Clément Nedoncelle
I am a full-time economist at INRAE, in the Paris-Saclay Applied Economics (PSAE) group.
My research explores the interactions between international trade and the environment, currently with a focus on the impact of trade (policy) on natural resources.
Papers
Exporters under Foreign Heat (Accepted, 2023)
Oxford Economic PapersInternational Climate Aid and Trade (with B. Bayramoglu, J.F. Jacques and L. Neumann-Noel)
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2023. (Programs) (Pre-print) - Outreach: ORF article, LeMondeWage Variations and Commuting Distance (with E.-M. Aboulkacem)
Journal of Economic Geography, 2022. (Pre-print) (Online Appendix)Immigrants, Occupations and Firm Export Performance (with L. Marchal)
Review of International Economics, 2019Multi-destination Firms and the Impact of Exchange-Rate Risk on Trade (with J. Héricourt)
Journal of Comparative Economics, 2018Trade Costs and Current Accounts
The World Economy, 2016
Drafts
1/ Trade and Weather
Temperatures, Firm Size and Exports in Developing Countries, with J. Wolfersberger (2023), under review
Weather Shocks and Agri-Food Imports (2023), under review
2/ Trade and Natural Resources
Trade Agreements and Sustainable Fisheries, with B. Bayramoglu, E. Gozlan and T. Tarabbia (2023)
Foreign Demand, Soy Exports, and Deforestation, with Léa Crepin (2023)
3/ Other topics
Structural Transformation and International Trade, with J. Wolfersberger (2023) NEW
Extreme temperatures and inequality: Evidence from French agriculture, with Maxime Ollier (2022)
Does Immigration Affect Wages? A meta-analysis, with A. Aubry, J. Héricourt and L. Marchal (2021)
Current Teaching
Trade and Environment - M2 EEET - Univ. Paris-Saclay
PhD Student
Léa Crepin - Trade and Imported Deforestation (since 2020)