Graduate Students'
in International Economics and Labor Market
Seminar
The GSIELM Seminar aims to provide a platform for PhD students and recent graduates in International Economics and Labor Market to present their research and receive feedback from other students and researchers. While primarily established for students at the Paris School of Economics and Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, we gladly welcome presentations and blog contributions by students from other institutions.
The seminar takes place on Monday, 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm.
The GSIELM Seminar is jointly organized by Maxence Castiello and Heddie Moreno.
This seminar is supported by the University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne and the International Economics and Labor Market (IELM) research group of the Sorbonne Economic Center.
Venue
Maison des Sciences Economiques (MSE)
106-112 Bd de L’Hôpital
75013 Paris
Room MSE:116
Monday March 13th 2023
Nada Hazem (Paris-1/Cairo-University): "Environmental provisions in trade agreements and firms’ performance: Evidence from Egyptian Firm-Level Data"
Archive
2023
20th February, Christian Abele (PSE): "GlobalGAP Certification and Chilean Fruit Exporting"
6th February, Maxence Castiello (CES, Paris 1): "Railroads, Geographic and Social Mobility: Evidence from Nineteen Century America"
23th January, Ninon Moreau-Kastler (ENS Paris-Saclay, CEPS): "Due Diligence and Legal Havens: Conflict Minerals Exports in Africa’s Great Lake Region"
9th January, Olivier Denagiscarde (CES, Paris 1, BNP Paribas Real Estate): "Working From Home and Business Districts: Evidence From the Paris Metropolitan Area"
2022
12th December, Alvaro Zuniga-Cordero (PSE, Paris 1): "Globalization, income inequality and political realignment: the transition from a two-party to a multi-party electoral system in Costa Rica"
6th November, Leonard Bocquet (PSE, Paris 1): "The Network Origin of Slow Labor Reallocation"
21st November, Guglielmo Zappala (PSE, Paris 1): "Sectoral impact and propagation of weather shocks"
7th November, David Torun (University of St Gallen): "Quantifying the Extensive Margins of Trade and Production"
24th October, Clara Kögel (Paris 1, OECD): "Gender Diversity in Senior Management and Firm Productivity: Evidence from nine OECD Countries"
26th September, Betül Simsek (Hamburg University): "Women's Rights and the Gender Migration Gap"
12th September, Fernando Martin-Espejo (KU Leuven): "Economic Sanctions as a Trade Policy Instrument? The 2014 Western-Russian Sanction Dispute"
20th June, Luca Lodi (Macerata University Paris 1): "Population distribution and export performance: estimates from a structural gravity model"
23rd May, Matteo Neri--Lainé (University of Paris-Dauphine - PSL): "Sovereign Gravity -- The Military Alliances’ Effect on trade and its implication in structural gravity"
9th May, Clémence Bois (PSE, Paris 1): "Trade, Reputation, and the Diesel Gate"
11th April, Manon Francois (PSE, Paris 1): "The ownership structure of multinational enterprises and tax avoidance: complexity matters"
28th March, Daniele Verdini (UCLouvain, FNRS): "Globalization and Market Power"
14th March, Léonard Bocquet (PSE): "The Network Origin of Slow Labor Reallocation"
14th February, Samuel Delpeuch (Sciences Po): "Investor vs. planet earth ? - Protected investments in the fossil fuel industry"
31st January, Fabio Ascione (Paris 1): "A lending hand from abroad? Corporate saving and imported intermediate inputs in three European countries"
17th January, Dina Ragab (Paris 1, Cairo University): "Does Past Informality Status Affect the Adoption of Foreign Technology in the Emerging Economies?"
2021
6th December, Christian Abele (PSE): "Reputation in International Trade - Evidence from the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster"
22nd November, Camille Reverdy (Paris 1): "Building a new reputation: the impact of the adoption of voluntary standards"
8th November, Emmanuel Chávez (PSE & EHESS): "Who pays for a Value Added Tax Hike at an International Border? Evidence from Mexico"
25th October, Clara Kögel (Paris 1, OECD): "Air pollution and productivity: Evidence from France"
11th October, Clément Mazet (Banque de France, Sciences Po, Collège de France): "Search Frictions in Credit Markets"
27th September, Karin Gourdon (PSE): "Intra- vs. international transport costs -- the case of US exports to Canada and Mexico"
13th September, Giulia Sabbadini (Geneva Graduate Institute): "Firm-Level Prices and Markups: The Role of Immigrant Employment and Input Quality"
14th June, Alvaro Zuniga-Cordero (PSE, Paris 1): "Globalization, income inequality and political realignment: evidence from Costa Rica"
31st May, Camille Reverdy (Paris 1): "Technical regulations, intermediate inputs and sourcing decisions"
17th May, Monika Sztajerowska (PSE):"Investor-State Dispute Settlement in Investment Agreements: Bringing Evidence to Controversy"
3rd May, Mathilde Muñoz (PSE):"Traded Non Tradables: Offshoring Service Jobs Through Labour Mobility"
19th April, Manon François (PSE, Paris 1): "Profit Shifting and Destination-Based Taxes"
22nd March, Fernando Stipanicic (TSE): "The Diffusion of Knowledge: Evidence from the Jet Age"
8th March, Giulio Vannelli (Università degli Studi di Trento, PSE): "Global Value Chains participation and firm boundaries: evidence from French FDI"
8th February, Cem Özgüzel (OECD):"Shooting down trade"
25th January. Insaf Guedidi (University of Tunis): "Trade Facilitation and Participation in Global Value Chains"
2020
14th December. Tom Raster (PSE): "The Hanseatic League versus its competitors: Evidence from millions of shipments"
30th November. Samuel Delpeuch (Sciences Po): "Productivity Slowdown and MNEs’ Intangibles: where is productivity measured?"
16th November. Clara Kögel (Paris 1-OECD): "Keeping up with the frontier: The effects of financial frictions and intangible capital on technology diffusion"
2nd November. Hoda Assem (PSE): "How Political Tensions Impact Trade: Evidence from Egypt"
19th October. Melina London (University Aix-Marseille): "Cross-Sector Interactions in Western Europe: Lessons From Trade Credit Data"
5th October. Léonard Bocquet (ENS): "Inefficient Market Selection: The Role of Uncertainty and Credit Frictions"
21st September. Bérangère Patault (Crest-Ecole Polytechnique): "How valuable are business networks? Evidence from salesmen in international markets"
22nd June. Etienne Fize (CEA): "Macroeconomic imbalances and the rise of protectionism"
8th June. Bastien Alvarez (ENS Paris-Saclay): "European Integration and the Trade-off between Offshoring and Immigration"
25th May. Christian Abele (PSE): "Firm Reputation in International Trade – Evidence from Disruptions to Chilean Food Exports"
2nd March. Pierre Cotterlaz-Carraz (Science Po): "Information in the First Globalization: News Agencies and Trade"
3rd Jan. Michelle Marshalian (Paris Dauphine): "Trade, Tariffs and Missing Imports: Using trade liberalization to understand business-state relations in Egypt"
2019
9th Dec. Irene Iodice (Sant'Anna, Pisa-Paris 1): "The Sound of Silence. Nontransparent technical requirements as obstacles to trade"
25th Nov. Camille Reverdy (Paris 1-PSE): "Estimating the General Equilibrium Effects of Services Trade Liberalization"
14 Oct. Matthieu LEQUIEN (Banque de France-PSE): "The Heterogeneous Impact of Market Size on Innovation: Evidence from French Firm-Level Exports"
30 Sept. Nevine EL-MALLAKH (Paris 1): "The impact of public research institutions on Innovation"
17 Jun. Monika SZTAJEROWSKA (PSE): "International Investment Agreements and Multinational Activity"
3 Jun. Badis TABARKI (Paris 1-PSE): "Structural Gravity and Welfare in General Equilibrium under size asymmetry and non-homotheticity"
8 Apr. Ludovic PANON (Sciences Po): "Exports and Labor Share: Evidence from French Firms"
25 Mar. Nevine EL-MALLAKH (Paris 1): "The effect of FDI liberalization on manufacturing firms’ technology upgrading"
11 Mar. Pamina KOENIG (University of Rouen-PSE): Reputation and (un)fair trade: Effects on French importers from the Rana Plaza collapse
11 Feb. Anna Maria MAYDA (Georgetown University): The political economy of protection in GVCs: Evidence from Chinese micro data
28 Jan. Bastien ALVAREZ (ENS Paris Saclay) : Labour mobility and skill heterogeneity in Europe
14 Jan. Enxhi TRESA (Cergy-Pontoise) : Public Procurement-Related protection - Insights from the Global Trade Alert Database
2018
26 Nov. 2018 Agnès BENASSY-QUERE (Paris 1 - PSE): Taxing capital and labor when both factors are imperfectly mobile internationally
22 Oct. 2018 Enxhi TRESA (Cergy-Pontoise) : Trade costs in global value chains
15 Oct. 2018 Badis TABARKI (Paris 1-PSE): Is demand CES? Evidence from structural gravity
1 Oct. 2018 Hassem HODA (Paris 1-PSE): Trade and Civil Conflict
17 Sept. Pauline WIBAUX (Paris 1-PSE): Trade Retaliation
4 June Christian VOLPE (Inter-American Development Bank): Information and Exports: Firm-Level Evidence from an Online Platform
9 April Zenathan HASANNUDIN (Paris 1)
26 March Samuel LIGONNIERE (ENS Paris Saclay): Fisherian Deflation and Debt Maturity
12 Feb. Camille REVERDY (ITC, UNCTAD-WTO): The Export Potential of Services
29 Jan. Jaime LEYVA (Paris 1-PSE) : International Banking Flows, The Global Financial Cycle and Local Developments
15 Jan. HERGHELEGIU Cristina (Paris 1-PSE) : Firm adjustment to customs-driven administrative barriers
2017
11 Dec. Ludovic PANON (Sciences Po) : The Cost of Not Getting Along: Interstate Tensions and International Trade