I am an Economist at the Central Bank of Luxembourg. I hold a PhD in Economics from Sciences Po.
The views expressed on this website are my own and do not necessarily represent the views of my employer.
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Economics, 2020
Sciences Po
Master's in Economics, 2016
Sciences Po
Bachelor of Mathematics, 2015
UPMC Sorbonne Universités
Bachelor of Social Sciences, 2013
Sciences Po
This paper introduces new empirical findings concerning the rental housing market in the Paris metropolitan area.
We analyse the consequences of the minimum wage on employment and sorting in a model of the labor market with search frictions, heterogeneous workers and firms, and business cycle fluctuations.
This paper explores the connection between commuting costs and local employment dynamics, exploiting a spatial discontinuity introduced by a reform in France in September 2015.
I explore the determinants of labor income shocks along the business cycle with a frictional model of the labor market.
I have taught the following classes (assistant lecturer and sometimes lecturer):
Here is a crash course on version control with Git and Gitlab.
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For computationally intensive programs, I use Julia. For statistics, I mainly use R and Stata. For database management, I use SQL. For everything else, I use Python. I have made contributions to the following open source projects:
Name | Role | Description | Status |
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MSM.jl |
Author | A Julia package to estimate economic models using the Method of Simulated Moments. | |
SMM.jl |
Contributor | Parallel derivative-free moment optimization in Julia. | |
Dierckx.jl |
Contributor | Julia wrapper for the dierckx Fortran library |