Clémence Berson
clemence.berson'at'ecb.europa.eu
Senior Economist, European Central Bank
Labour economics
Wages, contracts, discrimination
Time-Varying Agglomeration Economies and Aggregate Wage Growth
with P.-P. Combes, L. Gobillon and A. Sotura, 2023WPThe Cognitive Load of Financing Constraints: Evidence from Large Scale Wage Surveys
with R. Lardeux and C. Lelarge, 2021WPJob-to-job flows and wage dynamics in France and Italy
with M. de Philippis and E. Viviano, 2020WPDoes Competition Induce Hiring Equity?
2012WPOutsourcing human resources as a solution to prevent discrimination: Evidence from a correspondence study
with M. Laouenan and E. Valat, in Labour Economics, 2020, vol. 64Article | WP | WP (French) | VoxEUAsymmetric wage adjustment and employment in European firms
with P. Marotzke, R. Anderton, A. Bairrao, P. Thoth, in The B.E. Journal of Macroeconomics, June 2020, vol. 20(2), pages 1-25Article | WPNon-base wage components as a source of wage adaptability to shocks: Evidence from European firms, 2010-2013
with J. Babecky, L. Fadejeva, A. Lamo, P. Marotzke, F. Martins and P. Strzelecki, in IZA Journal of Labor Policy, 2019, 8:1 Article | WPFixed-term contracts and labor market duality in France
in De Economist, December 2018, vol. 166 (4), pp. 455-476.ArticleLocal labor markets and taste-based discrimination
in IZA Journal of Labor Economics, 2016, vol. 5, n°1, pp. 1-21ArticlePrivate vs Public Sector Wage Gap: Does Origin Matter?
in Metroeconomica, 2016, vol.67 (4), pp. 717-741Article | WPFinancial incentives and labor market duality
with N. Ferrari, in Labour Economics, December 2015, vol. 37, pp. 77-92Article | WPUne simulation sur un modèle d’appariement : l’impact de l’article 4 de l’ANI de 2013 sur la segmentation du marché du travail
with N. Ferrari, in Economie et Prévision, 2017, n°211-212, pp. 115-137Testing : la difficulté de l'interprétation de la discrimination à l'embauche
in Travail et Emploi, 2013, n°135, pp. 27-40Concurrence imparfaite et discrimination sur le marché du travail
in Revue Economique, May 2011, vol.62(3), pp. 409-417What does increasing competition from China mean for euro area employment?
with C. Foroni, V. Gunnella and L. Lebastard, in ECB Economic Bulletin, Issue 5, 2025BoxWho wants to work more? Revisiting the decline in average hours worked
with M. Weissler, in ECB Economic Bulletin, Issue 3, 2025BoxThe role of demographics in recent developments of the unemployment rate
with A. Dias da Silva and M. Weissler, in ECB Economic Bulletin, Issue 1, 2025BoxExplaining the resilience of the euro area labour market between 2022 an 2024
with V. Botelho, A. Dias da Silva, C. Foroni, M. Mohr, C. Schroeder and M. Weisslerin ECB Economic Bulletin, Issue 8, 2024ArticleCentraliser le recrutement, un moyen efficace de prévention des discriminations ?
with M. Laouenan and E. ValatLIEPP Policy brief #49, 2021ArticleShocks and wage adjustments
Quarterly selection of articlein Banque de France bulletin, No. 231, 2020ArticleWage bargaining in Europe: A wide range of increasingly decentralised models since the crisis
with E. Jousselin, Quarterly selection of articlesin Banque de France bulletin, No. 217, Summer 2018ArticleAppréhender les discriminations avec la méthode du testing
Chroniques du CNIS : La mesure des discriminations dans l'emploi, mars 2018, p.5-6. ArticleDoes the Phillips curve still exist?
with L. de Charsonville, P. Diev, V. Faubert, L. Ferrara, S. Guilloux-Nefussi , Y. Kalantzis, A. Lalliard, J. Matheron and M. Mogliani Rue de la Banque, Banque de France, issue 56, february 2018ArticleWhat policy to reduce labour market segmentation?
with N. Ferrari Rue de la Banque, No. 35, Décembre 2016ArticleLes réformes des marchés du travail en Europe
with M-E. de la Serve Futuribles, 29 mars 2016ArticleThe labour market: institutions and reforms Summary of the third Labour Market Conference held in Aix-en-Provence on 1 and 2 December 2016 by the Aix-Marseille School of Economics and the Banque de France
with C. Malgouyres and S. Rayin Banque de France Bulletin, No. 45, Summer 2017, pp. 45-52ArticleThe labour market: institutions and reforms. Summary of the fourth Labour Market Conference held in Paris on 3-4 December 2015, organised by the Aix-Marseille School of Economics and the Banque de France
with C. Malgouyres et S. Roux, Quarterly selection of articles in Banque de France Bulletin, No. 42, Summer 2016, pp. 47-55ArticleLabour markets: institutions and reforms Summary of the third Labour Market Conference held in Aix-en-Provence on 4 and 5 December 2014 by the Aix-Marseille School of Economics and the Banque de France
with S. Roux and G. Verdugo, Quarterly Selection of Articles in Banque de France Bulletin, No. 38, Summer 2015, pp. 43-60ArticleThe gender gap at work is closing – but slowly
with V. Botelho, L. Guirola, L. Hospido, F. Kuik, C. Nickel and M. Rojo LopezBlog post, The ECB blog, 2025Record labour participation: workforce gets older, better educated and more female
with V. BotelhoBlog post, The ECB blog, 2023Job-to-job flows and wage dynamics
with E. BussonBlog post, Bloc-note éco, 2023Women and labour during the Covid-19 crisis
Blog post, Bloc-note éco, 2021Short-time work: a useful tool in times of crisis
with H. Camatte and S. NevouxBlog post, Bloc-note éco, 2020Emplois pérennes : fin de partie ?
Entendez-vous l'éco, France Culture, 17/12/2019PodcastWhere is euro area inflation in relation to the “Phillips cone”?
with H. Camatte, A. Lalliard and J. LerouxBlog post, Bloc-note éco, 2019Réduire la dualité du marché du travail pour réduire la précarité
Tribune, Relais d'Opinion, mars 2019The duality of the French labor market
Blog post, Bloc-note éco, 2018