This paper assesses the short-term job generation potential of infrastructure investments in Argentina. The analysis is based on a 2017 Input-Output model with a breakdown of the construction sector into multiple infrastructure subsectors. The disaggregation was possible with a novel database with cost structures for about 70 infrastructure projects. The analysis reveals significant heterogeneity across subsectors of infrastructure investment, with...
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2021/06/01
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AUS0002324
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2021/06/15
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Jobs and Distributive Effects of Infrastructure Investment : The Case of Argentina
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Arakaki,Gervasio Agustin; Morales Sarriera,Javier; Rodriguez Chamussy,Lourdes.
Jobs and Distributive Effects of Infrastructure Investment : The Case of Argentina (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/721891623745711077