2005

The 2005 winning papers about "The productive transformation in Latin America. Promoting productivity and diversification" were:

"What makes a difference in achieving higher labor productivity? The case of low-income countries in Latin America" from Oswaldo Nina

"Trade openness and productivity: micro-level evidence from Ecuador 1997-2003" from Sara Wong & Randy Hall

"Does Foreign Investment facilitate exports?: evidence from Venezuelan Manufacturing" from Maurice Kugler

"Factor market institutions and factor reallocation in Latin America: the case of heterogeneous workers" from Marcela Eslava

"Explaining export diversification: an empirical analysis" from Ricardo Bebczuk & Daniel Berrettoni

"Incidence of business and economic uncertainty over technology-intensity and organizational choice when forming cooperative ventures: evidence from Latin America" from Eduardo Pablo

"Productivity and trade openness: micro-level evidence from manufacturing industries in Ecuador 1997-2003" from Sara Wong