Victor Pouliquen
Victor's research agenda focuses on two broad questions: how do socioeconomic institutions shape gender norms? and how to increase states (fiscal) capacity? He addresses these questions using field experiments, survey experiments and administrative datasets, with insights from economic theory. Victor completed his PhD at the Paris School of Economics in 2020.
Job market profile
Victor is a development economist interested in how economic policies affect formal and informal institutions. He uses field experiments and administrative datasets to study what shape gender norms in developing countries and how to increase states (fiscal) capacity.
Job Market Paper
My JMP uses a two-level randomized experiment covering 5 million people in Burkina Faso to study the impact on family planning behavior of both increasing general exposure to mass media and an intensive evidence-based family planning campaign.
