Applied microeconomist specializing in Public Economics, Urban Economics, and Political Economy.

Research Associate at the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER).

PhD in Economics from Aix-Marseille School of Economics.

My research employs econometric methods, quasi-experimental designs, and spatial analysis to evaluate public policies. I draw on large-scale administrative data, surveys, and geocoded datasets to investigate topics and issues related to public policy evaluation, housing, inequality, local taxation, and public finance, with a strong emphasis on data-driven approaches. 

Currently, my research agenda focuses on public policy evaluation and microsimulation, with applications to housing markets and policies (e.g., housing allowances, social housing, tax-based housing policies, rent regulation) as well as health economics (COVID-19 and urban exodus).

I am interested in academic research, applied economics, and policy-oriented issues, as I aim not only to contribute to the scientific literature, but also to bridge academic inquiry and real-world impact by providing policymakers with evidence-based recommendations, while fostering informed public debate.

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