Economic Growth

My interests lie in the interaction between environmental issues and social sciences, more especially in the modeling and measurement of interregional spillovers. In that purpose I use two of the most popular techniques of regional science, namely spatial econometrics and interregional input-output. While the former allows me to measure statistically the extent to which an event in region i spills over neighboring region j, the latter measures to what extent production (and, for instance, the pollution associated to it) in region i is due to demand by consumers/companies located in region j.