyan.edu
Asif M IslamWorld BankVerified email at worldbank.org
Siobhan Murrayworld bankVerified email at worldbank.org
Donald F. LarsonIIDESVerified email at IIDES.org
Sara SavastanoInternational Fund for Agriculture DevelopmentVerified email at ifad.org
Maurice KuglerProfessor of Public Policy at George Mason UniversityVerified email at gmu.edu

Amparo Palacios López

Program Manager, Development Data Group, The World Bank

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How much of the labor in African agriculture is provided by women? A Palacios-Lopez, L Christiaensen, T Kilic Food policy 67, 52-63, 2017	315	2017
Caught in a productivity trap: A distributional perspective on gender differences in Malawian agriculture T Kilic, A Palacios-Lopez, M Goldstein World development 70, 416-463, 2015	294	2015
The early labor market impacts of COVID-19 in developing countries: evidence from high-frequency phone surveys M Khamis, D Prinz, D Newhouse, A Palacios-Lopez, U Pape, M Weber World Bank, Washington, DC, 2021	136	2021
Not your average job: Measuring farm labor in Tanzania V Arthi, K Beegle, J De Weerdt, A Palacios-López Journal of Development Economics 130, 160-172, 2018	126	2018
The gender gap in agricultural productivity: the role of market imperfections A Palacios-López, R López The Journal of Development Studies 51 (9), 1175-1192, 2015	101	2015
Why has Europe become environmentally cleaner? Decomposing the roles of fiscal, trade and environmental policies R López, A Palacios Environmental and Resource Economics 58, 91-108, 2014	96	2014
Caught in a productivity trap: A distributional perspective on gender differences in Malawian agriculture T Kilic, A Palacios-Lopez, M Goldstein World Bank policy research working paper, 2013	79	2013
How did the COVID-19 crisis affect different types of workers in the developing world? M Kugler, M Viollaz, D Duque, I Gaddis, D Newhouse, A Palacios-Lopez, ... World Development 170, 106331, 2023	74	2023
How much of the labor in African agriculture is provided by women? A Palacios-Lopez, L Christiaensen, T Kilic World Bank Policy Research Working Paper, 2015	68	2015
Measuring farm labor: survey experimental evidence from Ghana I Gaddis, G Oseni, A Palacios-Lopez, J Pieters The World Bank Economic Review 35 (3), 604-634, 2021	51	2021
Have government spending and energy tax policies contributed to make Europe environmentally cleaner? RE Lopez, A Palacios	48	2010
Are women less productive farmers? How markets and risk affect fertilizer use, productivity, and measured gender effects in Uganda DF Larson, S Savastano, S Murray, A Palacios-López How Markets and Risk Affect Fertilizer Use, Productivity, and Measured …, 2015	43	2015
Micro-level welfare impacts of agricultural productivity: Evidence from rural Malawi FA Darko, A Palacios-Lopez, T Kilic, J Ricker-Gilbert The Transformation of Rural Africa, 149-174, 2020	41	2020
Are the youth exiting agriculture en masse E Maïga, L Christiaensen, A Palacios-Lopez Center for the Study of African Economies Conference, Oxford, UK, 2015	40	2015
Not your average job: measuring farm labor in Tanzania V Arthi, K Beegle, J De Weerdt, A Palacios-Lopez, VS Arthi World Bank Policy Research Working Paper, 2016	31	2016
The labor productivity gap between female and male-managed firms in the formal private sector A Islam, I Gaddis, A Palacios-Lopez, M Amin World Bank Policy Research Working Paper, 2018	30	2018
The labor productivity gap between formal businesses run by women and men AM Islam, I Gaddis, A Palacios López, M Amin Feminist Economics 26 (4), 228-258, 2020	27	2020
Decomposing the labour productivity gap between migrant-owned and native-owned firms in Sub-Saharan Africa A Islam, A Palacios Lopez, M Amin The Journal of Development Studies 55 (9), 2065-2082, 2019	19	2019
Tracking the socioeconomic impacts of the pandemic in Nigeria: Results from the first three rounds of the Nigeria COVID-19 National Longitudinal Phone Survey G Oseni, A Palacios-Lopez, K Mcgee, A Amankwah World Bank Blog 16, 2020	17	2020
Gender differences in agricultural productivity: the role of market imperfections A Palacios-López, RE López	17	2014

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