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Guillaume Daudin is a Professor of Economics at Paris-Dauphine University, affiliated with the Laboratory of Economics at Dauphine - Development, Institutions and Globalization Analysis (LEDa-DIAL) since 2012. His academic career spans multiple prestigious institutions including HEC, Cambridge, Stanford, OFCE, Edinburgh, Lille-I and the Banque de France, establishing him as a prominent figure in economic history and international trade research.
Daudin's research focuses on modern economic history and commercial globalization, with particular expertise in 18th century French trade patterns. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary economic issues, examining topics such as the Balance of Trade office in the 18th century, current value-added trade models, and the relationship between internal migration and fertility rates in France. His research methodology combines quantitative historical analysis with modern economic theory, creating valuable connections between past and present economic phenomena.
Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong focus on 18th century French and European trade systems, with the TOFLIT18 project representing a major contribution to historical trade database construction. His work demonstrates consistent interdisciplinary approaches, merging economic history with data science, international trade theory, and demographic economics. The publications show a progression from historical trade analysis toward contemporary applications of historical trade patterns to modern economic questions.
- President of the French Association of Economic History (2016)
Daudin co-directs the ANR project TOFLIT18 with Loïc Charles, which investigates what foreign trade tells us about France in the 18th century. This project has generated significant scholarly output and represents a major collaborative research effort in economic history. His work with various institutions demonstrates a strong commitment to interdisciplinary research and international academic collaboration.
As part of the LEDa-DIAL research unit at Paris-Dauphine, Daudin contributes to a vibrant research environment focused on economic development, institutional analysis, and globalization. His work connects historical economic patterns with contemporary global trade issues, providing valuable insights for both academic research and policy considerations.
