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I am a research economist at the Banque de France. I hold a PhD from the University of Bonn and do research in monetary economics and international economics. Furthermore, I am also interested in growth and inequality.
In my policy work, I advise the Banque de France on subjects surrounding exchange rates, capital flows and international spillovers of economic shocks. I also do regular scenario analysis with the ECB-Global model, having contributed to the International Economic Outlook of the ECB, the BMPE, the French Presidential Letter and briefings of the ECB governing council .
I also teach the international macroeconomics master course at the Paris School of Economics.
Check out our capital flow workshop that takes place in Paris, September 24th.
The Political Economy of Currency Unions, slides Published at the Journal of International Economics
[Featured in: SUERF, Banque de France WP]
Consumption Inequality in the Digital Age, slides (with Katja Mann) Revise and Resubmit at the AEJ: Macro
[Featured in: voxeu, SUERF, SSRN, Banque de France blog, Banque de France WP]
Gains from Commitment: The Case for Pegging the Exchange Rate, slides (with Ricardo Gabriel) Published at the Journal of International Money and Finance
[Featured in: SSRN]
Privilege Lost? The Rise and Fall of a Dominant Global Currency slides (with Nuno Coimbra)
[Featured in: SSRN, CEPR, BdF Blog]
Economic Growth and Ageing: Evidence from France [work in progress], (with Simon Bunel and Sebastian Stumpner)
Inequality and the Direction of Technological Progress [work in progress], (with Katja Mann, Antonin Bergeaud and Rentian Zhu)
Fool's Gold: How the US Dollar lost its Shine [work in progress], (with Nuno Coimbra)