Dominique Goux

Dominique Goux is a Senior Researcher at the Centre de Recherche en Économie et Statistique (CREST) and previously served as Head of the 'Markets and Firms' division at INSEE until 2022. Their research focuses on Labour Economics, Education, and Social Mobility, with significant contributions to understanding labor market dynamics, educational outcomes, and policy impacts.

• Key Research Themes: Labour supply-demand interactions, gender disparities in training, leisure synchronization, neighborhood effects on education, and regulatory impacts on employment.
• Notable Publications: Include a 2025 study on remote work dissatisfaction, a 2024 paper on leisure economics in the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, and a 2023 analysis of David Card’s empirical methods.
• Awards & Recognition: Among the top 5% authors in downloads via RePEc, with 14 NEP field announcements across Labour Economics, Urban Economics, and Social Norms.

Advising & Grants: Collaborated extensively with Eric Maurin and others, contributing to high-impact studies in journals like the European Economic Review and IZA Discussion Papers.