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Hugo Lhuillier

@Hugo_Lhu

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Ph.D. Graduate in Economics @Princeton . Macro, Spatial, Trade, and Labor.

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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
8 months
How does the concentration of skilled workers in a handful of cities affect human capital accumulation? You can find out the answer in in my job market paper!
@PrincetonEcon
Princeton Economics
8 months
Hugo Lhuillier’s ( @Hugo_Lhu ) job market paper studies how the sorting of individuals into cities shapes human capital accumulation.
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Hugo Lhuillier
1 year
Extremely grateful to the Program for Research on Inequality and @EDerenoncourt for supporting my research on the role of cities in generating aggregate wage inequality!
@PrincetonEcon
Princeton Economics
1 year
Our Program for Research on Inequality (PRI) has awarded research grants to 6 Ph.D. candidates pursuing work on the topic of inequality. The grants reflect PRI’s mission to promote research by & foster community among scholars of inequality in economics:
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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
8 months
Should governments promote resilience by encouraging firms to source from safer, domestic suppliers? Or would it be better to promote the diversification of supply chains? Find out here ⬇️
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Gene Grossman
8 months
"Supply Chain Resilience: Should Policy Promote International Diversification or Reshoring?" by Elhanan Helpman, @Hugo_Lhu and me now published online in the JPE.
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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
8 months
To what extent are supply chain bottlenecks causing drug shortages in the United States? A time-pressing question, a unique dataset, and an impressive paper all-around: make sure to read Anaïs' JMP!
@PrincetonEcon
Princeton Economics
8 months
Anaïs Galdin’s job market paper investigates market failures causing persistent shortages in generic injectable pharmaceutical markets. Building a unique dataset that traces U.S. drugs to global factories, she ties reduced resilience to offshoring.
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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
9 months
Thank you @leqonomics for this tread on my job market paper! Stay tuned for more!
@leqonomics
Luis E. Quintero
9 months
Next, in the Human Capital session #uea2023 we have a very interesting paper Should I Stay or Should I Grow? The Impact of Cities on Learning and Aggregate Productivity by @Hugo_Lhu the paper addresses the trade off between spatial inequality and human capital accumulation. 🧵
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Hugo Lhuillier
1 year
And if you're wondering why cities may even matter at all, simply have a look at how different the wage distribution looks like are across cities. Here in France.
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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
7 months
Thank you very much indeed to the Chicago FED for hosting this stellar conference and giving me the opportunity to present my job market paper! And what a pleasure to meet @AgosBrinatti , @ksangani8 , and Magnus!
@AgosBrinatti
Agos Brinatti
7 months
Thrilled to share my JMP at the Rookie Chicago Fed Conference this year, alongside an impressive lineup of papers. Wonderful experience! @ksangani8 @Hugo_Lhu Magnus Irie
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Hugo Lhuillier
1 year
And here in the United States.
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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
3 years
Long commute today? Listen to the new episode of @InequaliTalks in which @AdrienBilal talks about our work on the consequences of labor outsourcing for growth and inequality! Big fan of the podcast @ClemVaneff !
@InequaliTalks
InequaliTalks
3 years
[NEW EPISODE] 👷 @Harvard 's @AdrienBilal tells us about his research on the inequalities of labor #outsourcing and the equity-efficiency trade-offs that come with it. #econ #inequality #labormarket
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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
9 months
@TradeDiversion Thanks so much for compiling this list Jonathan! Hugo Lhuillier (Princeton University) - "Should I Stay or Should I Grow? How Cities Affect Learning, Inequality and Productivity" -
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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
8 months
TLDR: the spatial agglomeration of skills clusters learning opportunities to the most productive cities, and gives rise to a steep equity-efficiency tradeoff: ➕ it boosts the aggregate stock of human capital ➖ it generates substantive learning disparities across cities
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Hugo Lhuillier
3 years
@GuardaSebastian @JonathanColmer @TradeDiversion @sharatganapati @TrebAllen @ReddingEcon @HansbergRossi I’d always go with Julia. Probably a bit of a steeper learning curve at the beginning and less examples to start with, but you’ll feel less computationally constrained very fast!
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Hugo Lhuillier
8 months
Full paper available here:
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Hugo Lhuillier
1 year
@JoanMonrasEcon The top three cities in the US are: Stamford (CT), San Jose (CA) and San Francisco (CA) indeed!
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Hugo Lhuillier
1 year
@FlorianOswald @ScPoEcon What a fantastic news! Congratulations Florian!!
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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
3 years
@Nanoochoa @asv141 Leave me alone 😢
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Hugo Lhuillier
1 year
@Uptheleft Grenoble is just to the left of Marseille, and Lyon just to its right!
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@Hugo_Lhu
Hugo Lhuillier
1 year
@Simon_Mongey @MinneapolisFed Congratulations Simon!
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