Marie-Pierre ETIENNE

Marie-Pierre ETIENNE is a Permanent Researcher at CREST (Centre de Recherche en Économie et Statistique), affiliated with the Paris School of Economics. Her work bridges theoretical and applied economics within France's premier economic research ecosystem.

Her research focuses on Labor Economics (gender disparities in training access), Economic History (historical foundations of trade agreements), and Inequality Analysis (markup dynamics, tax systems, and asset markets). She employs rigorous econometric methods to dissect structural economic phenomena with policy relevance.

Recent publications reveal a trend toward interdisciplinary synthesis—combining historical datasets with modern microeconometric techniques to address labor market frictions, while macro-level inequality studies integrate corporate finance and public economics frameworks. This dual micro-macro approach generates actionable insights for trade policy, anti-discrimination measures, and fiscal design.

As a core CREST member, she contributes to doctoral training initiatives and seminar series that connect academic research with real-world economic governance challenges through INSEE and ENSAE Paris partnerships.