Marina Mendes Tavares
Last Updated: October 06, 2023
Marina Mendes Tavares is an Economist in the Research Department (RES) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Prior to join RES, Marina led the working group on the interconnections between macroeconomic policy and inequality under IMF-DFID Collaboration. This group has developed the “Macroeconomic and Distributional Analysis Toolkit” that has been used extensively at the Fund to operationalize inequality in surveillance and program countries. Ms. Tavares research interests include macroeconomics, public finance and inequality. Prior to joining the Fund Ms. Tavares worked as an assistant professor at Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico (ITAM) and she holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Minnesota.
Personal WebPage: https://sites.google.com/site/mmtecon/
Fluent In: Portuguese, Spanish.
Education:
Ph.D. in Economics, University of Minnesota, 2011
M.A. in Economics, University of Minnesota, 2010
M.A. in Math, National Institute for Pure and Applied Math (IMPA), 2006
B.A. in Economics, The Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-RJ), 2003
Previous Experience:
Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico (ITAM), Assistant Professor, 2011-2013
Teaching:
November 2018, Instructor to the Internal Economics Training Course: The Application of the Heterogeneous Agent Model (HAM) in Policy Analysis, IMF
May 2018, Instructor to the Internal Economics Training Course: The Application of the Heterogeneous Agent Model (HAM) in Policy Analysis, IMF
November 2017, Instructor to the Internal Economics Training Course: The Application of the Heterogeneous Agent Model (HAM) in Policy Analysis, IMF
Fall 2013, Instructor to Seminar in Macroeconomics (join with Tim Kehoe), ITAM
Fall 2013, Instructor to Advanced Macroeconomics, ITAM
Spring 2012, Instructor to Topics in Macroeconomics (Graduate Level), ITAM
IMF Books and Working Papers:
Labor Market Exposure to AI: Cross-country Differences and Distributional Implications , Working Paper No. 2023/216 , October 04, 2023
Structural Reforms to Accelerate Growth, Ease Policy Trade-offs, and Support the Green Transition in Emerging Market and Developing Economies , Staff Discussion Notes No. 2023/007 , September 25, 2023
Digitalization During the COVID-19 Crisis: Implications for Productivity and Labor Markets in Advanced Economies , March 13, 2023
Did the COVID-19 Recession Increase the Demand for Digital Occupations in the United States? Evidence from Employment and Vacancies Data , Working Paper No. 2022/195 , September 23, 2022
Transitioning to a Greener Labor Market: Cross-Country Evidence from Microdata , Working Paper No. 2022/146 , July 22, 2022
The Distributional Impacts of Worker Reallocation: Evidence from Europe , Working Paper No. 2022/124 , June 24, 2022
Labor Market Tightness in Advanced Economies , Staff Discussion Notes No. 2022/001 , March 31, 2022
Market Power and Monetary Policy Transmission , Working Paper No. 2021/184 , July 09, 2021
Gender and Employment in the COVID-19 Recession: Evidence on “She-cessions” , Working Paper No. 2021/095 , March 31, 2021
Rising Corporate Market Power : Emerging Policy Issues , Staff Discussion Notes No. 2021/001 , March 15, 2021
Rising Corporate Market Power : Emerging Policy Issues , Staff Discussion Notes No. 2021/001 , March 15, 2021
COVID-19 She-Cession: The Employment Penalty of Taking Care of Young Children , Working Paper No. 2021/058 , March 04, 2021
Women in the Labor Force : The Role of Fiscal Policies , Staff Discussion Notes No. 20/03 , February 16, 2020
A Quantitative Analysis of Female Employment in Senegal , Working Paper No. 19/241 , November 08, 2019
Informality and Gender Gaps Going Hand in Hand , Working Paper No. 19/112 , May 23, 2019
The Macroeconomic and Distributional Implications of Fiscal Consolidations in Low-income Countries , Working Paper No. 18/146 , June 13, 2018
The Distribution of Gains from Globalization , Working Paper No. 18/54 , March 13, 2018
Macro-Structural Policies and Income Inequality in Low-Income Developing Countries , Staff Discussion Notes No. 17/01 , January 26, 2017
IMF Occasional Papers, Pamphlets, and Special Issues Papers
Macro-Structural Policies and Income Inequality in Low-Income Developing Countries, SDN, 17/01
Women in the Labor Force: The Role of Fiscal Policies, SDN, 20/03
iMFdirect Blog Posts
Chart of the Week: Distribution of Globalization’s Gains
IMF Blog related to the Digitalization SDN
IMF Blog Monetary Policy Paper
Other Published Materials
Transitioning to a Greener Labor Market: Cross-Country Evidence from Microdata
Publications in Journals (Refereed)
Publications in Books and Conference Volumes
Other Published Materials
"COVID-19: A backward step for gender equality", VOXEU, 2020
"How income gains from globalisation are distributed," VOXEU, 2018
Marina Mendes Tavares is an Economist in the Research Department (RES) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Prior to join RES, Marina led the working group on the interconnections between macroeconomic policy and inequality under IMF-DFID Collaboration. This group has developed the “Macroeconomic and Distributional Analysis Toolkit” that has been used extensively at the Fund to operationalize inequality in surveillance and program countries. Ms. Tavares research interests include macroeconomics, public finance and inequality. Prior to joining the Fund Ms. Tavares worked as an assistant professor at Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico (ITAM) and she holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Minnesota.
Personal WebPage: https://sites.google.com/site/mmtecon/
Fluent In: Portuguese, Spanish.
Education:
Ph.D. in Economics, University of Minnesota, 2011
M.A. in Economics, University of Minnesota, 2010
M.A. in Math, National Institute for Pure and Applied Math (IMPA), 2006
B.A. in Economics, The Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-RJ), 2003
Previous Experience:
Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico (ITAM), Assistant Professor, 2011-2013
Teaching:
November 2018, Instructor to the Internal Economics Training Course: The Application of the Heterogeneous Agent Model (HAM) in Policy Analysis, IMF
May 2018, Instructor to the Internal Economics Training Course: The Application of the Heterogeneous Agent Model (HAM) in Policy Analysis, IMF
November 2017, Instructor to the Internal Economics Training Course: The Application of the Heterogeneous Agent Model (HAM) in Policy Analysis, IMF
Fall 2013, Instructor to Seminar in Macroeconomics (join with Tim Kehoe), ITAM
Fall 2013, Instructor to Advanced Macroeconomics, ITAM
Spring 2012, Instructor to Topics in Macroeconomics (Graduate Level), ITAM
IMF Books and Working Papers:
Labor Market Exposure to AI: Cross-country Differences and Distributional Implications , Working Paper No. 2023/216 , October 04, 2023
Structural Reforms to Accelerate Growth, Ease Policy Trade-offs, and Support the Green Transition in Emerging Market and Developing Economies , Staff Discussion Notes No. 2023/007 , September 25, 2023
Digitalization During the COVID-19 Crisis: Implications for Productivity and Labor Markets in Advanced Economies , March 13, 2023
Did the COVID-19 Recession Increase the Demand for Digital Occupations in the United States? Evidence from Employment and Vacancies Data , Working Paper No. 2022/195 , September 23, 2022
Transitioning to a Greener Labor Market: Cross-Country Evidence from Microdata , Working Paper No. 2022/146 , July 22, 2022
The Distributional Impacts of Worker Reallocation: Evidence from Europe , Working Paper No. 2022/124 , June 24, 2022
Labor Market Tightness in Advanced Economies , Staff Discussion Notes No. 2022/001 , March 31, 2022
Market Power and Monetary Policy Transmission , Working Paper No. 2021/184 , July 09, 2021
Gender and Employment in the COVID-19 Recession: Evidence on “She-cessions” , Working Paper No. 2021/095 , March 31, 2021
Rising Corporate Market Power : Emerging Policy Issues , Staff Discussion Notes No. 2021/001 , March 15, 2021
Rising Corporate Market Power : Emerging Policy Issues , Staff Discussion Notes No. 2021/001 , March 15, 2021
COVID-19 She-Cession: The Employment Penalty of Taking Care of Young Children , Working Paper No. 2021/058 , March 04, 2021
Women in the Labor Force : The Role of Fiscal Policies , Staff Discussion Notes No. 20/03 , February 16, 2020
A Quantitative Analysis of Female Employment in Senegal , Working Paper No. 19/241 , November 08, 2019
Informality and Gender Gaps Going Hand in Hand , Working Paper No. 19/112 , May 23, 2019
The Macroeconomic and Distributional Implications of Fiscal Consolidations in Low-income Countries , Working Paper No. 18/146 , June 13, 2018
The Distribution of Gains from Globalization , Working Paper No. 18/54 , March 13, 2018
Macro-Structural Policies and Income Inequality in Low-Income Developing Countries , Staff Discussion Notes No. 17/01 , January 26, 2017
IMF Occasional Papers, Pamphlets, and Special Issues Papers
Macro-Structural Policies and Income Inequality in Low-Income Developing Countries, SDN, 17/01
Women in the Labor Force: The Role of Fiscal Policies, SDN, 20/03
iMFdirect Blog Posts
Chart of the Week: Distribution of Globalization’s Gains
IMF Blog related to the Digitalization SDN
IMF Blog Monetary Policy Paper
Other Published Materials
Transitioning to a Greener Labor Market: Cross-Country Evidence from Microdata
Publications in Journals (Refereed)
Publications in Books and Conference Volumes
Other Published Materials
"COVID-19: A backward step for gender equality", VOXEU, 2020
"How income gains from globalisation are distributed," VOXEU, 2018