César Garro-Marín

Dr César Garro-Marín is an Early Career Researcher at the School of Economics, University of Edinburgh. His research focuses on Labour Economics, Gender Inequality, Skill Acquisition, and Education. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Boston University. Dr Garro-Marín teaches courses such as Development Economics and Applied Labor Economics. He also supervises Honours Dissertations. For more information about his work, visit his website or contact him at cgarrom@ed.ac.uk.

César Garro-Marín is a researcher at the University of Edinburgh specializing in Development and Labor Economics. His work explores the intersection of education, labor markets, and economic development, with a focus on policy impacts and institutional dynamics. Garro-Marín's research includes examining the effects of vocational education on teachers in Indonesia, the trade-offs between work hours and amenities, and the role of elite universities in labor market outcomes. His studies also analyze the expansion of educational access and its implications for labor market participation, particularly for women. His research contributes to understanding how educational and labor market policies shape individual and societal outcomes.