Clément Nedoncelle

INRA Researcher - UMR Economie Publique

I am mainly interested in international trade and its interactions with environmental and agricultural outcomes. I also study the trade-migration nexus and in this field, I am taking part of the ANR-DFG project NaWaCC.

I organize the seminar of the unit, as well as the reading group (about innovation this semester). I also co-organize a workshop about Trade, IO and Food, held on May 16th 2019 in Paris.

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Email: clement.nedoncelle@inra.fr

PAPERS

Published

Multi-destination Firms and the Impact of Exchange-Rate Risk on Trade (with J. Héricourt) -- Appendix -- Journal of Comparative Economics, 2018, vol. 46(4): 1178-119.
Trade Costs and Current Accounts, The World Economy, 2016, vol. 39(10), 1653-1672.

Working Papers

Immigrants, Occupations and Firm Export Performance (with L. Marchal), R&R, Paper (Feb. 2019)
Wage Variations and Commuting Distance (with E-M. Aboulkacem) Paper (2019)

Other writings

Foreign-born Workers Boost Exports : Evidence from France, Royal Economic Society Media Briefings
Les entreprises multi-destinations, mieux armées face au risque de change, La Lettre du CEPII N°367, July 2016, CEPII
How multi-destination firms shape the effect of exchange rate volatility on trade, VoxEU column, June 2016 (Also here: CEPII Blog)