1st Doctorissimes

9h30-10: Keynote speaker:

Christian de Boissieu (Université Paris 1, CES)

"What to expect from the new prudential rules?"

10h00-11h30: Monetary stability and development (Discussion: Gunther Capelle-Blancard)

• Marc Pourroy (CES): "Does exchange rate control improve inflation targeting in emerging economies?"

• Zorobabel Bicaba (CES): "On the duration of stability periods between financial crisis"

• Romain Thiebaud (PHARE): "Banking Liquidity on France, 1958-1973: efficiency and limits of the intervention on the Banque de France"

11h45-13h45: New methods in economics (Discussion: Annie L. Cot)

• Raphaëlle Abitbol (CES): "How noisy is your brain? The neutral basis of preference instability"

• Nicolas Vallois (CES): "From addictions to public policy: the pathological paradigm of neuroeconomics"

• Abhishek Rajan (CES): "Existence of financial equilibria in a multi-period economy with restricted participation"

14h15-15h45: Inequalities and discriminations (Discussion: Antoine Terracol):

• Anthony Edo (CES): "Labor market imperfections and immigration: empirical evidence from French census data"

• Mickaël Portela (CES): "Inégalités des trajectoires d'insertion et qualité de l'emploi, le cas des jeunes non diplômés en France"

• Noémi Berlin (CES): "An experimental test of sociological theories of education and intergenerational mobility"

16h00-17h30: Crisis, risk and regulation (Discussion: Bruno Amable):

• Thibault Darcillon (CES): "Crise financière: déterminants politiques et conséquences institutionnelles"

• Thomas Baron (CES): "Can a money growth target limit housing prince bubbles?"

• Fatima Jouad (CES): "Risk aggregation and economic capital"

Organizers: Camille Abeille-Becker, Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche, Guillaume Commenge, Dominique Fayad, Julie Ferrand, Gaëlle Ferrant, Rawaa Harati, Fatima Jouad, Abbishek Ranjan