LIDAM Discussion Papers IRES

Aim 

The LIDAM Discussion Paper IRES series facilitates the dissemination of research by IRES staff members and extramural fellows. Before January 2009, the series include Discussion Papers authored by all members of the Department of Economics. Since 2009, the series is limited to IRES staff members and extramural fellows.  

Access

The papers are available in open access in electronic version. If you have problem downloading the files, please contact Virginie Leblanc

Below are listed the papers of the current year. For previous years, visit the archives page. Alternatively, you can also find our discussion papers on RePEC or in our institutional repository DIAL.

2026

2026 / 22
Olivier Brolis, Esmeralda Gerritse, Marthe Nyssens, William Parienté
Does the Workplace Sustain Prosocial Motivation? Evidence from Social and For-Profit Enterprises

2026 / 21
Morteza Meybodi, Vincent Vandenberghe
The Long-Term Mental Health Consequences of Emotional and Interpersonal Work Demands

2026 / 20
Patrick Arni, Bart Cockx, Andrey Launov
Biased Beliefs, Job Search, and Welfare: A Structural Analysis of Coaching and Counseling

2026 / 19
Roberto Mauricio Sanchez-Torres
Multidimensional poverty measurement without missing poor bias

2026 / 18
Oded Galor, Luca Pensieroso, Daniel C. Wainstock
The Paradox of Inequality

2026 / 17
Guida Ayza Estopà, Bart Cockx, Sébastien Fontenay, Ilan Tojerow
Return-to-Work Policies for Disability Insurance Recipients: The Role of Financial Incentives

2026 / 16
Jing-Rong Zeng 
In Search of Lost Peace: The Local Effects of Peacekeepers on Conflict Dynamics in Africa

2026 / 15
Kevin Pineda-Hernández, François Rycx, Mélanie Volral
Immigrant-Native Wage Gaps and Rent Sharing: A Segmented Assimilation Story?

2026 / 14
Pau Insa-Sanchez, Alba Ruiz-Buforn, Jose-Ramon Ruiz-Tamarit
Public versus Private Education in Leveraging Long-Run Growth

2026 / 13
Bart Cockx, Johan Egebark, Greet Van Hoye, Emilie Videnord, Johan Vikström
Motivating Job Seekers. A Field Experiment

2026 / 12
Thomas Baudin, David de la Croix, Paula E. Gobbi
The Economics of Childlessness

2026 / 11
Kevin Pineda-Hernández, François Rycx, Thomas Senterre, Mélanie Volral
Immigrant-Native Wage Gaps over Two Generations: Does the Field of Study Matter?

2026 / 10
Frédéric Docquier, Alice Dominici, Martín Fernández, Fabio Mariani
Networks, Diversity, and the Economic Performance of Migrants: Evidence from the Pontine Marshes (1932-41)

2026 / 09
Louise Devos, François Rycx, Thomas Senterre, Mélanie Volral
Does Field of Study Shape the Gender Wage Gap? The Role of Migration Background

2026 / 08
David de la Croix, Rossana Scebba, Chiara Zanardello
Flora, Cosmos, Salvatio: Pre-modern Academic Institutions and the Spread of Ideas

2026 / 07
Vincent Notte
Exchange rate pass-through in Latin America: Does dollarization matter?

2026 / 06
Pablo Garcia Sanchez, Olivier Pierrard
The Rich, The Poor, and The Carbon Tax

2026 / 05
Koen Declercq, Muriel Dejemeppe, Mathilde Pourtois
The Impact of Tightened Unemployment Benefit Eligibility on Young Adults’ Housing and Use of Private Safety Nets

2026 / 04
Haotian Deng, Sam Desiere, Bart Cockx, Gert Bijnens
Subsidy for the first hires and firm performance

2026 / 03
Sam Desiere, Rigas Oikonomou, Tiziano Toniolo, Bruno Van der Linden, Gert Bijnens
Permanent exemption from payroll taxes: The role of hiring frictions

2026 / 02
Kevin Pineda-Hernández , François Rycx , Mélanie Volral , Alexandre Waroquier 
Do Firms Share their Profits Equally with Women and Men? The Role of Human Capital, Managerial Positions and Unions 

2026 / 01
Giulio Nicoletti, Luca Pensieroso
Exogenous fluctuations : DSGE models