Nos últimos meses, a maioria dos países da América Latina e do Caribe conseguiu reduzir a curva de infecções graças a severas restrições à mobilidade. O Mapa da Mobilidade Humana para a América Latina e o Caribe mostra que as restrições funcionaram e que os cidadãos estão limitando seus deslocamentos. A Argentina viu um declínio de quase 54% no número de pessoas que viajam mais … [Leia mais...] about Como a economia do comportamento pode melhorar nossas decisões durante a pandemia?
Ana María Rojas
Ana María Rojas Méndez is a behavioral economist with the Mind, Behavior & Development Unit (eMBeD), at the World Bank’s Development Impact (DIME). Her work integrates behavioral sciences, development economics, and impact evaluations to tackle a wide range of public policy challenges regarding health, gender, migration, taxation, and transportation. Prior to eMBeD, she was a Senior Behavioral Fellow at the Inter-American Development Bank's Behavioral Economics Group, where she led the creation and dissemination of the first free online "Behavioral Economics Course for Better Public Policies" in Spanish and Portuguese, with more than 6,000 trained public servants since its launch in 2020. Ana Maria also worked at Innovations for Poverty Action developing and managing the migration portfolio of projects in Colombia. Ana Maria received a Master in Public Administration in 2018 from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. She holds a Master and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia.