Sustainability
Environmental inequality: Who gets to breathe clean air?
Research finds that air pollution exposure is another form of inequality, with some countries experiencing much more harmful amounts of pollution.
ARTICLES WITH TAG: economics
News
Congratulations to Professor Lutz Sager, recipient of a 2026 European Research Council Grant!
A major congratulations to Lutz Sager, Assistant Professor of Economics at ESSEC, who was recently awarded a prestigious Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC), amounting to €1.4M over five years!
Society
EuroLeague’s Final Four Is Less Fair: An economist’s perspective on why that makes it interesting
The Final Four is less fair — and that is precisely why it is more compelling. Dr. Anastasios Dosis, professor of economics at ESSEC and co-holder of the ESSEC Sports Chair, explains why, using lessons from economics.
Economy & Finance
Economic Decoupling and National Interest
For many observers, the question is simple but puzzling: why would governments embrace policies that make everyone poorer?
Economy & Finance
Ethical Challenges of AI-Assisted Research in Economics and Business Administration
Dr. Radu Vranceanu explains why we should be especially careful about when we use chatbots for research in economics and business administration.
Economy & Finance
Resolving Child Custody Disputes Efficiently
Recent research by Gorkem Celik analyzes a new approach to dispute resolution, including in child custody situations.
Economy & Finance
Economic Sovereignty for the EU – Opportunity or Holy Grail?
Viviane de Beaufort explains the notion of European economic sovereignty.
News
Alain Naef receives “Young Researchers in Green Finance" Prize from the Banque de France
Congratulations to Alain Naef, assistant professor of economics at ESSEC Business School, who received the 2024 Banque de France Young Researchers' Prize in Green Finance at the Green Finance Research Advances conference !
Sustainability
The strange tax supported by both economists and major polluters
The strange tax? The carbon tax.