PhD. University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, France
Camille Reverdy is a postdoctoral researcher at the Geneva Graduate Institute. She holds a PhD in international economics from the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and she was a Marie Curie Early-Stage Researcher in the framework of the Horizon 2020 Marie Curie network on European Union Trade and Investment Perspectives. Her thesis is entitled « Essays on Regulatory Measures in International Trade ». She obtained a Master Degree in Economics from the University of HEC Lausanne (Switzerland).
Before joining the University of Paris 1, she interned at the International Trade Centre in Geneva, working on the non-tariff measures impeding trade in developing countries and as an international consultant in market research at the ITC, developing a method assessing export potential value for trade in services.
Camille also works as an international consultant for the World Bank on a project assessing the impact of import ban in Sri Lanka.
Selected publications:
Camille Reverdy, Estimating the General Equilibrium Effects of Services Trade Liberalization, Review of International Economics, September 2022
Current research projects:
How to make trade agreements work better for society (SNF Project)
Trade and Reputation: the impact of certification
Technical Standards, intermediate inputs and sourcing decisions (with Irene Iodice)
Business Perception on Burdensome Non-Tariff Measures and their Impact on International Trade (with Cristian Ugarte)
