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Yves Zenou

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Yves Zenou is a Professor of Economics at Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) since January 2016. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Paris II in 1991. He has among other been a Professor at Stockholm University (2007–2015), Visiting Professor at University of California, Berkeley (2009–2010), Professor at University of Southampton, United Kingdom (2000–2003), as well as a researcher at CORE, Belgium (1994–1996).

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Yves Zenou

Monach University, Melbourne, Australia
Research interests: Criminality, Discrimination, Integration, Social norms, Urban and regional economics

Among the questions that Yves Zenou tries to answer with his research:

  • How does the structure of social networks affect individual outcomes?
  • How do social networks assist in finding the quality of a product?
  • Which delinquent should we remove from a network to reduce as much as possible of total crime?
  • Which bank should we bailout to avoid a financial crisis?
  • Are parents or peers more critical in transmitting the strength of religion?
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