Welcome!
I am an Economics Ph.D. candidate at UQAM specializing in Health Economics, Computational Methods and Applied Macroeconomics. Since 2009, my work has been funded by the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, awarded by the Canada Graduate Scholarship program.
I am currently composing my thesis, which uses theory and computational methods to study the demand and predict policy outcomes in a public health care environment. Simultaneously, I am assisting former Prime Minister of Quebec Bernard Landry in building a new course (ECO1061 – Quebec’s Economy) and am a teaching assistant for two Ph.D. courses (ECO9015 – Dynamic Analysis Methods and ECO9001 – Avanced Microeconomics II).
Click here to access my job market paper, which has been presented at the 45th Canadian Economics Association (CEA) conference and at the 8th World Congress in Health Economics organised by the International Health Economics Association (iHEA).
