Presenters

Jean-Paul L'Huillier

Louise Laage

Cristina Lafuente

Nicolas Lagios

I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium. My research interests lie in the general area of Political Economy, Cultural Economics, and Applied Microeconomics.

Amartya Lahiri

Nora Lamersdorf

Geert Langenus

Christina Langer

Kevin J. Lansing

Alice Lapeyre

PhD student at CREST. My research lies at the intersection between labour and public economics. I have a main research agenda on short-time work programs and some other projects on firm labor demand.

Antonio Laplana

PhD Candidate at Tilburg University. Interested in Applied microeconomics, political economy, health and crime economics.

Stefan Laseen

Povilas Lastauskas

Albina Latifi

Salvatore Lattanzio

Alexandre Lauwers

I graduated last November 2022 with a PhD in International Economics from The Graduate Institute (IHEID), Geneva. My research, data-driven, relies on a variety of disaggregate micro-level data sources to address questions at the intersection of international economics and finance. My primary research explores the benefits and challenges associated with international capital flows. My secondary research interest relates to financial markets and the presence of information frictions.

Ali Lazrak

I am a faculty at the Sauder School of Business in the University of British Columbia. My research covers a diverse range of subjects of finance, including the fascinating interaction of finance and politics, and the new asset pricing theories infused with ESG considerations. My research also includes more theoretical work on voting and on time inconsistency.

Volha Lazuka

I am an Associate Professor and a Marie-Curie Research Fellow at the Department of Economics (Econometrics and Data Science research group), Interdisciplinary Centre for Population Dynamics (University of Southern Denmark), and an IZA Network affiliate. I am a member of Historical Economics and Economic Development Group, HEDG. I am also affiliated with the Department of Economic History and the Centre for Economic Demography (Lund University), where I received my PhD.

Toan Le

Thomas Le Barbanchon

Ségal Le Guern Herry

Laura Lebastard

Laura Lebastard is an economist in the Euro Area External Sector & Euro Adoption Division of the European Central Bank (ECB). She holds a PhD in Economics from University Paris-Saclay. Her research interests are mainly in international trade and international macroeconomics.

Clément Leblanc

Clément Leblanc is a postdoctoral researcher at CIRED (Paris) and will join EnergyEcoLab at UC3M (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) in September 2023. He specializes in industrial economics applied to electricity markets. His thesis, which he defended in June 2023, deals with production subsidies for variable renewable electricity production (wind and solar power).

Sungwon Lee

Andreas Leibing

Andras Lengyel

Fabrizio Leone

I am a PhD Student in Economics at ECARES (ULB), currently visiting the CEP and the Management Department at LSE.

My research interests span international trade and industrial organization, with a focus on multinational enterprises and technological change.

Louis-Pierre Lepage

Elsa Leromain

Elsa is an Assistant Professor at the University of Antwerp since September 2022 and an Associate Researcher at the CEP (LSE) and at IRES (UCLouvain). She obtained her PhD from PSE in October 2017. She is an applied economist with interests in international trade and economic geography. Her research studies the impact of trade policy shocks on major aggregate economic outcomes and aims to understand the roots of recent opposition to liberalization by examining its distributional impact.

Lucie Letrouit

Pauline Leveneur

I am a second-year PhD candidate at CREST. My research focuses on topics in health and labour economics. I am currently investigating how specific events in workers' career paths (e.g. job loss) affect their health status. I have also worked on the design of nutritional taxes to reduce childhood obesity.

Vardges Levonyan

Gilat Levy

Arthur Lewbel

Elmer Zongyang Li

I am a P.h.D Candidate in the Economics Department at Cornell University. I will be on the job market 2023-2024.
My research interests are: Macroeconomics, Labor Economics, Industry Dynamics. Specifically, my research focuses on firms' demand for labor and how it is affected by (i) technological advancements and market structure shifts, and (ii) monetary and financial incentives. I am also interested in the resulting allocative and social efficiency due to labor demand changes.

Fulin Li

Ming Li

I am interested in microeconomics and game theory, with focus on the economics of information transmission and persuasion.

Tao Li

Tsung-Hsien Li

Wenli Li

Wenli Li

Yiliang Li

Johannes W. Ligtenberg

Hsuan-Chih Lin

Xu Lin

PhD student at the Macro and International Economics group at the Amsterdam School of Economics, University of Amsterdam and Tinbergen Institute.

Paulo Lins

Melika Liporace

Cäcilia Lipowski

I am a researcher at the Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) Mannheim in the department Labour Markets and Social Insurance and a PhD candidate at Utrecht University School of Economics.

My research focuses on labor markets, in particular technological change, skills requirements and labor shortages.

Caroline Liqui Lung

I am the Janeway Institute and Keynes Fund postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Cambridge. I hold a PhD from the Paris School of Economics and was a visiting student at MIT. I mainly work on the intersection of Behavioral Economics and Microeconomic Theory, but am also interested
in Experimental Economics. I specifically work on topics related to social identity, social context, belief formation, choice behavior and bounded rationality.

Matti Liski

Jiancong Liu

Laura Liu

Shuo Liu

Yang Liu

Zheng Liu

Zheng Liu

Humberto Llavador

Professor at UPF, affiliate professor of the BSE and the Center for Studies of Planetary Wellbeing, and researcher of iPEG. Contributor to the COREecon project. Ph.D. from Univ. of California-Davis and visiting professorships at Yale University, the Grantham Research Institute at LSE, INSEAD-Singapore, and Korea University. Past member of the IAS at Princeton. My research focuses on the economics of climate change, political economy, and welfare economics.

Gerard Llobet

Joan Llull

Salvatore Lo Bello

Francesco Loiacono

I am a Principal Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. I study firms and forced displacement in low- and middle-income countries.

Aldo Lucia

Friedrich Lucke

Melina Ludolph

Jani Luoto

Frederik Plesner Lyngse

I am an Assistant Professor of Health Economics at The Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen.

I am an applied economist working on topics in health economics in a broad sense. Topically, my research evolves around empirical health economics. Specifically, I combine new data with existing administrative data, along with quasi-experiential designs, to answer important questions that relate to household and provider behaviors in health and labor markets.

Blair Lyu