Development, Inequalities and Public Policies
Organizer : Markus Poschke
The Development, Inequalities and Public Policies axis investigates both long-term trends and short-term fluctuations in employment, output, and prices. It examines the effects of monetary and fiscal policy on economic performance, the effects of tax reforms and of trade policies on output, employment, and inequality.

Francisco Alvarez Cuadrado
McGill, Economics

Vincent Arel-Bundock
Montréal, Political Science

Hafedh Bouakez
HEC Montréal, Applied Economics

Rui Castro
McGill, Economics

Barry Eidlin
McGill, Sociology

João Galindo Da Fonseca
Montréal, Economics

Paul Gomme
Concordia, Economics

Marcelin Joanis
Montréal, Economics

Heejeong Kim
Concordia, Economics

Cristopher Ksoll
Sherbrooke, Economics

Damba Lkhagvasuren - In Memoriam
Concordia, Economics

Krzysztof Pelc
McGill, Political Science

Markus Poschke
McGill, Economics

Jean-François Rouillard
Sherbrooke, Economics

Francisco Ruge-Murcia
McGill, Economics

Guillaume Sublet
Montréal, Economics

Simon Van Norden
HEC Montréal, Finance
Human Capabilities
Organizer : Fabian Lange
The Human Capabilities axis explores issues related to employment, skills, education, and fertility. This includes human capital formation and the impact of health-related issues such as COVID19 on education and labor markets, as well as the impact of political instability on economic activity and labor markets.

Francesco Amodio
McGill, Economics

William Arbour
Montréal, Economics

Ayi Ayayi
Québec à Trois Rivières, Finance & Economics

Leonardo Baccini
McGill, Political Science

Andriana Bellou
Montréal, Economics

Sarah Brauner-Otto
McGill, Center on Population Dynamics

Emanuela Cardia
Montréal, Economics

Matthieu Chemin
McGill, Economics

João Galindo Da Fonseca
Montréal, Economics

Nicolas Gendron-Carrier
McGill, Economics

Antoine Gervais
Sherbrooke, Economics

Raphaël Godefroy
Montréal, Economics

Jorgen Hansen
Concordia, Economics

Michael Huberman
Montréal, History

Fabian Lange
McGill, Economics

Pierre Larouche
Montréal, Law & CDACI

Joshua Lewis
Montréal, Economics

Mathieu Marcoux
Montréal, Economics

William McCausland
Montréal, Economics

Laëtitia Renée
Montréal, Economics

Fernando Saltiel
McGill, Economics

Axel Watanabe
Concordia, Economics

Huan Xie
Concordia, Economics
Health and Aging
Organizer : Tatyana Koreshkova
The Health Economics and Aging axis studies the social and economic circumstances of individuals as they age, as well as the consequences of population aging on labor markets, social services and on government revenues. Researchers in this axis also examine the impact of policies on health inequalities.

Daniel Barczyk
McGill, Economics

Jill Baumgartner
McGill, Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Occupational Health

Roxane Borgès Da Silva
Montréal, Public Health

Philippe D'Astous
HEC Montréal, Finance

Raquel Fonseca
UQAM, Economics

Sam Harper
McGill, Center on Population Dynamics and Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Occupational Health

Tatyana Koreshkova
Concordia, Economics

Guy Lacroix
Laval, Economics

Pierre-Carl Michaud
HEC Montréal, Applied Economics

Arijit Nandi
McGill, Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Occupational Health

Erin Strumpf
McGill, Economics and Epidemiology,
Biostatistics and Occupational Health
Modeling, Machine Learning and Causality
Organizer : Marine Carrasco
The Modeling, Machine Learning and Causality axis focuses on the development of robust statistical methods, including new methods appropriate for the increasing availability of very large data sets. Several researchers work on estimating the impact of policies on society and the economy, including on the distribution of income and on inequality.

David Ardia
HEC Montréal, Decision Sciences

Taoufik Bouezmarni
Sherbrooke, Mathematics

Marine Carrasco (Director)
Montréal, Economics

Saraswata Chaudhuri
McGill, Economics

Russell Davidson
McGill, Economics

Prosper Dovonon
Concordia, Economics

Jean-Marie Dufour
McGill, Economics

Alain-Philippe Fortin
Montréal, Economics

John W Galbraith
McGill, Economics

René Garcia
Montréal, Economics

Sílvia Gonçalves
McGill, Economics

Kun Ho Kim
Concordia, Finance

Yang Lu
Concordia, Mathematics & Statistics

Benoit Perron
Montréal, Economics

Patrick Richard
Sherbrooke, Economics

Guillaume Roussellet
McGill, Management

Victoria Zinde-Walsh
McGill, Economics
Fair Resource Allocation
Organizer : Lars Ehlers
The Fair Resource Allocation axis studies market institutions such as auctions, queues, assignment rules in school systems, clearinghouses, and tradable permit systems. It emphasizes the role of institutional design inducing socially desirable market outcomes and the fair treatment of market participants.

Massimiliano Amarante
Montréal, Economics

Leonie Baumann
McGill, Economics

Margarida Carvalho
Montréal, Computer Science and Operations Research

Deniz Dizdar
Montréal, Economics

Rohan Dutta
McGill, Economics

Lars Ehlers
Montréal, Economics

Iwao Hirose
McGill, Philosophy

Sean Horan
Montréal, Economics

Nicolas Klein
Montréal, Economics

Ming Li
Concordia, Economics

Szilvia Pápai
Concordia, Economics

Adrian Vetta
McGill, Mathematics and Statistics
Environment and Climate Change
Organizer : Sophie Bernard
The Environment and Climate Change axis studies the impact of environmental policies, the energy transition, circular economy, the socio-economic impacts of pollution and natural disasters, and environmental justice. It also studies industrial structures, international environmental agreements, and other related topics.

Chris Barrington-Leigh
McGill, Institute for Health and Social Policy and Bieler School of Environment

David Benatia
HEC Montréal, Applied Economics

Hassan Benchekroun
McGill, Economics

Sophie Bernard
Polytechnique Montréal, Mathematics and Industrial Engineering

Jie He
Sherbrooke, Economics

Markus Herrmann
Laval, Economics

Philippe Kabore
Québec à Rimouski, Management Science

Jean-Frédéric Morin
Laval, Political Science

Martino Pelli
Sherbrooke, Economics

Pierre-Olivier Pineau
HEC Montréal, Decision Science