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Group for Economic Analysis and Theory
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Axe(s) of research
Created in 1996, GATE is a research institute for Applied Economics. Indeed, once a theoretical framework has been established, questions are tackled in the following fields: labour economy and human resources, industrial organisation and monetary and finance economics. The applied' aspect of our research will entail repercussions for political economy. For this reason, intensive use is made of methods of refutation such as econometrics and developing experimental economics.The laboratory has an experimental economics room equipped with 30 network computers, thus allowing for a significant variety of experimental games. The IT engineers at GATE have designed communication software (REGATE) and an Internet browser (NESTOR). In July 2002, the SHS (Social & Human Sciences) Department of the CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research) awarded the Technological Platform for Experimentation in Social Sciences' accreditation to NETEX - French NETwork of EXperimental labs -, a research network comprising five French, CNRS-recognised economic research laboratories, for which GATE is the national coordinator.
GATE publishes a series of Working Papers and organises weekly research seminars as well as a fortnightly external seminar. It is also responsible for the organisation of several events: T2M 2005 (Theory and Methods in Microeconomics); Workshop on Leadership and Social Interaction and RH-FIDEXPE' Meeting in 2003; AFSE conference days in 2002; international conference days on Monetary and Banking Economics in 2002.
GATE's research policy is also focused on sending large amounts of PhD students to work in research laboratories in North America and Western Europe. Thus, ten PhD students every year carry out part of their doctoral work in laboratories abroad.
Teams/subjects/fields
The research activities are focuses on 3 topics:
- Labour and employment microeconomics (directed by M-C. Villeval)
- Industrial economics (directed by L. Flochel)
- Currencies, finance and international economics (directed by J.-F. Goux and R. Sandretto)
Publications
- Allégret Jean-Pierre, Cornand Camille (2006). « The pros and cons of higher transparency : The case of speculative attacks ». Louvain Economic Review, 72 (3), 215-246.
- Baranes Edmond, Flochel Laurent (2007). « Competition in telecommunication networks with call externalities ». Journal of Regulatory Economics, Forthcoming.
- Belzil Christian (2007). « The return to schooling in structural dynamic models: a survey ». European Economic Review, 51 (5), 1059-1105.
- Belzil Christian, Hansen Jörgen (2007). A Structural Analysis of the Correlated Random Coefficient Wage Regression Model with an Application to the OLS-IV Puzzle. Journal of Econometrics, Forthcoming.
- Berghammer Rudolf, Rusinowska Agnieszka, De Swart Harrie (2007). « Applying relational algebra and RelView to coalition formation » European Journal of Operational Research 178(2), 530-542.
- Billette de Villemeur Etienne, Versaevel Bruno (2003) « From Private to Public Common Agency ». Journal of Economic Theory, 111 (2), 305-309.
- Demurger Sylvie, Fournier Martin, Yi Chen (2007). « The evolution of gender earnings gaps and discrimination in urban China, 1988-95 » The Developing Economies, 45 (1), 97-121.
- Eklund Patrik, Rusinowska Agnieszka, De Swart Harrie (2007). « Consensus reaching in committees ». European Journal of Operational Research, 178(1), 185-193.
- Fortin Bernard, Lacroix Guy, Villeval Marie-Claire (2007). Tax evasion and social interactions. Journal of Public Economics. In Press.
- Fournier Martin, Charasse-Pouélé Cécile (2006) « Health disparities between racial groups in South Africa : A decomposition analysis ». Social Science and Medecine, 62 (11), 2897-2914.
- Gabuthy Yannick, Jacquemet Nicolas, Marchand Nadège (2007). « Does Resorting to Online Dispute Resolution Promote Agreements? Experimental Evidence ». European Economic Review, Forthcoming.
- Goffette-Nagot Florence, Reginster Isabelle (2005). « Urban environmental quality in two Belgian cities : evaluated on the basis of residential choices and GIS data », Environment and Planning A, 37, 1067-1090.
- Goux Jean-François (2006). « La sensibilité aux chocs économiques de la zone euro ». Revue d'Economie Politique, 116 (1), 91-107.
- Havet Nathalie (2006). « L'insertion professionnelle des jeunes et mesures publiques : des trajectoires différenciées entre hommes et femmes ». Annales d'Economie et Statistique, 81. 225-250.
- Jacquemet Nicolas, Rullière Jean-Louis, Vialle Isabelle (2007). « Contrôle des activités illégales en présence d'un biais d'optimisme ». Revue Economique, 58 (3), 555-564.
- Lesueur Jean-Yves, Brunet Carole (2004). « Le statut résidentiel affecte t-il la durée de chômage ? Applications microéconométriques sur données françaises », Revue Economique, 55 (3), 569-578.
- Masclet David, Noussair Charles, Tucker Steven, Villeval Marie-Claire (2003). « Monetary and Non-Monetary Punishment in the Voluntary Contributions Mechanism ». American Economic Review, 93 (1), 366-380.
- Montmarquette Claude, Rullière Jean-Louis, Villeval Marie-Claire, Zeiliger Romain (2004) « Redesigning Teams and Incentives in a Merger. An Experiment with Managers and Students ». Management Science, 50 (10), 1379-1389.
- Moumjid Nora, Gafni A., Brémond Alain, Carrère Marie-Odile (2007) « Seeking a second opinion: do patients need a second opinion when practice guidelines exist? » Health Policy, 80 (1), 43-50.
- Noussair Charles, Robin Stéphane, Ruffieux Bernard (2004). « Revealing Consumers' Willingness-To-Pay: A Comparison of the BDM Mechanism and the Vickrey Auction ». Journal of Economic Psychology, 2(6), 725-741.
Partnership
GATE is a member of the following research groups:Spatial Aspects and Economic Phenomena (ASPE)
Monetary and Financial Economy
Research Federation on Organisations and relevant Management (FROG)
Theory and Methods of Macroeconomics (T2M)
GATE develops its international relations through research and cooperation and by welcoming foreign teachers and PhD students from the following countries: Germany (Erfurt University; Humboldt-University, Berlin; Max Planck Gesellschaft MPG, Jena), Canada (Montreal University; HEC' school for management and business studies, Montreal; Laval University, Quebec), Denmark (Aarhus Business School; University of Copenhagen), Spain (Independent University of Barcelona UAB; Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona; Malaga University), United States (Utah State University; Emory Uni), Great Britain (University of Essex), Italy (Naples University Federico II'), Switzerland (Saint Gall University).
A team from GATE is in charge of an application for an integrated project within the scope of the 6th framework programme of the European Community for research, technological development and demonstration activities: Human Resources - FIeld Data and EXPEriments (HR-FIDEXPE). This project gathers about a hundred researchers from 19 institutions in 13 different countries. It combines micro-econometricians and experimentalists around the following topics: incentives, careers, satisfaction at work, and ageing of the labour force.
Each year, GATE welcomes and exchanges four to six visiting tutors for missions lasting at least one month. It also takes part in executive committees of international conferences such as EALE (European Association of Labour Economists) and JMA's (Applied Microeconomics Days).
Several researchers from GATE are associated with the IZA Institute in Bonn for the study of labour).
[en]ORGANISATION
- 28 research lecturers
- 7 researchers
- 20 PhD students
- 12 engineering, specialist and administrative staff
- 1 postgraduate PhD
Statutory members
Abdelmalki Lahsen - Allegret Jean-Pierre - Auvolat Michel - Barcet André - Belzil Christian - Bonamy Joël - Boschetto Sylvain - Buthion Valérie - Calès Marie-Noëlle - Carrere Marie-Odile - Chabert Dominique - Chanaron Jean-Jacques - Courbis Bernard - Crevat Bruno - Dao Taï - Demurger Sylvie - Flochel Laurent - Fournier Martin - Giry Michel - Goffette-Nagot Florence - Goux Jean-François - Havet Nathalie - Hichri Walid - Lesueur Jean-Yves - Marchand Nadège - Morelle Magali - Moumjid Nora - Nave Dominique - Neveu Matthieu - Penot Alexis - Perrier Lionel - Ray Florence - Remonnay Raphaël - Reynaud Gisèle - Robin Stéphane - Rullière Jean-Louis - Rusinowska Agnieszka - Sand Alain - Sandretto René - Sylvestre-Baron Patrick - Tichit Ariane - Trotignon Jérôme - Vandelanoite Séverine - Versaevel Bruno - Villeval Marie-Claire - Wirth Nelly - Zeiliger Romain
Other information
- Partner institution Central affiliation institute Lumière University (Lyon 2)
- Partner institution École Normale Supérieure Lettres et Sciences Humaines' (Higher Education and Research Institution in Humanities)
[en]Infos pratiques
- [en]Reconnaissance : Ministère de l'éducation nationale, de l'enseignement supérieur et de la recherche (The Ministry of National Education, Higher Education and Research), CNRS (National Center for Scientific Research)
- [en]Courriel : gate@gate.CNRS.fr
- on Internet : http://www.gate.cnrs.fr
[en]Coordonnées
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- [en]Fax : +33 (0)4 72 86 60 90
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