Publications
- The Welfare Impact of Global Migration in the OECD Countries, (with M. Burzynski and F. Docquier), Journal of International Economics, Elsevier, vol. 101(C), July 2016, pages 1-21.
- Shifting Wealth : Trends, Implication and Prospects, (with Martin Wermelinger), in Perspectives on Global Development 2017 : International Migration in a Shifting World, 2017, OECD Publishing, Paris.
- Recent Trends in International Migration, in Perspectives on Global Development 2017 : International Migration in a Shifting World, 2017, OECD Publishing, Paris.
- Key Drivers of Recent International Migration, in Perspectives on Global Development 2017 : International Migration in a Shifting World, 2017, OECD Publishing, Paris.
- How Public Policies Affect Migration Flows, (with Jason Gagnon) in Perspectives on Global Development 2017 : International Migration in a Shifting World, 2017, OECD Publishing, Paris
- Le ralentissement de la productivité dans les pays émergents est-il un phénomène durable?, (with L. Boisset, L. François & M. Salomé), Trésor-Eco, no 225, Juillet 2018 (English version)
Working papers and work in progress
- Trade, Access to Varieties and Patterns of Consumption, Working Paper DP2020-11 under review
- Migration, FDI and the Margins of Trade (with H. Rapoport), Working Paper DP2019-22
- Exploring Heterogeneity in the Wage Effect of Immigration (with J. Héricourt, L. Marchal and C. Nedoncelle), Last draft
- Firm's Interlinkages, Migration and Trade (with A. Edo)
- Impact of the Pandemic on the French Agricultural Production (avec A. Napoly et G. Peri)
Research Projects
2018-2021 NaWaCC
This project investigates the impact of immigrant workers on natives’ jobs and wages. In particular, we investigate why the impact of immigrants varies across countries.
2013-2015 Labor force diversity and firm's performance: a microeconomic approach (FRS-FNRS)
This project investigates the link between diversity cultural diversity in the labor force (measured in term of birthplace, ethnicity, religious affiliation, genetic characteristics) and competitiveness at the microeconomic level.
2011-2012 The importance of demand factors in the analysis of gains from trade (FSR's grant, catholic University of Louvain)
This project investigates in what extent gains from intra-industry trade are function of markets and countries’ characteristics.
This project investigates the impact of immigrant workers on natives’ jobs and wages. In particular, we investigate why the impact of immigrants varies across countries.
2013-2015 Labor force diversity and firm's performance: a microeconomic approach (FRS-FNRS)
This project investigates the link between diversity cultural diversity in the labor force (measured in term of birthplace, ethnicity, religious affiliation, genetic characteristics) and competitiveness at the microeconomic level.
2011-2012 The importance of demand factors in the analysis of gains from trade (FSR's grant, catholic University of Louvain)
This project investigates in what extent gains from intra-industry trade are function of markets and countries’ characteristics.