Economist · Labor & Gender
Eva O.
Arceo-Gómez
Chair of the Economics Department and Professor of Economics at CIDE (Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas), Mexico City.
My research focuses on labor and gender economics, particularly gender wage gaps and discrimination in the labor market, exploring how household structure, unpaid work, and gender norms shape women's economic outcomes and give rise to child penalties.
I also study the economic dimensions of domestic violence and its links to women's employment and social mobility. In addition, I work in health and environmental economics, examining the effects of air pollution on infant mortality, the impact of extreme temperatures on school performance, and the labor market consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Research
Publications & working papers
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- 2025Does female work make him stay? The impact of female work on emigration Under review
- 2025Status of women in economics: Mexico
- 2024Change my mind? Women and STEM fields R&R
- 2024Un análisis de redistribución de transferencias públicas con simulaciones de recomendaciones de política social
- 2024Gender wage gaps from the outset: An analysis of reservation wages in Mexico
- 2023Discrimination going viral: Evidence from COVID-19
- 2022Child penalties: A literature review
- 2021Follow the leader? Public health messaging and contention of mobility in Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic
- 2020Preferences for redistribution in the land of inequalities: Experimental and observational evidence for Mexico
- 2019Barriers to female labor force participation in Mexico
- 2026¿La economía es morada? Representación de las mujeres economistas en la academia en México
- 2019Mexico — Gender assessment
- 2018Se solicita urgente: Empleo productivo y bien remunerado. Jóvenes en el mercado laboral 2005–2017
- 2018¿Quiénes son los NiNis en México?
- Sorry, dear, I wasn't myself: Alcohol and domestic violence
- Expectations in sports and domestic violence: Evidence from Mexico
- Mommy brain: Maternity and academic productivity
- A house on one's own: Housing prices and fertility
- Real Estate Investment Trusts and housing prices in Mexico
- Boiling Point: Extreme Temperatures as a Catalyst for Gender-Based Violence
- Under the Weather: The Impact of Extreme Heat Shocks on Child Abuse and Neglect
Curriculum Vitae
Appointments & education
Download full CV (PDF)- Premio de Economía Víctor L. Urquidi — El Colegio de México
- Best Poster, EALE Annual Meeting
- Teaching Award, Economics Department, CIDE
- CONACYT–UC MEXUS Fellowship
- Fox International Fellowship, Yale University
Teaching
Courses & advising
I teach across the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs, with an emphasis on labor economics, econometrics, and program evaluation, and I supervise theses at each level.
Labor Economics · Econometrics I · Introduction to Economics
Statistics I · Applied Microeconometrics · Program Evaluation · Labor Economics · Thesis Seminar
Evaluation of Social Programs · Quantitative Economics for Public Policy · Introduction to Economics
Research Seminar
I have advised numerous undergraduate and graduate theses at CIDE, Universidad Iberoamericana, and El Colegio de México, several of which have received best-thesis distinctions and national awards.
Contact
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Carretera México–Toluca 3655
Lomas de Santa Fe
01210 Mexico City, Mexico