Enriqueta Camps

UPF and BSE

PhD, European University Institute

Research interests

  • Labor and gender economic history
  • Human capital formation
  • Family economies and strategies
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Enriqueta Camps is an Associate Professor at UPF and Affiliated Professor of the BSE. She has held visiting positions at Harvard University, University of Cambridge and the London School of Economics.

Awards, Grants, and Honors

  • 2014: BSE Seed Grant, “Globalization, inequality and gender inequality and implications for the study of living standards and demography”

Working Papers

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Female Education, Wage Gap, Demographic Transition and Economic Growth: Methodological Notes from the Catalan Case (1900-2020)

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Enriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 1498
July 2025
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Can Population Pressure Cause Sustainability Problems to World Economic Growth? An Analysis of the Recent Past

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Enriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 1354
June 2022
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The Economic Geography of Human Capital in Twentieth-Century Latin America in an International Comparative Perspective

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Enriqueta CampsandStanley L. Engerman
BSE Working Paper 914
July 2016
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The Impact of Investment in Human Capital on Economic Development: An Empirical Exercise Based on Height and Years of Schooling in Spain (1881-1998)

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Enriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 897
April 2016
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The Impact of Race and Inequality on Human Capital Formation in Latin America During the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

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Enriqueta CampsandStanley L. Engerman
BSE Working Paper 885
March 2016
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World Population Growth and Fertility Patterns, 1960-2000. A Simple Model Explaining the Evolution of World’s Fertility During the Second Half of the 20th Century

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Enriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 695
September 2015
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Market Openness and Culture as Factors that Shape the Gender Gap: a Comparative Study of Urban Latin America and East Asia (1960-2000)

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Enriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 694
September 2015
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Do You Work or Do You Study? Children’s Work in a Comparative Historical Perspective

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Enriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 428
September 2015
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What Do Women Do?: World Population Growth and Fertility Patterns, 1960-2000

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Enriqueta CampsandStanley L. Engerman
BSE Working Paper 363
September 2015
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Globalization and Wage Inequality in South and East Asia, and Latin America: A Gender Approach

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Maria Camou,Enriqueta Camps,Silvana Maubrigades, andNatalia Mora-Sitja
BSE Working Paper 284
September 2015
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The Impact of women’s educational and economic resources on fertility. Spanish birth cohorts 1901-1950

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Pau BaizanandEnriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 226
September 2015
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Poverty and Children’s Work in Spain and Latin America. Some Preliminary Remarks

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Enriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 225
September 2015
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Wage Structures and Family Economies in the Catalan Textile Industry in an Age of Nascent Capitalism

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Enriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 67
September 2015
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The Rise and Decline of Children’s Participation Levels during the Early Stages of Industrialization. Catalonia (1850-1925)

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Enriqueta Camps
BSE Working Paper 51
September 2015

Publications

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The Economic Geography of Human Capital in Twentieth-Century Latin America

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Enriqueta CampsandStanley L. Engerman
International Journal of Financial Research

January 2017
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Gender Bias and Child Labor: Spain, Latin America an Developing Countries from a Long-Term Comparative Perspective

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Enriqueta Camps
Eurasian Journal of Economics and Finance

January 2017
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To Be Smart or to Be Strong: Historic Links of Investment in Education and Economic Growth in Spain

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Enriqueta Camps

October 2016
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World Population Growth: the Force of Recent Historical Trends

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Enriqueta CampsandStanley L. Engerman
Journal of Interdisciplinary History

December 2015
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