Bruno Crépon

CREST

Publications 

Discussion paper

DP17150 Can a Website Bring Unemployment Down? Experimental Evidence from France

• Aïcha Ben Dhia
• Bruno Crépon
• Esther Mbih
• Louise Paul-Delvaux
• Bertille Picard
• Vincent Pons

28 Mar 2022

• Labour Economics
• D83
• D84
• J22
• J24
• J62
• J64

Discussion paper

DP10215 Unintended Effects of Anonymous Resumes

• Bruno Crépon
• Luc BEHAGHEL
• Thomas Le Barbanchon

19 Oct 2014

• Labour Economics
• J71
• J78

Discussion paper

DP9984 Estimating the impact of microcredit on those who take it up: Evidence from a randomized experiment in Morocco

• Bruno Crépon
• Esther Duflo
• William Parienté
• Florencia Devoto

25 May 2014

• Development Economics
• D21
• G21
• O16

Discussion paper

DP9251 Do Labor Market Policies Have Displacement Effects? Evidence from a Clustered Randomized Experiment

• Bruno Crépon
• Esther Duflo
• Marc Gurgand
• Philippe Zamora
• Roland Rathelot

9 Dec 2012

• Labour Economics
• C93
• J64
• J68

Discussion paper

DP2604 Using Matching Estimators to Evaluate Alternative Youth Employment Programs: Evidence from France, 1986-1988

• Denis Fougère
• Bruno Crépon
• Thomas Brodaty

28 Nov 2000

• Labour Economics
• J24
• J68

Latest contributions 

VoxEU Column

The sobering story of the website that attempted to bring unemployment down

• Aïcha Ben Dhia
• Bruno Crépon
• Esther Mbih
• Vestal McIntyre
• Louise Paul-Delvaux
• Bertille Picard
• Vincent Pons

VoxEU Column

The sobering story of the website that attempted to bring unemployment down

• Bertille Picard
• Vincent Pons
• Louise Paul-Delvaux
• Vestal McIntyre
• Esther Mbih
• Bruno Crépon
• Aïcha Ben Dhia

14 Jun 2022

• Labour Markets

VoxEU Column

Job placement and displacement: Evidence from a randomised experiment

• Philippe Zamora
• Roland Rathelot
• Esther Duflo
• Marc Gurgand
• Bruno Crépon

24 Apr 2013

• Labour Markets