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Joan Martinez Palomino

Joan J. Martinez

Trinity College Dublin

Joan J. Martinez is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Trinity College Dublin and an affiliated researcher at IZA@LISER and CESifo. Her research in labour economics and economic history studies how market conditions and institutional policies shape labour market inequality. She received her PhD in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley.

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Central Bank Independence: Views from History and Machine Learning
20/08/2024
Abstract: We assemble an almost complete set of central bank statutes since 1800 to assess the legal independence of central banking institutions. We use these to extend existing indices of legal independence backward and forward in time. We document the trend toward increased independence post 1980 as well as an earlier, more limited movement in […]
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The long-term effects of teachers’ gender stereotypes on labor outcomes
30/09/2026
Abstract: This paper links a teacher-level measure of gender-stereotyped grading — validated against their Implicit Association Test (IAT) scores — to the later schooling and labor-market outcomes of 1.6 million Peruvian students. Exposure to a more stereotyped teacher widens the gender gaps in high-school completion, formal-sector employment, and earnings, driven by boys’ lasting gains rather […]
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