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Giulia Lotti

Giulia Lotti es economista en el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID) e investigadora asociada en el Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE). Su investigación se centra actualmente en el papel de los flujos netos de los bancos multilaterales de desarrollo, en particular sus efectos de movilización o su papel anticíclico.

Anteriormente, trabajó en los mercados laborales de la región andina para el BID y fue consultora del Banco Mundial. Sus intereses de investigación incluyen microeconomía aplicada, economía laboral y finanzas internacionales. Giulia tiene un doctorado en economía de la Universidad de Warwick y una maestría en ciencias económicas de la University College London (UCL).

Giulia Lotti

Giulia Lotti is an economist at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and research associate at CAGE Warwick. She previously worked on labor markets of the Andean region for the IDB and as a consultant for the World Bank. Her research interests include applied microeconomics, labor economics and international finance. Giulia holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Warwick and a Master of Science in Economics from University College London (UCL).

Empowering mothers while enhancing early childhood development

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In developing countries, empowering women and enhancing early childhood development are often pursued as separate policy initiatives. This is partly because female empowerment and child development can be perceived as potentially at odds with each other, as some believe a greater participation of women in the labor force stands in the way of child development, since children … [Read more...] about Empowering mothers while enhancing early childhood development

Are multilateral banks really supporting countries in times of need?

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Does it happen to you that you carry an umbrella almost always in case it rains, and never need to use it except -of course- when it’s raining, and it’s precisely then that you realize that you forgot it? Isn’t it the case on any given day walking outside, that we are willing to pay more for an umbrella when it is pouring than when it is sunny? The umbrella is a device that … [Read more...] about Are multilateral banks really supporting countries in times of need?

Are temporary contracts harming productivity in Colombia?

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Did you know that job contracts can affect a country’s GDP? It makes sense. Employment contracts have an impact on employee performance. If, as an employee, you have no intention of staying at your job for the long term, your lack of commitment will likely reduce your firm’s productivity, which in turn can reflect negatively on your country’s productivity and its GDP. Temporary … [Read more...] about Are temporary contracts harming productivity in Colombia?