Academic Responsibilities
Teaching Assistant
- 2024–2025 2023–2024 International Trade
Students: Bachelor's in Economics
Level: Third Year
Main professor: Léa Marchal
Hourly load: 15 hours each year per group (60 hours in total)
Language: French
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This course provides an introduction to the field of international trade theory, related empirical work and related economic policy issues. It introduces the main concepts and theories, from the Ricardian comparative advantage theory to heterogeneous firm models. The course also looks at issues of trade policy and factor mobility. - 2024–2025 Applied Econometrics
Students: Master Monnaie, banque, finance, assurance
Level: First Year
Main professor: Laurine Martinoty
Hourly load: 18 hours each year per group (54 hours in total)
Language: English
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The objective of this course is to master a set of statistical and econometric modeling tools that are useful for conducting high-quality empirical research in microeconometrics and other fields. Since most empirical econometric work is concerned with formulating economic policy, this course focuses on the estimation of causal effects. Unlike a pure econometrics course, this one is intended for practitioners rather than econometricians: it places more emphasis on the proper formulation of research questions and on practical applications, rather than on statistical techniques or theoretical proofs related to estimators. The tutorials provide an opportunity to put the methods studied into practice while becoming familiar with the R software.
Other Academic Responsibilities
- 21/11/2024
30/04/2025 Conference Series in Economic Development (CSDE)
Role: Seminar co-organizer
Invited Speakers: Andrea Cinque, Olivia Cuq, Kunal Sen, Lucas Leblanc
First conference Second conferenceDescription:
This seminar provides a platform for professionals and researchers in the Development field to discuss and present their work to the aspiring Development Economists from our Masters and PhD student cohorts. It is co-organized solely by master and doctoral students.