Naider analyzes for the ilo the relationship between minimum wages and the informal economy

The International Labor Organization has entrusted naider with carrying out an empirical evaluation of the behavior of minimum wages in countries where informal economies are very significant. The expert report is carried out through the statistical and econometric exploitation of data from family surveys in seven countries. Six of them (Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, Uruguay) are in South America and the seventh is Russia.

In the scientific direction of the work you can find Maite Martínez Granado, who is a PhD in economics from University College London and partner of Naider. The work team is also made up of the economists Jon Urrutia and Victoria Rusu, as well as the mathematician Peru Muniain.