Therese Rebiere Economics Page
Updated: 01.01.2013 ||
Address :
CNAM
Department of Economics (D2-EFAB)
Case Courrier 1D2P30
40 rue des Jeûneurs
75002 Paris
France
Email : therese.rebiere[at]cnam.fr
CNAM
Department of Economics (D2-EFAB)
Case Courrier 1D2P30
40 rue des Jeûneurs
75002 Paris
France
Email : therese.rebiere[at]cnam.fr
Current Position and affiliation
Assistant Professor, CNAM, Paris, France
IZA Research Fellow
Research Interests
Labor Economics: Matching, On-the-job Search, Efficiency
Public Economics: Minimum wage, tax and subsidy policy
Macroeconomics
Assistant Professor, CNAM, Paris, France
IZA Research Fellow
Research Interests
Labor Economics: Matching, On-the-job Search, Efficiency
Public Economics: Minimum wage, tax and subsidy policy
Macroeconomics
Short Bio
Visiting Scholar (short-term visit)
Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Fall 2012:
Sept. 2010 - :
IZA Research Fellow
March 2010 - :
Teaching Assistant
University of Le Havre, France
University of Le Havre, France
2009-2010:
Visiting Assistant in Research
Yale University, CT, USA
Yale University, CT, USA
Fall 2008:
Ph.D. student / Teaching Assistant
University of Le Havre, France
University of Le Havre, France
2006-2009:
Master's in Microeconomic Modelling
University of Caen, France
University of Caen, France
2005-2006:
Publications
- Young workers' professional experience and access to high-skill jobs: a note, Economics Bulletin, 32(1), 2012, pp.969-980.
- Minimum wage, on-the-job search and employment: On the sectoral and aggregate equilibrium effect of the mandatory minimum wage (with F. Gavrel and I. Lebon), Economic Modelling, 29, 2012, pp.691-699.
- Career paths, unemployment and the efficiency of the labor market: should youth employment be subsidized? (with F. Gavrel and I. Lebon), Journal of Public Economic Theory, 12(3), 2010, pp.533-560.
- Layoff Taxes and Minimum Wage. Two complementary public policies (with F. Gavrel and I. Lebon), Economics Letters, 107(1), 2010, pp.30-32.
- Wages, Selectivity, and Vacancies: Evaluating the Short-Term and Long-Term Impact of the Minimum Wage on Unemployment (with F. Gavrel and I. Lebon), Economic Modelling, 27(5), 2010, pp.1274-1281.
- L'impact du salaire minimum et de la recherche d'emploi des salariés sur la structure par qualification et le nombre d'emploi de l'économie (with F. Gavrel and I. Lebon), In Emploi et politiques sociales, Trajectoires d'emploi et rémunérations, eds. Thomas Barnay and François Legendre, L'Harmattan, 2009, pp.321-331.
Work in progress
- Formal Education Versus Learning-by-doing (with F. Gavrel and I. Lebon), 2009.
- Incidence of a Social VAT reform: a French scenario, IZA Discussion Paper No. 7127, 2013.
- Informal labor market and access to education in developing economies (with E. El Badaoui), 2012.
Communications
TEPP Conference, Caen, France, June 2012.
SaM annual conference, Nicosia, Cyprus, July 2012.
SFU internal seminar, Vancouver, Canada, October 2012.
2012
Joint Macro Seminar, Nuremberg, Germany, Febuary 2011.
EcoMod 2011, The Azores, Portugal, July 2011.
2011
RES PhD Meeting, Londres, January 2010.
Journées Doctorales de l'ADRES, Lyon, January 2010.
EEA 2010, Glasgow, August 23-26, 2010.
AFSE 2010, Nanterre, France, September 2010.
2010
12th IZA European Summer School in Labor Economics, Ammersee, Germany, April 27 - May 3, 2009.
EcoMod 2009, Ottawa, june 22-26, 2009.
EALE 2009, Tallinn, September 10-12, 2009.
XXIXes Journées de l'Association d'Économie Sociale on the theme of employment and social policies,
Créteil (France), September 17-18, 2009.
2009
EcoMod 2008, Berlin, July 2-4, 2008.
EALE 2008, Amsterdam, September 18-20, 2008.
Yale Macroeconomic Lunch (internal seminar), Yale University, September 25, 2008.
2008
56th AFSE Conference, Paris, September 20-21, 2007.
International Conference of the German Association of Political Economy
(Unemployment and Labour Market Policies: Novel Approaches), Nuremberg, October 13, 2007.
2007
Teaching Experience
Current teaching at CNAM, Paris.Level
Year
Course
licence 1
2010-2012
Macroeconomics
licence 3
2011-2012
Macroeconomics
Master 1
2011-2012
Political Economy
Level
Year
Course
licence 1
2005-2009
Macroeconomics
licence 1
2005-2006, 2009
Microeconomics
licence 1
2006-2007, 2009
Methodology
licence 1
2009
Computing
licence 2
2007, 2009
Monetary Economics
licence 2
2005-2006
Mathematics
licence 3
2007-2008
Labor Economics
Master 1
2007-2008
Growth Theory
Master 2
2009-2010
Industrial Organization
Alternative Economics: links to funny Economics
Basic Economics can be taught in different manners. Go to EconStories.tv website to watch great video clips, especially the music fights between Keynes and Hayek...
Video clips
When simple explanations are sufficient to explain a crisis. Watch The Truth About The Economy in 2 minutes and 15 seconds, by the former US Labor Secretary, Robert Reich. You can also have a look at The Crisis of Credit Visualized by J.Jarvis, not an economist but an inspired media designer.
Short course
For PhD students and others, PHD Comics could help you to decide whether you must be affraid of an economic crisis thanks to the economic meltdown decision chart. It also shows you how life decisions, such as lunch type, are close to classical market equilibrium equations. See the cafeteria potential well.
Comics