Lunch seminar: Gong Cheng (Sciences Po) - July 6

Credit constraints, foreign reserves accumulation and capital formation in emerging market economies

Date: Fri, 2012/07/06 - 12:30 - 14:30
Location: Sciences Po, H402, 28 rue des Saints-Pères

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lunch seminars are devoted to work in progress by Phd students and faculty

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Lisa, Gong, Thomas, Camille, Etienne, Dilan and Maxime

our PhD students in their last year 2012-2013 are telling us about their activity in September. We wish them good luck to complete their thesis.

Lisa Anouliès

Research Fields: International trade, environmental policies

Thesis Adviser: Philippe Martin

Lisa will be an A.T.E.R. at Paris 1 next year

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Gong Cheng

Research Fields: Open-economy macroeconomics, international finance, emerging market economies

Thesis Adviser: Philippe Martin

Gong will be Research fellow - Economist, International Macroeconomics Division, Banque de France

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Thomas Grjebine

Research Fields: International macroeconomics, International monetary issues

Thesis Adviser: Philippe Martin

Thomas will be macroeconomist at CEPII

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Camille Hémet

Research Fields: Ethnic diversity,  Peer effects,  Networks,  Discrimination, Labor economics

Thesis Adviser: Yann Algan

Camille has been awarded a one-year PhD grant at the Aix-Marseille School of Economics (AMSE) for the next academic year, 2012-2013

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Etienne Lalé

Research Fields: labor economics with a macro flavor. My research tries to understand the secular and cyclical behavior of worker flows

Thesis Adviser: Etienne Wasmer

Etienne just came back from visiting UPenn (University of Pennsylvania) and this research stay proved very fruitful for his research. In 2012-2013, he will be in the last year of the writing stage of his thesis; now it is the time to write down all the things he has been working on during these past months!

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Dilan Ölcer

Research Fields: Political economics, public finance, growth, natural resources

Thesis Adviser: Etienne Wasmer

Dilan has been admitted to the IMF Fund Internship Program so she will be spending July - October in IMF's Strategy, Policy and Review Department in Washington DC. Afterwards, she will be returning to Sciences Po to work towards completing her dissertation.

Maxime To

Research Fields: Applied Econometrics, Education, Labor Economics, Human Capital

Thesis Adviser: Jean-Marc Robin

Maxime will be an A.T.E.R. at Sciences Po next year