[April 7th, 10:30-10:50, at PSE main hall] 

[April 7th, 10:50-12:20, at PSE R2-21] 

Chaired by Jala Youssef (UMR D&S)

• Shaking up Foreign Finance: FDI in a Post-Disaster World, by Robert Reinhardt (CES)

- Discussant: Sandra Poncet (PSE)

• Original Sin & Redemption: Foreign Currency Debt and Hedging Strategies in Colombian Non-Financial Firms, by Juan Camilo Medellín (PSE)

- Discussant: Ariell Reshef (CES, PSE)

• Monetary Policy in a Small Open Economy with Multiple Monetary Assets, by Van H. Nguyen (CES)

- Discussant: Jean-Bernard Chatelain (PSE)

[April 7th, 14:00-15:30, at PSE R2-21] 

Chaired by Gulnaz Khisamova (CES)

• PAVED with good intentions : an evaluation of the Gendarmerie predictive policing system, by Gaspard Tissandier (CES)

- Discussant: Philipp Ketz (PSE)

• Quick renegotiation as opportunistic behaviour? A duration analysis of public contracts, by Vincent Jardine (CES)

- Discussant: Carine Staropoli (PSE)

• Unequal access to higher education based on parental income: evidence from France, by Cécile Bonneau (PSE)

- Discussant: Elvire Guillaud (CES)

[April 7th, 15:30-16:00, at PSE main hall]

• Who Feels Poor? Transitions into Poverty and Subjective Well-Being, by Eléonore Richard (PSE)

• Adopting PrEP preventive treatment in the sex market in Côte d’Ivoire,  by Clémence Pougué Biyong (CES)

• Core stability and other applications of minimal balanced collections, by Dylan Laplace Mermoud (CES)

[April 7th, 16:00-17:30, at PSE R2-21]

Chaired by Peiqi Sun (CES)

• Inequality Externality Beliefs and Redistributive Preferences, by Morten Nyborg Støstad (PSE)

- Discussant: Antoine Bozio (PSE, EHESS, IPP)

• Sufficient conditions for a “simple” Second Welfare Theorem with other-regarding preferences, by Van-Quy Nguyen (CES)

- Discussant: Xiangyu Qu (CES)

• Welfare effects of sovereign default risk on domestic debt holders, by Antoine Sigwalt (CES)

- Discussant: Christoph Grosse Steffen (Banque de France)

[April 8th, 09:00-10:30, at PSE R2-21] 

Chaired by Julia Hélie (PSE)

• Unveiling the Cosmic Race: Racial Inequalities in Latin America, by Guillermo Woo-Mora (PSE)

- Discussant: Luc Behaghel (PSE, INRAE, J-PAL)

• The spillover effect of land grabbing on child nutrition in Africa, by Antoine Castet (UMR D&S)

- Discussant:  Thomas Vendryes (CEPS)

• Inequality of Opportunity and Support for Democracy: Evidence from Transition Countries, by Fabian Reutzel (PSE)

- Discussant: Pedro Javier Soria Espin (PSE)

[April 8th, 10:30-10:50, at PSE main hall] 

[April 8th, 10:50-12:20, at PSE R2-21] 

Chaired by Fatoumata Cisse (CES)

• Transition risks, asset stranding and financial instability in a post-Keynesian stock-flow consistent model of decarbonation trajectories, by Louis Daumas (ENPC)

- Discussant: Antoine Mandel (PSE, CES)

• Climate change damages on labor and capital, inequality, and the social cost of carbon, by Marie Young-Brun (PSE)

- Discussant: Marc Fleurbaey (PSE)

• Are we in an uninsurable world yet?, by Eric Vansteenberghe (PSE, EHESS, Banque de France-ACPR)

- Discussant: Pierre-Charles Pradier (CES)

[April 8th, 14:00-15:30, at PSE R2-21] 

Chaired by Andrea Cinque (CES)

• It’s a man’s world: culture of abuse, #MeToo and worker flows, by Caroline Coly (PSE)

- Discussant: David Margolis (PSE)

• Academic Migration and Academic Networks: Evidence from Scholarly Big Data and the Iron Curtain, by Donia Kamel (PSE)

- Discussant: Clement Bosquet (CES)

• Working Hour Reform and Labor Demand: Evidence from Portuguese 1996 reform, by Kentaro Asai (PSE)

- Discussant: Philippe Askenazy (ENS)

[April 8th, 15:30-16:00, at PSE main hall] 

• Adopting PrEP preventive treatment in the sex market in Côte d’Ivoire,  by Clémence Pougué Biyong (CES)

• Who Feels Poor? Transitions into Poverty and Subjective Well-Being, by Eléonore Richard (PSE)

• Modeling the economy as a dissipative structure, by Gregoire Noel (CES)

[April 8th, 17:15-19:00, at PSE main hall]