Alain Delacroix
Professeur titulaire / Professor
Département des Sciences
Économiques / Economics Department
Université du Québec à Montréal
Tel.: (514) 987 3000 (x6816)
Fax: (514) 987 8494
E-mail: delacroix.alain@uqam.ca
Education
PhD., University of Pennsylvania, 1999
MBA, University of Southern California, 1991
Diplôme d'Ingénieur, École Supérieure d'Ingénieurs
de Marseille, 1988
Groupes de recherche / Affiliations
CIRPÉE, membre
régulier / fellow
Directeur de l'axe 'Analyse globale des politiques économiques et de
l'emploi' au CIRPÉE
/ Director of the Macro Axis at CIRPÉE
Intérêts de recherche / Research interests
Macroeconomics, Labor Market Policies, Interaction of Trade and Policies, Political
Economy of Institutions, Matching Models,
Search Theory, Microfoundations of Labor Markets.
Curriculum Vitae (pdf)
Publications
1. A. Delacroix (2003) Heterogeneous
Matching with Transferable Utility: Two Labor Market Applications. International
Economic Review 44, 313-330.
2. A. Delacroix (2003) Transitions
into Unemployment and the Nature of Firing Costs. Review of Economic
Dynamics 6, 651-671.
3. A. Delacroix (2004) Sticky
Bargained Wages. Journal of Macroeconomics 26, 25-44.
4. G. Camera
and A. Delacroix (2004) Trade
Mechanism Selection in Markets with Frictions. Review of Economic Dynamics
7, 851-868.
5. A. Delacroix and S.
Shi (2006) Directed
Search on the Job and the Wage Ladder. International Economic Review
47, 651-699.
6. A. Delacroix (2006) A
Multisectorial Matching Model of Unions. Journal of Monetary Economics
53, 573-596.
7. G.
Alessandria and A. Delacroix (2008) Trade
and the Dis(Incentive) to Reform Labor Markets: The Case of Reform in the European
Union. Journal of International Economics 75, 151-166.
Recherches en cours / Work in progress
Pricing and Signaling with Frictions
(w/ S.
Shi).
The Dynamics of Labor
Markets in Europe and the US: Specific Skills or Employment Protection?
(w/ E. Wasmer).
The Efficiency Properties of Matching Models with Asymmetric Information (w/
E. Wasmer).
Job Turnover and International Trade: A General Equilibrium Analysis (w/ G.
Alessandria, H. Choi and N.
Petrosky-Nadeau)
Directed vs. Blind Search (w/ S.
Shi).
Endogenous Selection of a Trade Mechanism in a Search-Theoretic Environment
(w/ G. Camera).
Firing Costs, Minimum Wage
and the Outside Option Principle.
Union Power, Insider Power and Labor Market Flexibility.
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