Camille Landais

Professor of Economics, London School of Economics

Camille Landais received his PhD from Paris School of Economics and is currently Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics. Previously he was a Research Fellow at Stanford University (Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research). His research interests cover topics such as taxation, social insurance, and pro-social behaviors.

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A progressive European wealth tax to fund the European COVID response
03 April 2020
Building effective short-time work schemes for the COVID-19 crisis
01 April 2020
Child penalties across countries: Evidence and explanations
14 May 2019
Subsidising labour hoarding in recessions
25 January 2019
Children and gender inequality
12 July 2018
Consumption data: New frontiers
04 April 2018
Unemployment insurance and adverse selection
03 February 2018
LSE letter on Greece crisis
09 July 2015
How much unemployment insurance do we need?
09 November 2013
Migration and wage effects of taxing top earners
17 September 2013

Talks by [email protected]

The cost of kids
24 May 2019
Short-time work
07 December 2018

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