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Home | People | Thomas Douenne
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Thomas Douenne

Candidate Fellow

University
University of Amsterdam
Research field
Macroeconomics
Interests
Behavioral Economics, Environmental Economics, Growth, Policy Evaluation, Political Economy, Risk and Uncertainty

Biography

After completing his Ph.D. at the Paris School of Economics, Thomas Douenne recently started to work as an Assistant Professor in Economics at the University of Amsterdam. His main research field is Environmental Economics, which he approaches through both theoretical and empirical methods. In particular, he has studied the economic consequences of environmental disasters, the distributive effects of carbon taxation, and more recently the public support for climate policies. The ultimate goal of his research is to understand and find solutions to overcome the obstacles to the implementation of ambitious and effective environmental policies.