A prominent group of national academics presented research analyzing the impact of economic policies on regions in an event organized by the Doctorate in Economics of UTalca and the Milenio MIPP Institute.

Sabeida Pérez, Karla Paredes, Ivette Coronado, Isadora Gallardo, and Magdalena Cruzat must develop research on economics, public policies, and gender issues, during the second half of 2023, under the supervision of one of the researchers from the Milenio Institute MIPP.

The researcher at the Milenio MIPP Institute and one of the creators of the sophisticated computer algorithm that was used to implement the School Admission System in Chile, Juan Escobar, together with the academic from the University of Chile, Leonel Huerta, analyzed the impact of reservations minority views on segregation and efficiency in school choice programs.

The Institute for Research in Market Imperfections and Public Policy (MIPP) is pleased to announce the Workshop on Policy Evaluation, to be held on December 14–15, 2023, at the Department of Industrial Engineering, Universidad de Chile (Santiago, Chile).

The Central Bank of Chile, together with the MIPP Milenio Institute, launched a new version of the free online financial…

The Institute for Research in Market Imperfections and Public Policies (MIPP) is an academic center that develops and disseminates knowledge…

The initiative analyzed different areas of commerce, consigning the gaps by income and by working hours that still exist between women and men.

On Wednesday, May 10, the MIPP Millennium Institute organized a seminar related to the bill that was promulgated on May 1 and that its entry into force will be gradual, with a maximum period of five years for companies to apply the new working hours.

The research by the MIPP Millennium Institute, which covers a period of 10 years and includes preliminary data from 2022, provided a general analysis of intra-family violence in Chile, and results that allow citizens and public policy makers to be informed on this issue.

The Civil Service selection process substantially increased the proportion of directors with college degrees in management and medical directors with postgraduate degrees in management, indicated an analysis by UC Berkeley and MIPP.