PhD Thesis
Title: Essays on Sectoral and Global Imbalances: The Role of Corporates
PhD Supervisor: Cedric Tille
Expected completion date: 2024
I am interested in market structure and how it influences the behavior of households and firms. My research looks at the evolution of corporate profitably over recent decades, its drivers, and implications for monetary and fiscal policy.
Profile
With a background in economic policy, Greg is now at the Graduate Institute and will complete his PhD in international macroeconomics early 2024. Before coming to Geneva, he worked several years as a research analyst at the IMF in the North Africa division. Later, he worked at an investment fund and provided primary research on emerging markets. He is currently a teaching assistant for introductory macroeconomics.
Research Interests
- Macroeconomic modeling
- Corporate profits
- International investment
- Current account imbalaces
- Monetary policy at the ZLB
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES
Teaching assistant
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCES
Research Analyst at IMF
Relevant Publications and Works
Ghiaie, H., Auclair, G., Jean-Frédéric N. “Macroeconomic and Welfare Effects of Tax Reforms in Emerging Economies: A Case Study of Morocco.” Journal of Policy Modeling, 2019.
El Fayoumi, K., Auclair, G. “Adjustment Costs in Structural Transformation: Identifying Key Frictions.” Working Paper, Economic Research Forum, 2018.
Sommer, S., Auclair, G., Fouejieu, A., Lukonga, I., Quayyum, S., Sadeghi, A., Shbaikat, G., Tiffin, A., Trevino, J., Versailles, B. “Learning to Live with Cheaper Oil: Policy Adjustment of Oil-Exporting Countries of the Middle East and Central Asia.” Departmental Paper, International Monetary Fund, 2016.
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