Yann Perdereau

PhD student in Macroeconomics at Paris School of Economics. @PSEinfo Heterogeneity, monetary policy, carbon taxation.

[Yann Perdereau @YPerdereau]

Our first publication with @CharlesLabrous is out in the Journal of Monetary Economics 🎉 Open access link below, or read this thread 🧵
https://t.co/FwZLpNTCvN

[Yann Perdereau @YPerdereau]

The fix: redistribute based on location, not income. This equalizes the burden between rural and urban areas. We even find that when households value the decline in emissions, all households gain welfare with the carbon transition. Fair and efficient carbon taxation is possible!

[Yann Perdereau @YPerdereau]

Our first publication with @CharlesLabrous is out in the Journal of Monetary Economics 🎉 Open access link below, or read this thread 🧵
https://t.co/FwZLpNTCvN

[Yann Perdereau @YPerdereau]

So how do you raise carbon taxes without triggering another Yellow Vest movement? Location-specific transfers. Income-targeted transfers aren't enough: they wrongly compensate poor households in big cities, while missing rich households in rural areas.

[European Central Bank Research @ECB_Research]

🧵New Working Paper by @CharlesLabrous & @YPerdereau: “Geography versus income: the heterogeneous effects of carbon taxation” https://t.co/RFVY12yebl 1/5

[Urban Economics Association @UrbanEconomics]

The program for our upcoming annual European meeting is now online: https://t.co/xehA0R9UKJ.

#UEA2025, hosted by Humboldt University in Berlin, features keynotes by @NinaPavcnik & @HansbergRossi and more than 60 paper sessions.

To register, visit https://t.co/KiYcDvQfVS

[Ralph Lütticke @RalphLuet]

Check out the papers from the joint ECB-IMF-IMFER conference. Lots to be learned for macro from micro models and data.
It closed with an all-star panel on the challenges ahead.
@ecb @IMFNews
https://t.co/yKNbroGcyM

[Paris School of Economics Research @PSEresearch]

#PSEworkingpapers
Charles Labrousse (@PSEinfo @SorbonneParis1) and Yann Perdereau (@PSEinfo @ENS_ULM) | Balance sheet policies and Central Bank losses in a HANK model
https://t.co/Ids247Nw4m

[Paris School of Economics Research @PSEresearch]

#PSEworkingpapers
Charles Labrousse (@PSEinfo @SorbonneParis1) and Yann Perdereau (@PSEinfo @ENS_ULM) . Geography versus income: the heterogeneous effects of carbon taxation
https://t.co/SjJhZ3WuTa

[Yann Perdereau @YPerdereau]

@FrancoisGeerolf En PIB par habitant, pas de décrochage.