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Publicación Desarrollo económico en Colombia a través de una Zona Económica Especial (ZEE) en Buenaventura, basado en la experiencia de Shenzhen, en China(Universidad EAFIT, 2021) Hleap Lozano, Carlos Andrés; Mora Cuartas, Andrés MauricioThis paper evaluated alternatives for the economic development of Colombia looking not to create fiscal pressures in the short and medium term for the country. Colombian structural economic deficiencies were explored comparing sources of income coming from taxes to companies and from working force against same indicators of other OCDE countries. Free zones’ history in the world, region, and Colombia as well as the spectacular growth experience in China based on Shenzhen’s special economic zone were also explored. A bibliographic investigation based on books, articles and doctoral thesis was conducted to be able to provide context related to Colombian and Buenaventura’s economic situation as well as the experience gained by the city of Shenzhen. Resulting initial proposal was contrasted with interviews to some companies’ managers in the country. These interviews generated valid ideas that were later integrated to the proposal included in this document. This document lays out a proposal for the economic development of the country reapplying, in a clearly defined zone in the Colombian territory, some of the ideas that were implemented in the mid of the decade of the seventies in Shenzhen by Chinese government. The proposal was based mainly on three key pillars: by reducing labor costs, direct taxes on companies and logistic costs.Publicación La historia de los contratos de aprendizaje y la implicación de la reforma laboral(Universidad EAFIT, 2025-10-23) Henao Arcila, Nicolás; Piedrahita Vargas, CamiloThis thesis examines the regulatory evolution of the apprenticeship contract in Colombia, from its initial recognition as an employment relationship in 1959, through its delaboralization under Law 789 of 2002, to the restoration of its labor nature with the 2025 Labor Reform (Law 2466). It also addresses the implications of the reform for apprenticeship contracts, the potential confusion with internship agreements, and the new rights granted to medical interns. The study highlights how the reform represents progress in dignifying youth employment, making it more beneficial for apprentices, while also pointing out the economic and administrative challenges that require state support and regulatory clarity to ensure its sustainability and effectiveness in Colombia’s labor market in the future.Publicación Labor cost market institutions and its consequences on dynamics and fluidity of the market(Universidad EAFIT, 2021) Hernández García, Estefany; Dávalos Álvarez, Eleonora; Morales Zurita, Leonardo FabioPublicación Medición de la curva de aprendizaje de una compañía de tercerización en Colombia : un caso práctico del sector petrolero(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Quintero Trujillo, María Gabriela; Arias Sánchez, Juan Manuel