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Technical Note analyzes occupational dynamics in post-pandemic Brazil
The study uses longitudinal data from the Continuous PNAD to investigate patterns of loss of occupation and resilience among different population groups
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Article investigates disparities in life expectancy between blacks and whites in Brazil
With data from the IBGE and mortality statistics from the SUS, the results estimate longevity levels for different ethnic and gender groups
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IMDS Technical Note analyzes Maternal and Child Health indicators in Brazil
This analysis uses data from the statistical panel IMDS Municipal Elections to discuss coverage of prenatal care and childhood vaccination
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The Labor Market in the Post-Pandemic: Reflections on Occupational Dynamics from the longitudinal analysis of individuals
Access PaperLife Expectancy by Race or Skin Color in Brazil
Access Technical NotesMaternal and Child Health in Brazil: Challenges and Public Policies
Access PaperOnline and Face-to-Face Education: What does the academic impact evaluation literature conclude about the differences in educational outcomes?
Access Technical NotesNutritional inequality among young people aged 10 to 17 years: an analysis based on data from the Household Budget Survey (POF)
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