Anne Epaulard

Anne Epaulard is a distinguished Professor of Economics at Paris Dauphine-PSL University, where she contributes to academic excellence and research. Beyond her university role, she serves as an Associate Researcher at LEDa, Scientific Advisor at France Stratégie, Member of the ACPR Supervisory Board, Vice-Chair of the ACPR Scientific Council, and Chair of the AFD Evaluation Committee, demonstrating significant influence in economic policy and regulation.

Her educational background is rooted in the University of Paris I, where she earned her Agrégée des Universités in Economics, followed by a Doctorate in Economics and an accreditation to direct research (Habilitation) in the same field.

Epaulard's research program critically examines the macroeconomic consequences of structural reforms and legislative changes, the dynamics of macroeconomic policies and fluctuations, and the development of robust macroeconomic models. Her work is characterized by a strong policy orientation, aiming to inform regulatory practices and governance structures through rigorous economic analysis.

Her publication record in leading journals such as Review of Economic Dynamics and Environmental and Resource Economics underscores her expertise in macroeconomics and environmental economics. Her latest research delves into the organizational challenges of Extended Producer Responsibility systems, highlighting the intersection of environmental policy and institutional design.

As an Associate Researcher at LEDa, she is embedded in a vibrant research community focused on economic theory and applications. Her leadership roles in governmental and regulatory bodies further extend her impact beyond academia into the realm of public policy and financial regulation.