Management and Marketing: Marion Beauvalet (Dauphine)
CY Cergy Paris Université 33 boulevard du Port, Cergy-Pontoise, FranceCompter vs. créer : les feuilles de temps comme instrument de rationalisation du travail dans les métiers créatifs Room B421
Compter vs. créer : les feuilles de temps comme instrument de rationalisation du travail dans les métiers créatifs Room B421
How Governance Architectures Shape Environmental Outcomes: Evidence from Producer Responsibility Organizations in Europe Room C442
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Room A406
Ocer Seminar is joint with EDC and held in their buildings (74-80 rue Roque de Fillol, 92800 Puteaux). The following papers will be presented: The Trust Paradox in Online Hotel Reviews: Epistemic Trust’s Dual Effects Under AI Versus Community Verification, by Redouane Bakrim, Martin Yongho Hyun, Ouidade Sabri and Hyeon-Cheol Kim- Animals as service actors: […]
The next session of the Paris Economics of Taxation Workshop will take place Friday March 20th 2026 from 12h15 to 15h00. It will be organised around 3 presentations: 12h15-13h00 : Antoine MALEZIEUX (Burgundy School of Business) "More taxes, more money? 35 years of Laffer Curve experiments" coauthored with Xavier GASSMANN (Burgundy School of Business) and […]
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The Local Root of Wage Inequality Wages are on average higher in larger cities, yet the real earnings of low-wage workers are lower. Using French administrative data, I document two novel facts. Large cities concentrate high-paying jobs, while low-paying jobs are everywhere. The reallocation of workers across jobs spurs faster wage growth in larger cities. […]
China Shock and the Internal Organization of Firms: Evidence from French Business Groups This paper studies how French business groups reorganize in response to China's rise in global trade. Combining firm- and group-level data on ownership links, foreign affiliates, trade exposure, and occupations, we examine both domestic adjustments in management structure and changes in the […]
In-Group—Out-Group Trust: Origins and Consequences Why do societies differ in the breadth of trust they extend beyond the in-group? This paper argues that historical mobility, specifically, the ecological and institutional demands of transhumant pastoralism, shaped long-run variation in the scope of trust. Combining global data from 104 countries, individual-level surveys, and within-country evidence from Kyrgyzstan […]
Housing Benefits in the Rental Market: Evidence from Spanish Linked Landlord-Tenant Data Room A406.
Is there a threshold effect of money growth on inflation? Room A406