Presenting at the Annual Meeting of the Peruvian Economic Association (PEA) was a homecoming of sorts — sharing work on Peru's land reform history in front of an audience deeply familiar with the country's political and economic context. The feedback was both rigorous and grounded in a nuanced understanding of Peruvian institutions.
The conference brought together economists working across a wide range of topics relevant to Peru and Latin America, from labor markets and inequality to political economy and development finance. It was a reminder of the vibrant community of researchers committed to understanding and improving economic outcomes in the region.
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