From November 28 to 29, I had the pleasure of participating in the XXI Workshop on Economic Integration, organized by the INTECO joint research unit in Economic Integration at the University Jaume I in Castellón de la Plana, Spain. During my stay, I was glad to share a first version of France’s Emissions Paradox: Composition and Technique Effects, co-authored with Inmaculada Martinez-Zarzoso. This work stems from the collaboration initiated during my visit to Castellón in September, making it especially gratifying to share our progress in such an inspiring academic setting. A big thanks to the organizers and participants for the engaging discussions and invaluable feedback that will help us refine our work!

Organization and Scientific Committee : Dani Aparicio (UJI-Inteco), Mariam Camarero (UJI-Inteco), Francisco Requena (Uv-Inteco), Juan Sapena (UCV-Inteco), Cecilio Tamarit (UV-Inteco). 

Participants : Ignacio Pineda (UJI), Anthonin Levelu (Université Paris Dauphine), Fatima El Khatabi (UAM and U. of Goettingen), Marc Aliana (UJI), Enea Gerard (U. Bordeaux), Mokhtar Ben Moussa (University of Tunis El Manar), Asier Minondo (Deusto Business School, U. de Deusto), J. Paniagua (UV), Ernesto Rodríguez Crespo (UAM), Guadalupe Serrano (UV, INTECO), Hideaki Hirata (Hosei University, Japan), Joan Crespo (UV, INTECO), Javier Ferri (UV), Juncal Cuñado (U. Navarra), Irina Balteanu (Banco de España), David Martínez Turégano (Caixabank Research), Benedikt Heid (UJI, INTECO), Marcelo Olarreaga (U. of Geneva, CEPR and FERDI), Carmen Díaz-Mora (UCM), Sofia Monteiro (ISEG, Universidade de Lisboa)

Keynote Speaker : Ana María Santacreu (Federal Reserve Bank of Saint Louis)