The title: "Efectos Asimétricos de la Política Monetaria en Mercados Emergentes." 18 pt, bold, title case. He stared at it. The title was a mouthful, but on the page, it looked like a monument.
Now, for his master's thesis, the stakes were higher. He wasn't just printing a paper; he was submitting a document that would sit on a committee's table for three days. The portada would be the first thing they saw. portadas de trabajos universitarios
Daniel had spent three weeks inside the labyrinth of his thesis on macroeconomic volatility. He had wrestled with vector autoregressions, slept beside stacks of World Bank spreadsheets, and bled red ink over his conclusions. The argument was solid. The data was sound. The bibliography was a citadel of intellectual rigor. The title: "Efectos Asimétricos de la Política Monetaria
Trabajo presentado para obtener el grado de: Maestro en Economía Aplicada Now, for his master's thesis, the stakes were higher
Leo glanced over his shoulder. "It's... a white page with black letters."
Top margin: 4 cm. He typed the university's full name in bold, 14 pt, small caps. Below it, the department: Facultad de Economía . Then, three line breaks.