I am an economist specializing in transportation economics, urban mobility, public policy evaluation, and dynamic traffic simulation. I recently completed my Ph.D. in Economics at Université Laval, where my research examined the impacts of transportation infrastructure and mobility policies on congestion, travel behavior, welfare, and environmental outcomes.

My research combines empirical methods, spatial data analysis, and simulation models to evaluate transportation policies and infrastructure projects. My research interests include transportation economics, sustainable mobility, discrete choice modelling, public transit policy, policy analysis, congestion, emissions, and dynamic traffic simulation.

I am also the instructor for Environmental Economics at Université Laval and have served as a teaching assistant in environmental economics, public policy, microeconomics, and price theory. I hold an M.Sc. in Transport Economics from Université Lyon 2 and ENTPE in France, and a B.A. in Macroeconomics and Development Management from Université Ouaga II in Burkina Faso.

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