SHORT BIO

Associate Professor at Université Paris Cité. Researcher at the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Applied Research in Health Economics (LIRAES Research Unit 4470). Managing the team Microeconomics and Regulation within the LIRAES. I am organizing the Economic Seminar at Université Paris Cité. This university seminar office is located at the Paris Faculty of Medicine campus. I also teach at the Paris University Institute of Technology. Member of the Collège des Economistes de la Santé.

TOPICS OF INTEREST

Artificial Intelligence in Health Sector, Health Prevention, Corporate and Personal Financial Distress, Firms' Default Risk Analysis, Economic Analysis of Liability Law and Litigation.

CURRENT PROJECT

Over the past three years, my research has been directed towards a comprehensive investigation into the impact of liability regulations on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems market, particularly those utilized in disease diagnosis and treatment. Central to this research is a examination of how various liability frameworks could be welfare improving. All these works are employing game theory to represent decision-making processes. Furthermore, I analyse the intricate dynamics between clinical practice guidelines and tort liability standards, aiming to elucidate their mutual influence. My scholarly pursuits extend to probing the intersection of health economics and health law in the realm of healthcare. Another strand of research focuses on the ex ante effects of bankruptcy rules, for instance on credit markets. I also study the ex post efficiency of corporate and personal bankruptcy laws. This second research axis requires theoretical and empirical developments. We then create databases on European countries and the U.S.