Nicolas Jacquemet

Recent updates & news

[Events] PSE Experimental Economics Summer School - Tools and empirical methods for studying economic behaviour, June 8-12 2026.
[Events] UMP6 Summer School on Bayesian Methods for Experimental Economics, June 18-21 2026.
[Works in progress] Frohly, C., Galbiati R., Henry E., Jacquemet N. Forced to face the truth: A meta-analysis on the effectiveness of moral reminders, CEPR DP n° 21025, january 2026.
[Publications] Jacquemet N., Launay C., Luchini S., Mijovic-Prelec D., Prelec D., Py J., Rosaz J., Shogren. J.F. Does the oath enhance truth-telling in eyewitness testimony? Experimental Evidence, Journal of Experimental Criminology, forthcoming.
[Works in progress] Goussé M., Jacquemet N., Robin J-M. Marriage and Within-Household Inequalities, PSE WP n°2025-43, december 2025.
[Events] 3rd Parisian Behavioral Economics Symposium, May 19 2026.
[Works in progress] Galbiati R., Henry E., Jacquemet N., Rasooly, I. How (not) to elicit social image effects: When disclosure fails to boost charitable effort, PSE WP n°2025-34, october 2025.
[Publications] Bouleau C., Jacquemet N., Lebreton M. (2025). Large-scale experimental investigation of the reliability of confidence measures, Communications Psychology, Vol. 3, article 159.
[Works in progress] Galbiati R., Henry E., Jacquemet N. Shaping social norms: how experience affects moral judgments, updated in september 2025.
[Publications] Romaniuc R., Guido A. et al. (2025). The limits of behavioral nudges to increase youth turnout: Experimental evidence from two French elections, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Vol. 236, article 107098.
[Publications] Hagenbach J., Jacquemet N., Sternal P. (2025). The motivated memory of noise, Games and Economic Behavior, Vol. 152, pp. 257-275.

Welcome. My research work deals with applied microeconomics and, even more imprecisely, with the empirical content of incentives and game theory. Empirical refers here to both experimental methods and econometrics on observational data.

Note: I’m neither an “econometrician” nor an “experimentalist” (but, anyway, I don’t think I would put my health in the hands of a doctor who claims to be a “stethoscopist”). The results from my work have applications in, e.g., labor economics, environmental economics, political economics, law and economics. The representative works below will give you a quick overview of my main area of research.

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nicolas.jacquemet[@]univ-paris1.fr

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Current positions

Full Professor (Chaire associée), Paris School of Economics (since 2018).
Full Professor (Professeur des universités), Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (since 2015).
Research fellow at Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne (since 2015).

Current services

Comité scientifique en charge de l'évaluation des réformes France Travail (nominated member), since 2024.
Opening Economics Chair, PSE-Hermès, "An integrated approach of economic decisions" project (PI with JM. Tallon), since 2021.
PLoS ONE (academic editor), since 2021.
Theory and Decision (advisory editor), since 2018.
French Association of Experimental Economics (Former president), 2022-2025.
PSE Institutional Review Board (nominated member), since 2016.
Master in Economics and Psychology (head of the master), since 2015.

Representative works

[Publications] Bouleau C., Jacquemet N., Lebreton M. (2025). Large-scale experimental investigation of the reliability of confidence measures, Communications Psychology, Vol. 3, article 159.
[Publications] Hagenbach J., Jacquemet N., Sternal P. (2025). The motivated memory of noise, Games and Economic Behavior, Vol. 152, pp. 257-275.
[Books] Charroin L., Jacquemet N., L’Haridon O. (2024). Précis d'économie comportementale. Pearson.
[Publications] Fortin B., Jacquemet N., Shearer B. (2021). Labour Supply, Service Intensity and Contract Choice: Theory and Evidence on Physicians, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Vol. 36 (6), pp. 686-702.
[Publications] Jacquemet N., Luchini S., Malézieux A., Shogren J.F. (2020). Who’ll stop lying under oath? Empirical evidence from Tax Evasion Games, European Economic Review, Vol. 20, pp. 103369 (lead article).
[Publications] Galbiati R., Henry E., Jacquemet N., Lobeck M. (2021). How Laws Affect the Perception of Norms: Empirical Evidence from the Lockdown. PloS ONE, Vol. 16(9), e0256624.
[Policy Briefs] Discrimination à l'embauche des personnes d’origine supposée maghrébine: quels enseignements d'une grande étude par testing? Note IPP n°76 / Dares Analyses n°67, novembre 2021 / Discrimination in hiring people of supposedly North African origin: What lessons from a large-scale correspondence test? IPP Policy Brief n°76, november 2021.
[Publications] Jacquemet N., Luchini S., Rosaz J., Shogren J.F. (2019). Truth-Telling under Oath. Management Science, Vol. 65 (1), pp. 426-438.
[Books] Jacquemet N., L’Haridon O. (2018). Experimental Economics: Method and Applications. Cambridge University Press.
[Publications] Galbiati R., Henry E., Jacquemet N. (2018). Dynamic effects of enforcement on cooperation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Vol. 115 (49), pp. 12425-12428.
[Books] Crépon B., Jacquemet N. (2018). Econométrie : Méthodes et Applications, 2eme édition. De Boeck Universités, Collection « Ouvertures ».
[Publications] Goussé, M., Jacquemet N., Robin J-M. (2017). Marriage, Labor Supply, and Home Production. Econometrica, Vol. 85 (6), pp. 1873-1919.
[Publications] Hergueux J., Jacquemet N. (2015). Social Preferences in the online laboratory: A randomized Experiment. Experimental Economics, Vol. 18(2), pp. 252-283.
[Publications] Jacquemet N., Koessler F. (2013). Using or Hiding Private Information? An Experimental Study of Zero-Sum Repeated Games with Incomplete Information. Games and Economic Behavior, Vol. 78(1), pp. 103-120.