Joseph Enguehard

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Joseph Enguehard

Joseph Enguehard

@EnguehardJoseph

PhD Candidate in economics @ENSdeLyon Research fellow @Unibo JMC 2025-26, Political Economy and Growth

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Joseph Enguehard
Joseph Enguehard@EnguehardJoseph·
I am on the econ job market AY 2025-26! At the intersection of political economy, public finance, and economic history, my JMP asks: What are the political consequences of increased tax enforcement? Click here to know more! enguehard.tf/uploads/resear…
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Steven N. Durlauf
Steven N. Durlauf@sndurlauf·
Victor Gay @victorgayeco has been an extraordinary public good creator with his work on historical data for France. Here is his latest contribution with Eva Davoine @EvaDavoine, @EnguehardJoseph, and Igor Kolesnikov. Great times for economic history, and for that matter for economics and for history.
Victor Gay@victorgayeco

In a new paper with @EvaDavoine @EnguehardJoseph & I. Kolesnikov, we build a historical GIS of a core fiscal institution in early modern France: the gabelle (salt tax), which generated up to 25% of tax revenue. 👉 hal.science/hal-05501504 🧵1/7

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Brown University
Brown University@BrownUniversity·
Message from Brown University President Christina H. Paxson: Mourning the loss of two beloved students. On Saturday, Dec. 13, Brown lost two members of its community to an act of unimaginable and senseless violence. Ella Cook and MukhammadAziz Umurzokov were two young people whose amazing promise was extinguished much too soon. Read the President's full message: brown.edu
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Brian Knight
Brian Knight@briangknight·
I am saddened by the shooting at @BrownUniversity, especially since this happened in a review session for the most popular course in the Economics department (Principles of Economics). But I also want to highlight two sets of heroes, all undergraduates.
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Tirthankar Roy
Tirthankar Roy@RoyHistory1·
About 225 years ago, Thomas Malthus wrote that population grew much faster than the food supply; without famine, disease, or fewer children, the imbalance would lead to poverty. He later became a professor at the East India Company College, shaping the minds of colonial officers.
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Joseph Enguehard
Joseph Enguehard@EnguehardJoseph·
I am on the econ job market AY 2025-26! At the intersection of political economy, public finance, and economic history, my JMP asks: What are the political consequences of increased tax enforcement? Click here to know more! enguehard.tf/uploads/resear…
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Victor Gay
Victor Gay@victorgayeco·
Our paper is now forthcoming at the JPE! doi.org/10.1086/739821 Full thread on Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/victor…
Victor Gay@victorgayeco

I am glad to share a new working paper with @gobbi_paula and Marc Goñi! Can inheritance reforms enacted during the French Revolution explain the puzzle of the early French fertility decline, as hypothesized by Le Play in 1875? (1/5) Ungated version 👉hal.science/hal-04285818

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Julius Koschnick
Julius Koschnick@JuliusKoschnick·
I’m very excited to see this year’s Nobel price winners. I’ve been deeply engaged with the works of Joel Mokyr throughout my PhD and I can say that this is one of the most exciting Nobel prizes in econ for a long time. So here's a thread 🧵on Joel Mokyr’s work 🚨🚨
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Felipe Valencia C.
Felipe Valencia C.@felipev84·
Amazing news, congratulations to the winners, big for economic history and historic news for @Brown_Economics !
The Nobel Prize@NobelPrize

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt “for having explained innovation-driven economic growth” with one half to Mokyr “for having identified the prerequisites for sustained growth through technological progress” and the other half jointly to Aghion and Howitt “for the theory of sustained growth through creative destruction.” #NobelPrize

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Joseph Enguehard@EnguehardJoseph·
On a different note, we had another set of amazing papers in the Political Economy of the French Revolution session, which I was pleased to chair with Paul Maneuvrier-Hervieu
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Joseph Enguehard@EnguehardJoseph·
What a pleasure to chair a fantastic session on advanced methods at the WEHC in Lund with @CedricChambru — and to learn about fancy work in NLP, census linking, and more!
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Romain Wacziarg
Romain Wacziarg@RWacziarg·
Happy to present the program of the NBER Summer Institute in Political Economy, which I had the privilege of co-organizing with Nancy Qian, Karam Kang and Filipe Campante. @nberpubs nber.org/conferences/si…
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International Tax Observatory
International Tax Observatory@taxobservatory·
Our recent WP explores the political consequences of enforcing the salt tax in early modern #France 🇫🇷 The authors examine how stricter enforcement of this tax, which varied across regions, led to conflicts between taxpayers and the state. Read here: taxobservatory.eu/publication/th…
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Eva Davoine
Eva Davoine@EvaDavoine·
🚨New working paper🚨 “The Political Costs of Taxation” with @EnguehardJoseph & @IgorKol52824963 When a state has low capacity and legitimacy, attempts to enforce unfair taxation can fuel social conflict! Some key findings: 🧵 1/10
International Tax Observatory@taxobservatory

Our recent WP explores the political consequences of enforcing the salt tax in early modern #France 🇫🇷 The authors examine how stricter enforcement of this tax, which varied across regions, led to conflicts between taxpayers and the state. Read here: taxobservatory.eu/publication/th…

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