Milan Vodopivec
World Bank
Milan Vodopivec received a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Maryland, College Park. He is a staff member of the World Bank, where he has worked in the Research Department and in the Human Development Network. He also served as a State Undersecretary at the Ministry of Labor of Slovenia, and was a teacher and dean of the first private college in Slovenia. His research interests focus on labor market and cash benefit systems. He has published widely in these areas.
Articles by Milan Vodopivec:
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Effects of unemployment insurance savings accounts: New insights from Chile
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