Nicolas Longuet-Marx
@nicolaslonguetmarx.bsky.social
Postdoctoral fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research
Political Economy | Environmental Economics | Empirical Industrial Organization
https://nicolaslonguetmarx.github.io/
Political Economy | Environmental Economics | Empirical Industrial Organization
https://nicolaslonguetmarx.github.io/
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I’m on the #EconJobMarket! I study labor, extreme weather adaptation, and inequality.
My JMP addresses an under-studied aspect of the labor market: schedule unpredictability among hourly workers in the service sector.
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My JMP addresses an under-studied aspect of the labor market: schedule unpredictability among hourly workers in the service sector.
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November 14, 2025 at 4:07 PM
I’m on the #EconJobMarket! I study labor, extreme weather adaptation, and inequality.
My JMP addresses an under-studied aspect of the labor market: schedule unpredictability among hourly workers in the service sector.
🧵👇
My JMP addresses an under-studied aspect of the labor market: schedule unpredictability among hourly workers in the service sector.
🧵👇
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🚨 New working paper 🚨
In large cities, wages are higher. But so are inequalities. In fact, low-wage workers earn lower real earnings there.
Why? What drives spatial wage disparities? Why some workers work at lower real wages in large cities?
In large cities, wages are higher. But so are inequalities. In fact, low-wage workers earn lower real earnings there.
Why? What drives spatial wage disparities? Why some workers work at lower real wages in large cities?
June 6, 2025 at 2:53 PM
🚨 New working paper 🚨
In large cities, wages are higher. But so are inequalities. In fact, low-wage workers earn lower real earnings there.
Why? What drives spatial wage disparities? Why some workers work at lower real wages in large cities?
In large cities, wages are higher. But so are inequalities. In fact, low-wage workers earn lower real earnings there.
Why? What drives spatial wage disparities? Why some workers work at lower real wages in large cities?
Reposted by Nicolas Longuet-Marx
Thrilled to share the fantastic placements of our eight Sustainable Development PhD job market candidates this year!
Anna Papp – Postdoc: MIT Econ | AP: UCSB Bren
Danny Bressler – AP: Bentley Econ
Gabriel Gonzalez Suntil – Economist: Amazon
Isabella Smythe – ML Engineer: Rhizome
Anna Papp – Postdoc: MIT Econ | AP: UCSB Bren
Danny Bressler – AP: Bentley Econ
Gabriel Gonzalez Suntil – Economist: Amazon
Isabella Smythe – ML Engineer: Rhizome
May 1, 2025 at 9:58 PM
Thrilled to share the fantastic placements of our eight Sustainable Development PhD job market candidates this year!
Anna Papp – Postdoc: MIT Econ | AP: UCSB Bren
Danny Bressler – AP: Bentley Econ
Gabriel Gonzalez Suntil – Economist: Amazon
Isabella Smythe – ML Engineer: Rhizome
Anna Papp – Postdoc: MIT Econ | AP: UCSB Bren
Danny Bressler – AP: Bentley Econ
Gabriel Gonzalez Suntil – Economist: Amazon
Isabella Smythe – ML Engineer: Rhizome
Reposted by Nicolas Longuet-Marx
Just to emphasize again the key point from this great JMP: there has been a massive shift in political realignment such that less educated voters sort into the Republican Party due to cultural messaging, while economic policy only modestly keeps them in the Democratic Party
November 14, 2024 at 2:18 AM
Just to emphasize again the key point from this great JMP: there has been a massive shift in political realignment such that less educated voters sort into the Republican Party due to cultural messaging, while economic policy only modestly keeps them in the Democratic Party
Why are blue-collar voters drifting from the Democratic Party? Is it due to shifts in voter preferences or shifts in party positions? What role do cultural versus economic policies play? My Job Market Paper presents an empirical model that unpacks these dynamics.
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November 12, 2024 at 9:20 PM
Why are blue-collar voters drifting from the Democratic Party? Is it due to shifts in voter preferences or shifts in party positions? What role do cultural versus economic policies play? My Job Market Paper presents an empirical model that unpacks these dynamics.
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