Candidats Job Market (tous)
Les candidats sont présentés via 3 catégories :
- Doctorants de PSE : 16 candidats
- Postdoctorants diplômés de PSE : 3 candidats
- Postdoctorants salariés de PSE : 2 candidats
Doctorants de PSE
Oscar David Barrera Rodriguez
- Primary Field: Political Economy
- Secondary Fields: Development, Migration
- Supervisor: Flore Gubert
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Luis Guillermo Becerra-Valbuena
- Primary Field: migration, health, agriculture
- Secondary Fields: Climate change and development
- Supervisor: MILLOCK Katrin
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Philippe Colo
- Primary Field: Applied Theory
- Secondary Fields: Experimental Economics
- Supervisor: Jean-Marc Tallon, Stéphane Zuber
- References: Jean-Marc Tallon, Stéphane Zuber, Frédéric Koessler, Mohammed Abdellaoui, Brian Hill
- Job Market PAPER: Expert-based Scientific Knowledge: Communicating over Models
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Placement: Postdoctoral position, Duisburg-Essen University (Germany)
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Philippe is interested in decision making when information relies heavily on experts. His work uses theoretical models and tools from experimental economics to provide both a deeper understanding of the process and concrete guidance, in particular in the context of climate related policies.
Sandra Daudignon
- Primary Field: Macroeconomics
- Secondary Fields: Financial economics
- Supervisor: KEMPF Hubert
- Candidate’s PSE page
Sarah Deschênes
- Primary Field: Development Economics
- Secondary Fields: Gender and Family Econmics, Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
- Supervisor: Sylvie Lambert
- Job Market PAPER: Effects of Primary Education on Women's Marital Outcomes
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Monica Gomez Ospina
- Primary Field: Monetary Policy
- Secondary Fields: Labor Market, Cycle, Unemployment
- Supervisor: Hairault Jean-Olivier
- References: Jean-Olivier Hairault, Nuno Coimbra, Fernando aramillo
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Monica studies the economics of informality, focusing on the impact of informal labor markets on optimal monetary policy design. Her work provides a deeper understanding of the implications of informality for inflation stabilization and monetary policy in emerging economies.
Yajna Govind
- Primary Field: Applied Labor Microeconomics
- Secondary Fields: Public Economics, Political Economy
- Supervisor: PIKETTY Thomas
- References: Piketty Thomas, Rapoport Hillel, Marco Tabellini, Marion Leturcq
- Job Market PAPER: Is naturalization a passport for better labor market integration? Evidence from a quasi-experimental design
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Placement: Assistant Professor, Tenure Track, Copenhagen Business School (Denmark)
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Yajna’s research focuses on the economics of migration and inequality, exploiting a large range of data, from administrative panel data to historical sources. Her research provides insights on the historical legacies of colonization and its contemporary implications on racial inequality, and in particular in terms of the economic integration of foreigners in the host country.
Brendan Harnoys-Vannier
- Primary Field: International Economics
- Secondary Fields: Financial Crises, Narrative Economics
- Supervisor: Daniel Cohen
- References: Bénassy-Quéré Agnès, Bussière Matthieu, Cohen Daniel, Imbs Jean
- Job Market PAPER: HarnoysV2020_4HorsemenApocalypse_JOBMARKETPAPER
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Brendan's research concentrates on international macroeconomics and finance with a particular focus on the links between financial crises and business cycles in emerging and developing markets. His work draws on past institutional experiences to combine econometric methods and new narrative evidence to create new datasets and identify the shocks and vulnerabilities behind multiple crisis episodes.
Eui Young Jung
- Primary Field: Macroeconomics
- Secondary Fields: Labor economics
- Supervisor: Gilles Saint-Paul
- References: Ferrière Axelle, Ravn Morten, Saint-Paul Gilles
- Placement: Assistant Professor, University of Alicante (Spain)
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Euiyoung's research focuses on Macro-Labor economics, particularly exploring a frictional labor market and its interactions with other market imperfections. His job market paper analyzes how to design labor market policies across business cycles when an economy faces asset and labor market frictions.
Marion Leroutier
- Primary Field: Applied environmental economics
- Secondary Fields: Public Economics, Urban Economics
- Supervisor: Katheline Schubert, Philippe Quirion
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Marion's research focuses on the effectiveness and distributional impacts of environmental regulation, with a specific focus on air pollution and climate mitigation. She addresses these questions using policy evaluation econometric techniques applied to administrative, survey and spatial data.
Jaime Leyva
- Primary Field: International macroeconomics
- Secondary Fields: Macroeconomics
- Supervisor: Antoine d'Autume - Nuno Coimbra
- References: Antoine d'Autume, Nuno Coimbra, Antonio David, Catherine Doz
- Job Market PAPER: Sudden Stops: Consequences, Asymmetries and Policy Implications
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Jaime is an international macroeconomist, focusing on the international monetary system with a particular interest in capital flow fluctuations. He exploits a broad range of empirical and modelling methods to study international financial spillovers, questions related to the global financial cycle and financial crises in emerging countries.
Max Lobeck
- Primary Field: Behavioral economics
- Secondary Fields: Experimental economics, Labor Economics, Public economics
- Supervisor: Jacquemet Nicolas - Senik Claudia
- References: Roberto Galbiati, Nicolas Jacquemet, Shachar Kariv, Claudia Senik
- Job Market PAPER: Motivating Beliefs in a Just World
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Placement: Postdoctoral position at the “Cluster of Excellence - Politics of Inequality”, University of Konstanz (Germany)
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Max is a behavioral economist with a focus on economic inequality. His research uses observational and experimental data to get a better understanding of how institutions, policies, and beliefs shape attitudes towards inequality.
Juan Luksic
- Primary Field: Development Economics
- Secondary Fields: Public economics
- Supervisor: Karen Macours
- References: Gurgand Marc, Macours Karen, Hillel Rapoport
- Job Market PAPER: Can immigration affect neighborhood effects? Accounting for the indirect effects of immigrants on native test scores.
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Juan is an applied microeconomist interested in studying the determinants of skills and social mobility using a combination of econometrics, psychometrics and theory. His work uses a recent migratory wave to analyze how immigrants affect natives' test scores through changes in the neighborhood.
Jaime Mauricio Montana Doncel
- Primary Field: Labor economics
- Secondary Fields: Development economics, Personnel economics
- Supervisor: Margolis David
- Job Market PAPER: Wage posting and multidimensional skills mismatch
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Jaime's research questions aim at understanding, both from a theoretical and an applied perspective, how workers with multidimensional skills and firms with heterogeneous needs match, and why skill mismatches occur. He is also interested in informal employment in developing countries and in exploiting non-traditional sources for labor market information.
Alex Proshin
- Primary Field: Health economics
- Secondary Fields: Machine Learning, Microeconometrics, Behavioral Economics
- Supervisor: ROCHAIX Lise - LAPORTE Audrey
- References: Randall Ellis, Audrey Laporte, Lise Rochaix
- Placement: Postdoctoral researcher, University of Toronto, Institute of Health Policy Management and Evaluation (Canada)
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Alex does applied econometric research in the area of public and health economics, combining traditional econometric estimation and novel machine learning techniques. His work has broad international outreach (France, Canada, Russia), and has been carried out in tight collaboration with the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation (IHPME) of the University of Toronto.
Shaden Shabayek
- Primary Field: Social and economic networks
- Secondary Fields: Economic theory
- Supervisor: Bloch Francis
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Shaden studies social and economic networks, with a special focus on models of opinion dynamics. Her work introduces concepts grounded in behavioral sciences to the economic literature on naive learning in order to deepen the understanding of empirically well documented phenomena such as opinion polarization.
Sara Signorelli
- Primary Field: Labour Economics
- Secondary Fields: Public Economics, Migration, Innovation
- Supervisor: Maurin Eric
- References: Bahar Dany, Fontaine François, Maurin Eric, McNally Sandra
- Job Market PAPER: Do Skilled Migrants Compete with Native Workers? Analysis of a Selective Immigration Policy
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Placement: Assistant Professor, Tenure Track, Amsterdam School of Economics, University of Amsterdam (Netherlands)
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Sara is a labor economist studying the labor markets of industrialized countries. Her work uses quasi-experimental econometric designs and administrative employer-employee data to analyze how skilled migration and technological change affect workers and firms.
Postdoctorants diplômés de PSE
Simon Briole
- Primary Field: Applied Microeconomics and Public Policy Evaluation
- Secondary Fields: Education, Labour, Health and Political Economy
- Supervisor: Éric Maurin
- Job Market PAPER: From teacher quality to teaching quality: Instructional productivity and teaching practices in the US
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Simon is an applied microeconomist specialized in public policy evaluation. His thesis dissertation studies human capital formation and his research broadly focuses on how to address inequalities in education, health and the labor market. His current research agenda focuses on two particular aspects of human capital: citizenship and digital skills. In particular, he is working on two experimental programs respectively designed to enhance middle school students' civic skills and to increase resilience to fake news, conspiracy and radicalism for the youth living in deprived areas.
Aya Elewa
- Primary Field: International Trade and IO
- Secondary Fields: Industrial Organization, Theory, Applied Microeconomics
- Supervisor: Jean-Philippe Tropeano
- References: Jean-Philippe Tropeano, Lionel Fontagné, Peter Neary, Marcelo Olarreaga, Mathieu Parenti
- Job Market PAPER: Mixed market structure, competition and market size: How does product mix respond?
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Aya's research lies between International Trade and Industrial Organization, with a focus on firm behavior after trade liberalization. Building theoretical models that she can test empirically, she studies how competition and market structure differs after trade openness.
Juni Singh
- Primary Field: Behavioral Economics
- Secondary Fields: Development Economics, Experimental Economics
- Supervisor: Jehiel Philippe
- References: Banerjee Abhijit V., Comola Margherita, Jacquemet Nicolas, Jehiel Philippe
- Job Market PAPER: Endogenous Institutions: a network experiment in Nepal - with Giulio Iacobelli
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Placement: Postdoctoral position, Weiss Fellow, MIT-JPAL (USA)
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Juni is a behavioral development economist who studies social networks and institutions using a combination of econometrics, experiments and theory. She has experience in designing and conducting original surveys in Nepal (a network survey and a lab-in-the-field experiment), from the fund-raising stage through the implementation in the field.
Postdoctorants salariés de PSE
Emilie Bonhoure
- Primary Field: Corporate Finance
- Secondary Fields: Corporate governance, Financial history
- Supervisor: Germain Laurent, Le Bris David, Hautcoeur Pierre-Cyrille
- References: Germain Laurent, Le Bris David, Monnet Eric, Riva Angelo, Troege Michael,
- Job Market PAPER: Job market paper Emilie Bonhoure - An original solution to agency issues among pre-WWI Paris-Listed firms: the statutory rule of profit allocation
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Placement: Assistant Professor, Kedge Business School Bordeaux (France)
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Emilie studies topics related to corporate governance, focusing on firms listed on French financial markets at the beginning of the 20th century, to unveil specific paths of development and original governance mechanisms or dividend policies. Beside financial markets, she also studies another channel of firm external financing: the French banking system and its evolution.
Nicolas Navarrete
- Primary Field: Labor economics
- Secondary Fields: Health economics, Economics of education
- Supervisor: de Chaisemartin Clément, Becker Sascha, Gurgand Marc
- References: de Chaisemartin Clément, Gurgand Marc, Becker Sascha
- Job Market PAPER: Direct and spillover effects on health of increased income for the elderly: evidence from a Chilean pension program
- Curriculum Vitae: English version
- Placement: Assistant professor, City - University of London (United Kingdom)
- Candidate’s PSE page
Brief Candidate Profile:
Nicolás is a labor economist interested in exploring the effect of welfare interventions - particularly income transfers to households and school interventions - on their direct beneficiaries, as well as the spillover effects on beneficiaries’ household members and peers. Using microeconometric methods and data from different contexts, his work aims to inform how a full line of interactions change when interventions are in place.