Noémie Pinardon-Touati
Assistant Professor of Economics, Columbia University
I am an Assistant Professor in the Economics Department at Columbia University. My research is at the intersection of finance, applied macroeconomics, and public economics. More specifically, my work investigates the interplay between government intervention and corporate financial and real behavior, at the micro and macro levels.
You can contact me at np2842@columbia.edu.
You can download my resume here.
Research
The Crowding Out Effect of Local Government Debt: Micro- and Macro-Estimates
Revise & Resubmit, American Economic Review
Mediating Financial Intermediation
with Aymeric Bellon (UNC Chapel Hill) and Louis-Marie Harpedanne (Banque de France)
When Private Firms Provide Public Goods: The Allocation of CSR Spending
[Preliminary draft]
with Kim Fe Cramer (LSE) and Lucie Gadenne (Queen Mary University London)
Inflation in Distorted Economies: Evidence from India
[Draft available soon]
with Juan Herreño (UCSD) and Malte Thie (Paris Dauphine)
Political Quid Pro Quo In Financial Markets
with Anne-Laure Delatte (Paris Dauphine, CNRS) and Adrien Matray (Stanford)
In the media (in French): Le Monde, Les Echos, Libération, France Culture.
Teaching
ECON GU4913: Financial Policy and Regulation: Fostering Growth and Macroeconomic Stability.
ECON GR6226: Applied Macroeconomics & Finance
Contact
1133 International Affairs Building, Columbia University, NY 10027
For appointments, please email me at np2842@columbia.edu