M. Paul MAAREK

Professeur de Sciences économiques

Enseignant – chercheur

Matière(s) enseignée(s)

Macroéconomie L1 semestre 1, Monnaie - Finance L2 (Melun) semestre 1, Problèmes économiques contemporains L1 (Melun) semestre 1, Finance d'entreprise M1 (magistère Banque finance) semestre 1, Introduction à la finance L3 (magistère Banque finance) semestre 1, Macroéconomie Monétaire L3 (magistère Banque finance) semestre 1, Macroéconomie Avancée M2 semestre 1

Thèmes de recherche :

Political Economy, Development Economics, Labor Economics, The Labor share

Coordonnées

Lemma 4 rue Blaise Desgoffe 75006 Paris

Courriel : Paul.Maarek@u-paris2.fr

Site web : https://sites.google.com/site/paulmaarek2/

Centre(s) de recherche : Laboratoire d'économie mathématique et de microéconomie appliquée (LEMMA)

HDR, université de Cergy-Pontoise, 2017

Doctorat, université Aix-Marseille 2010

Publications récentes

Policy learning in polarized polities: The case of randomized controlled trials. 2023, with Cristina Corduneanu-Huci and Michael Dorsch.
Journal of Development Studies
Education, social capital and political participation: Evidence from school construction in Malian villages. 2023, with Pierre André.
Economic Development and Cultural Change
What, where, who, and why? An empirical investigation of positionality in political science field experiments. 2022, with Cristina Corduneanu-Huci and Michael Dorsch.
PS: Political Science & Politics (accepted)
Polarization, Employment and Minimum Wage: Evidence from European Local Labor Markets. 2021, with Elliot Moiteaux
Labour Economics
The Politics of Experimentation: Political Competition and Randomized Controlled Trials. 2020, with Cristina Corduneanu-Huci and Michael Dorsch.
Journal of Comparative Economics
Economic Downturns, Inequality and Democratic Improvements. 2020, with Michael Dorsch.
European Journal of Political Economy
Democratization and the Conditional Dynamics of Income Distribution. 2019, with Michael Dorsch.
American Political Science Review
Labor share and Development. 2019, with Elsa Orgiazzi.
World Bank Economic Review
Rent Extraction, Revolutionary Threat and Coups in Non-Democracies. 2018, with Michael Dorsch.
Journal of Comparative Economics (accepted)
Income taxation and the diversity of consumer goods: A political economy approach. 2017, with Renaud Bourles and Michael Dorsch.
Scandinavian Journal of Economics (accepted)
Can the HOS model explain Changes in the Labor Share: A tale of Trade and Wage Rigidities. 2017, with Bruno Decreuse.
Economic Systems
Rent Sharing and Workers Bargaining Power: An empirical Cross Country/Cross Industry Panel Analysis. 2017, with Philippe Askenazy and Gilbert Cette.
Scandinavian Journal of Economics
Development and Regulation Under the Threat of Revolution. 2016, with Michael Dorsch and Karl Dunz.
Journal of Comparative Economics
FDI and the labor share in developing countries: A theory and some evidence. 2015, with Bruno Decreuse.
Annals of Economics and Statistics
Macro Shocks and Costly Political Actions in Non-Democracies. 2015, with Michael Dorsch and Karl Dunz.
Public Choice
Inefficient Predation and Political Transitions. 2014, with Michael Dorsch.
European Journal of Political Economy
A note on Economic Inequality and Democratization. 2014, with Michael Dorsch.
Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public Policy
Currency Crises and the Labor Share. 2013, with Elsa Orgiazzi.
Economica

CV M. Maarek.pdf