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context_page_description: Carlos M. Jarque Uribe He is a Mexican economist, currently Executive Director of America Movil and Board Member of the Leading Global Group in Citizen Services FCC. He has had a distinguished career in the private sector, in public service and in the academic world.
  Carlos M. Jarque has a degree in Actuarial Sciences from Anahuac University in México City. He has a Postgraduate Diploma in Statistics and a Masters in Econometrics M.Sc. from The London School of Economics and Political Science; Postgraduate Certificate in Economic Policy and Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Oslo; Doctorate in Economics from the Australian National University; and a Postdoctoral in Economics from Harvard University. In all the academic degrees he graduated with Distinction / Honors, obtaining the highest grades of his class.
  According to a CIDE study, he is the Mexican economist most cited in international specialized journals. He has a broad academic career with a scientific production of more than 130 published articles and 44 books prefaced by him. He has made innovative theoretical, empirical and practical contributions using pioneering methods.
context_section_description: Carlos M. Jarque Uribe (born October 18, 1954 in Mexico City) He is a Mexican economist, currently Executive Director of America Movil and Board Member of the Leading Global Group in Citizen Services FCC (Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas). He has had a distinguished career in the private sector, in public service (national and multilateral) and in the academic world.
  Carlos M. Jarque has a degree in Actuarial Sciences from Anahuac University in México City. He has a Postgraduate Diploma in Statistics and a Masters in Econometrics M.Sc. from The London School of Economics and Political Science; Postgraduate Certificate in Economic Policy and Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Oslo; Doctorate in Economics (Ph. D) from the Australian National University; and a Postdoctoral in Economics from Harvard University. In all the academic degrees he graduated with Distinction / Honors, obtaining the highest grades (GPA) of his class.
  According to a CIDE study, he is the Mexican economist most cited in international specialized journals.  He has a broad academic career with a scientific production of more than 130 published articles and 44 books prefaced by him. He has made innovative theoretical, empirical and practical contributions using pioneering methods. His ideas have contributed in many scientific fields, particularly in socioeconomic studies, and in the definition and implementation of economic policies and programs to improve the standard of living. He is well known for his work in model specification tests (including the Jarque - Bera test statistic), and for his methods on optimum stratification. His research on Consumption and Saving Patterns using Limited Dependent Variable Models, have been pioneering ... his Quarterly Econometric Model with Rational Expectations (with P. Aspe) allowed to efficiently forecast economic cycles ... and his work on Cluster Analysis has ample use in the elaboration of Atlases of Wellbeing and Development.
  His econometric tests for Normality, Homoscedasticity, Serial Independence and Specification of Models are in textbooks, they are taught in multiple university careers and they are incorporated in many computer programs. This allows for better studies of causality in economics and in the social sciences. Many generations of researchers around the world have been trained on the use of these econometric procedures.
  He has also written about economic and social policies and strategies,  and about the Diplomacy of the Summits of Heads of State. He has taught at the Faculty of Economics of the Australian National University, and has been a Visiting Scholar at Harvard University teaching in its Doctorate program in Economics.
  He has received the Honoris Causa Doctorate from Anahuac University; the Adolphe Quetelet Medal from the World Academy of Statisticians; the Henri Willem Methorst Medal; the Benito Juárez Medal (given by the President of Mexico); the Mahalanobis Prize (world distinction in the field of Statistics); Prize "Ricardo Flores Magón" for support to Freedom of the Press and of Expression; Prize 2017 Master of GOLD of the Royal Forum of Top Business Executives (Forum that includes High executives of Ibero America, President of Honor King D. Juan Carlos I of Spain).
  In addition to his academic and scientific contributions, he has had a successful career in the private sector, in the public sector and in international organizations.
  Carlos M. Jarque began his career in Business Administration as Manager of Economic Studies of the Mexican Telephone Corporation in 1982, in charge of planning and economic and financial scenarios. He was then Chief Statistician of Mexico responsible for the direction of the economic and social statistical information systems of the country. He was also President of the Inter-Ministerial Committee of Information for Monitoring Public Finances, established with Vice-Ministers of the Treasury, Programming and Budget, Comptroller's Office and the Central Bank, to lower the Public Sector Deficit, which had a level extremely high in relation 
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