Patrimony

The Louis Bachelier Group's patrimony has been defined as all the publications produced by academic researchers thanks to Group funding (ILB, FdR, IEF, Labex) or via the use of EquipEx data (BEDOFIH, EUROFIDAI).


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Taxation, corruption, and growth.

Corruption, Endogenous growth, Entrepreneurship, Public goods, Taxation

Modelling the redirection of technical change: The pitfalls of incorporeal visions of the economy.

Climate, Endogenous growth, Energy substitutability, Technological change

Structural Change, Mobility and Economic Policies.

Asymmetric shocks, Changement structurel, Chocs asymétriques, Commerciabilité endogène, Croissance endogène, Dévaluations fiscales, Endogenous growth, Endogenous varieties, Endogenus tradability, Factor mobility, Fiscal devaluations, Interbank market, Marché interbancaire, Mobilité des facteurs, Monetary policy, Monetary union, Politique monétaire, Population ageing, Recession, Risque de défaut souverain, Récession, Sovereign default risk, Structural change, Taux d’impôt, Taxes, Union monétaire, Variétés endogènes, Vieillissement de la population

Three essays on the sectoral aspects of economic policy.

Aide au développement, Apprentissage par la pratique, Croissance endogène, Dutch disease, Déficits jumeaux, Endogenous growth, Foreign aid, Heterogeneity in wealth, Learning-by-doing, Maladie Hollandaise, Pollution tax, Revenus hétérogènes, Taxe environnementale, Twin deficits

Science, technology, and economic theories of growth from the 1950s to today.

Croissance endogène, Economics of innovation, Economics of science, Economics of technology, Endogenous growth, Growth theory, Increasing returns, Kenneth Arrow, Paul David, Rendements croissants, Richard Nelson, Robert Solow, Théories de la croissance, Économie de la technologie, Économie de l’innovation, Économie des sciences