Nicolas Berman is a Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute and University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne. He received his PhD in economics from University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, with a thesis on financial market imperfections, trade, and innovation. His research focuses on financial crises in emerging economies, international trade, and the relationship between finance and trade margins. He has published several working papers and presented his research at numerous conferences.
Nicolas Berman is a Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute and University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne. He received his PhD in economics from University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, with a thesis on financial market imperfections, trade, and innovation. His research focuses on financial crises in emerging economies, international trade, and the relationship between finance and trade margins. He has published several working papers and presented his research at numerous conferences.
Nicolas Berman is a Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute and University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne. He received his PhD in economics from University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, with a thesis on financial market imperfections, trade, and innovation. His research focuses on financial crises in emerging economies, international trade, and the relationship between finance and trade margins. He has published several working papers and presented his research at numerous conferences.
European University Institute and University Paris I Panthon-Sorbonne ___________________________________________________________ European University Institute, Max Weber Programme Via delle Fontanelle, 10 I-50014 San Domenico di Fiesole, Italia Phone : (+39) 055 4685 853 E-mail : nicolas.berman@eui.eu Website : http ://team.univ-paris1.fr/teamperso/berman ___________________________________________________________ Personal Information Date of Birth : December, 21,1981 in Champigny s/Marne (France) Citizenship : French Single Position Oct. 2004-.. MAX WEBER POST-DOCTORAL FELLOW, EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE. Education Oct. 2004-... PHD THESIS IN ECONOMICS. Advisor : Pr. Philippe Martin. University Paris I Panthon-Sorbonne. Title : Essays on Financial Market Imperfections, Trade and Innovation (nal defense autumn 2008). 2003-2004 DEA (RESEARCH M. SC.) IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS. University Paris I Panthon-Sorbonne Summa Cum Laude, ranked rst. 2002-2003 MAITRSE (MA) IN APPLIED ECONOMICS, WITH A MAJOR IN INTERNATIO- NAL ECONOMICS. University Paris IX Dauphine Magna Cum Laude. 2001-2002 LICENCE (BA) IN APPLIED ECONOMICS, WITH A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS. University Paris IX Dauphine Cum Laude. 1999-2001 DEUG (UNDERGRAD. DIPLOMA) IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS. University Paris 1 Panthon-Sorbonne Teaching 2007-2008 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS. Assistant Lecturer, Sciences-Po Paris. 2007-2008 INTERNATIONAL TRADE. Teaching Assistant, University Paris I Panthon-Sorbonne. 2006-2007 INTERNATIONAL MONETARY RELATIONS. Teaching Assistant, University Paris I Panthon-Sorbonne. 2005-2006 INTERNATIONAL TRADE, INTERNATIONAL MONEY RELATIONS. Teaching Assistant, University Paris I Panthon-Sorbonne. 2004-2005 INTERNATIONAL TRADE. Teaching Assistant, University Paris I Panthon-Sorbonne. Other Experience Jun. 2006-Mar. 2007 RESEARCH SCHOLAR, BANQUE DE FRANCE. Department of International Studies. June-Sept. 2003 RESEARCH ASSISTANT, CEPII. Work with the INGENUE team (CEPII, OFCE, CEPREMAP) - general equilibrium modeling, demographics, intergenerational transfers problems. June-Sept. 2002 PRACTICE, FRANCO-CHILEAN CHAMBER OF TRADE, SANTIAGO, CHILE. 2006-... TRANSLATIONS, FROM ENGLISH INTO FRENCH. P. Krugman, M. Obstfeld, International Economics, d. Pearson, 2007, Chapter 1, 5 and 7 .. P. Aghion and B. Armendariz, "Endogenous Growth and Poverty Reduction", Economie Internationale, 2004, 100, pp. 27-38. Computer skills and languages French Native speaker English, Spanish Procient user Econometrics Knowledge of SAS, Stata, Eviews, Excel Mathematics Knowledge of Maple, Matlab Programming Languages C, Pascal, knowledge of GAMS (general equilibrium modelling) Text L A T E X, Word Referee Activities Canadian Journal of Economics, Louvain Economic Review, Economie et Prvision, Revue dEconomie Politique Prizes and Grants 2007-2008 Max Weber Post-Doctoral Fellowship, European University Institute 2007-2008 Research Grant, CREST-INSEE 2004-2007 Research Grant, French Ministry of Research 2006 Best Paper Prize ("Financial Crises and International Trade : The Long Way to Reco- very"), 2nd IEU International Student Conference, Izmir, Turkey 2006 Best Paper Prize in International Finance ("Financial Crises and International Trade : The Long Way to Recovery"), VIIth RIEF Doctoral Meetings, Rennes, France ____________________________________ Research Activities ____________________________________ Research areas Financial crises, Emerging Economies International trade, Export decisions International Macroeconomics Financial Market Imperfections Working Papers Nicolas BERMAN and Antoine BERTHOU (2006), "Financial Market Imperfections and the Impact of Exchange Rate Move- ments on Exports", University Paris I Working Paper 2006.55, forthcoming Review of International Economics Nicolas BERMAN (2007), "Financial Crises and International Trade : the Long Way to Recovery", submitted Philippe AGHION, Philippe ASKENAZY, Nicolas BERMAN, Gilbert CETTE, and Laurent EYMARD (2007), "Credit Constraints and the Cyclicality of R&D Investment : Evidence from France", Working Paper 2007-4, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University, submitted Nicolas BERMAN and Jrme HRICOURT (2008), "Finance and the Margins of Trade : Evidence from Cross-Country Firm- Level Data", University of Paris I Working Paper Work in Progress Nicolas BERMAN, Philippe MARTIN (PSEand University Paris I) and Thierry MAYER (PSEand University Paris I), "Exchange Rate Movements and the Extensive Margins of trade : Theory and Empirics" Nicolas BERMAN and Julien REYNAUD (ECB), "Currency Mismatches and Twin crises in Emerging Economies" Presentations 2005 LIVe AFSE Congress, Paris, September 15-16 2005 University Paris I, TEAM Seminar, Paris, March 25 2005 Doctoral Meetings in Development and Transition, Paris, September 28-29 2005 VIth RIEF Doctoral Meetings, Geneva, Switzerland, January 5-6 2006 2nd IEU International Student Conference, Izmir, Turkey April 14-16 2006 XIth Spring Meetings of Young Economists, Sevilla, Spain, April 26-28 2006 German Economic Association Conference on Finance and Development, Berlin, Germany June 5-6 2006 22th Symposium on Money and Banking, Lille, France, June 22-23 2006 21th Congress of the European Economic Association, Vienna, Austria, August 24-28 2006 LVth AFSE Congress, Paris, September 14-15 2006 Fourth Annual Conference of the Euro-Latin Study Network on Integration and Trade, Paris, October 2007 VIIth RIEF Doctoral Meetings, Rennes, France, February 1-2 2007 RIEF Conference, Rome, Italy, may 11-12 2007 Congress of the Canadian Economic Association, Halifax, Canada, June 1-3 2007 CEPR-Banque de France Workshop on Innovation, Enghien-les-Bains, France, July 5-6 2007 SUERF-Bank of Finland Workshop on Financial Markets, Innovation and Growth, Helsinki, Finland 2007 CREST-INSEE Macroeconomics Seminar, October 2007 Banque de France Seminar, October 2008 RIEF Doctoral Meetings, Barcelona, Spain, January 2008 Institut de Analisi Economico Seminar, Universitat Autonoma, Spain, January 2008 CREST-INSEE Macroeconomics Seminar, April References Pr. PHILIPPE AGHION Pr. PHILIPPE MARTIN Harvard University Paris School of Economics Department of Economics University Paris I Panthon-Sorbonne Littauer Center 309 Maison des Sciences Economiques Cambridge, MA 106-112 Bvd de lHopital, Paris Phone : (617) 495-6675 Phone : (33) 1 44 07 82 65 E-mail : paghion@fas.harvard.edu E-mail : philippe.martin@univ-paris1.fr Pr. PHILIPPE ASKENAZY Pr. THIERRY MAYER Paris School of Economics and IZA University Paris I Panthon-Sorbonne and PSE 48 bvd Jourdan Maison des Sciences Economiques Paris 106-112 Bvd de lHopital, Paris Phone : (33) 1 43 13 62 51 Phone : (33) 1 44 07 81 16 E-mail : philippe.askenazy@ens.fr E-mail : thierry.mayer@univ-paris1.fr