Diego Daruich
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I am an Assistant Professor at University of Southern California (Marshall). My research focuses on Macroeconomics and Labor Economics, with a particular interest in human capital, education and labor market policies.​
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Publications


The Macroeconomic Consequences of Early Childhood Development Policies

Journal of Political Economy (Accepted)
paper, slides, bibtex, NYTimes

Universal Basic Income: ​A Dynamic Assessment​ 

American Economic Review (2024) with Raquel Fernandez​
​paper, slides, bibtex, NPR, SSIR

​The Effects of Partial Employment Protection Reforms: Evidence from Italy

​Review of Economic Studies (2023) with Sabrina Di Addario and Raffaele Saggio ​
​paper, bibtex

Macroeconomic Implications of Uniform Pricing​​​

​AEJ:Macro (2023) with Julian Kozlowski ​
​paper, online appendix, bibtex

Explaining Intergenerational Mobility: The Role of Fertility and Family Transfers​​​

​Review of Economic Dynamics (2020) with Julian Kozlowski ​
paper, bibtex

The Surprising Instability of Export Specializations​​​

Journal of Development Economics (2019) with William Easterly and Ariell Reshef ​
paper, bibtex, VOX

Working Papers


​An Equilibrium Analysis of the Effects of Neighborhood-based ​Interventions on Children​

American Economic Review (Cond. Accepted) ​with Eric Chyn
paper, slides, bibtex

​The Consequences of Domestic Outsourcing: ​Evidence from Italian Administrative Data​

with Martino Kuntze, Pascuel Plotkin and Raffaele Saggio ​
paper, bibtex

Work in Progress


​Zoning Out Opportunities: Exploring the Child Development Impact of Zoning Laws​


Inequality Dynamics: A Life-Cycle Portfolio Model Perspective​

with Julian Kozlowski ​​

Older Research


Productivity Losses from Attention to Aggregate Uncertainty

​Revised and extended version of the master thesis presented at CEMFI.
Tato Bores, an Argentinean comedian, explains the idea in 1964 (in Spanish).
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