Meet Pierre Boyer and Franck Malherbet, specialization directors

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Pierre Boyer is a Full Professor of Economics at École polytechnique – CREST (Center for Research in Economics and Statistics).

He is Research Fellow at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), Deputy director of the Institut des Politiques Publiques (IPP), the Program Director of the research group “Democracy and Institutions” at the IPP in Paris, and a Fellow at the CESifo.

His research interests include public economics, political economy, European integration, and banking regulation. His research has been published in peer review journals such as the American Economic Review, the Quarterly Journal of Economics and Econometrica.

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Franck Malherbet is professor of economics at ENSAE Paris, researcher at CREST (the joint research department from ENSAE, CNRS and Ecole Polytechnique) and research fellow at IZA. He holds a PhD in Economics from University Paris 1-Panthéon-Sorbonne. 

His research fields are labor economics and macroeconomics with a special concern for employment protection and labor market segmentation. He is also interested in bargaining theory and development economics. 

His research has been published in the European Economic Review, Journal of Public Economics, International Economic Review, The Economic Journal and others.


Arne Uhlendorff | Applied Econometrics

Guillaume Levy | Statistics for Public Policy

Emmanuelle Taugourdeau | Microeconomics for Public Policy

Bertrand Monfort/Matéo Moglia | Python, R and Stata for Data Science

Gregory Corcos | International Economics

Marie-Laure Allain | Industrial Organization

Benoit Schmutz | Urban Economics & Real Estate

Fanny Henriet | Environmental economics
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Hesu Yoon/Patrick Präg/Ivaylo Petev | Methods in Quantitative Sociology

Paolo Tubaro | Ethics and Responsibility in Data Science

Ana Simoni | Machine Learning for Causal Inference in Economics

Emmanuel Pietrigi | Data Story Telling

Morgane Cure/Lukasz Gryzbowski | Econometrics of Competition

Marie-Laure Allain/Laurent Linnemer | Theory of Industrial Organisation

Hugo Molina | Empirical Industrial Organisation

Enrico Rubolino | Public Economics

Christina Butucea | Fairness and Privacy in Machine Learning

Hesu Yoon | Place Market and Inequality

Morgane Cure/David Sevy | Competition Policy

Thibaud Vergé | Competition Policy in Practice: Cases

Pierre Boyer/Yukio Koriyama | Market Design

Clément Malgouyres | Applied Econometrics II

Louis Pape | Data Analysis in Economics: Collection and Visualisation

Mahalia Stepanoff/Aldric Labarthe | Introduction to Statistical Learning

Jean-Baptiste Michau/Pierre Boyer | Public Economics and Public Finance

Sara Signorelli | Economics of Immigration

Winston Maxwell | Law and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

Antonio Casilli | Internet and Society

Axel Gillot | Finances Publiques (in French)

Beatrice Cherrier | Economics Facing Nature

Arnak Dalayan | Applied Statistical Learning

Bruno Crépon/Félix Pasquier | Microeconometric Evaluation of Public Policies

Franck Malherbet/Roland Rathelot | Labor Economics

Bertrand Garbinti | Economics of Inequality

Bruno Crépon | Randomized Methods and Policy Evaluation

Bruno Crépon/Matthieu Doutreligne | Machine Learning for Econometrics

Christopher Kermorant | Machine Learning for NLP

Michael Sicsic/Lionel Wilner | Economics of Redistribution and Social Insurance

Roland Rathelot | Applied Labor Economics

Marion Leroutier | Empirical Environmental Economics