Seminario CEDE - Hoover Quitian

El artículo explora el efecto del consumo de tecnologías sanitarias sobre la probabilidad de morir, a diferentes niveles de deterioro del estado de salud de los individuos. Se emplearon registros de la base de datos de suficiencia, de la Unidad de Pago por Capitación, que cuenta con información de atenciones de aproximadamente 28 millones de colombianos, entre los años 2013 y 2019.

Seminario CEDE - Oskar Nupia

How do political parties decide how to allocate campaign resources between vote-buying and traditional campaigning? This decision ultimately determines the presence and extent of vote-buying. Nevertheless, we lack a proper understanding of how this decision is made. This paper aims to fill this gap by building a political competition model with two political parties, brokers, and expressive and non-expressive citizens who value political ideology and public goods.

Seminario CEDE - Juan Sebastián Galán

A key topic in social science is explaining why states are organized in very different ways with important consequences for economic prosperity. In this research we use the history of Colombian paramilitarism to advance a new hypothesis about it: the organization of the state fundamentally reflects the kinship structure of society. We lay out a model in which more central commanders within the networks of paramilitary groups elicit greater effort from their combatants, an effect that is complementary to recruiting more kin members (i.e., family) .

Seminario CEDE - Nicole Fleskes

This paper studies how dealers provide liquidity in over-the-counter (OTC) markets during an acute crisis when they can choose their capacity: how fast they can execute orders and their inventories. I develop a search model of an OTC market in which trade between homogeneous dealers is centralized, but trade with investors is subject to search frictions proportional to dealer order execution rates.