Candidats sur le Job market

I am an applied micro-economist working on topics in urban economics. I am particularly interested in studying the economics of the local housing and labour markets, their interplay, and overlaps with the spatial socioeconomic inequalities.

I am an applied economist whose current research studies the intergenerational consequences of slavery, using innovative archival data processing techniques.

I am an applied microeconomic theorist interested in networks, games, and development issues. I am currently studying the interaction between formal insurance and social networks that provide safety nets.

I use administrative and survey data and microeconometric methods in order to answer macroeconomic questions of the labor market, in particular related to technological progress.

I investigate the application of machine learning tools in economics. My goal is to understand better the possibilities and limitations of using recent statistical techniques to estimate counterfactual scenarios in high-dimensional contexts.

As a theoretical researcher, I dive into the world of social networks, unraveling their influence on pivotal aspects of our society – from reshaping employment landscapes to molding inequality patterns and driving strategic decision-making behaviors.

I am an applied economist using large spatial datasets to shed light on the long economic and political shadow of history.

I focus on the development of econometric and statistical learning methods to empirically attend to distributive and inequality concerns. I am particularly interested in the empirical analysis of income distributions and income growth and inequality dynamics under limited data.

I am a trade economist who study spatial outcomes and optimal regional policies through the lens of quantitative trade models. I focus on highlighting synergies between investments and trade policies to optimize regional gains from trade, and identifying the origins of spatial heterogeneity.

I am an applied microeconomist working on the determinants and implications of gender norms and gender-based violence. My research interests lie at the intersection of Economic History, Development Economics and Political Economy.