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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Labour markets and migrations in an integrated European economy.

European integration, International macroeconomics, Intégration européenne, Labour markets, Macroéconomie internationale, Marchés du travail, Migration

Can historical demographics benefit from collaborative data from genealogy sites?

Collaborative data, Données collaboratives, Démographe historique, Fertility, Fécondité, Genealogy, Généalogie, Historical demography, Longévité, Migration, Mortality

Using Collaborative Genealogy Data to Study Migration: a Research Note.

19th Century, Collaborative data, Genealogy, Migration

Impacts of Immigration on an Ageing Welfare State: An Applied General Equilibrium Model for France.

Ageing, Applied general equilibrium model AGEM, C68, D58, E60, H55, H68, J61, Migration, Overlapping generations, Public finance, Social protection

Effect of border policy on exposure and vulnerability to climate change.

border policy, climate change impacts, integrated assessment models, migration, shared socioeconomic pathways

Using collaborative genealogy data to study migration: a research note.

19th Century, Collaborative data, Genealogy, Migration

A study of 19th century French demographics using collaborative genealogy data.

Collaborative data, Données collaboratives, Genealogy, Généalogie, Longevity, Longévité, Migration, R, XIXe siècle

Inequalities in access to and financing of care in Tajikistan: the role of informal strategies and migration.

Equity, Healthcare system, Informal payments, Migration, Paiements informels, Remises de fonds, Remittances, Système de santé, Équité

Why is the 'healthy immigrant effect' different between European countries?

European countries, Health status, Immigrants, Integration, Migration, Selection

Do remittances increase the use of care?

Equity, Healthcare consumption, Migration, Quantile regression, Two-part model

Tax Me If You Can! Optimal Nonlinear Income Tax Between Competing Governments.

Income Tax competition, Labor Mobility, Migration, NashEquilibrium Tax Schedules, Optimal Income Tax

Residential mobility of immigrants and their descendants in France: an approach based on individual data.

Data survey, Données d’enquête, France, French case, Migration, Mobilité résidentielle, Residential mobility