Benoit Julien

Associate Professor Benoit Julien is affiliated with the UNSW Business School at the University of New South Wales. His research focuses on theoretical macroeconomics, monetary economics, and labour markets, with an emphasis on models incorporating frictions such as information asymmetries, coordination failures, and financial constraints. His work explores how these frictions influence market allocations and the design of efficient economic policies.

Key research interests include search and matching theory, auctions, monetary policy, and fiscal policy implications. He has contributed to understanding efficiency conditions in search and matching models, the role of bidding mechanisms in labour and team formations, and the impact of asset liquidity on economic equilibria.

His recent publications analyze topics such as moral hazard in frictional markets, directed search equilibrium dynamics, and strategic advertising in competitive markets. His work frequently intersects with public policy, examining how different pricing mechanisms and institutional designs can mitigate market inefficiencies.

Despite his prolific output, no scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. His advising record is not detailed, though his collaborations span institutions globally, reflecting his active engagement in international academic networks.