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  3. Matthieu Chemin
matthieu.chemin@cirano.qc.ca

Expertise

Économie du développement

Biographie

Matthieu Chemin is Associate Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics at McGill University. His research focuses on exploring the conditions conducive to economic growth and development, such as the quality of institutions (judiciary), infrastructure (electricity), and markets (credit, insurance, labor). He is particularly interested in small-scale entrepreneurs in less developed countries. For his studies he uses rigorous micro-econometric techniques on secondary data, or data collected by his research team in the field.
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Publications externes

Publications IDEAS/RePEc

Chemin, Matthieu (2018) - Informal Groups and Health Insurance Take-up Evidence from a Field Experiment

Matthieu Chemin & Etienne Wasmer (2017) - Erratum

Matthieu Chemin & Nagham Sayour (2016) - The effects of a change in the point system on immigration: evidence from the 2001 Quebec reform

Archambault, Caroline & Chemin, Matthieu & de Laat, Joost (2016) - Can peers increase the voluntary contributions in community driven projects? Evidence from a field experiment

Chemin, Matthieu & Mbiekop, Flaubert (2015) - Addressing child sex tourism: The Indian case

Matthieu Chemin & Joost de Laat (2013) - Can Warm Glow Alleviate Credit Market Failures? Evidence from Online Peer-to-Peer Lenders

Matthieu Chemin (2012) - Welfare Effects of Criminal Politicians: A Discontinuity-Based Approach

Matthieu Chemin (2012) - Does Court Speed Shape Economic Activity? Evidence from a Court Reform in India

Matthieu Chemin (2012) - Response to ‘High Noon for Microfinance Impact Evaluations’

Matthieu Chemin & Etienne Wasmer (2012) - Ex-ante and ex-post evaluation of the 1989 French welfare reform using a natural experiment : the 1908 social laws in Alsace-Moselle

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