Antonin Bergeaud
Prof. Antonin BergeaudAntonin Bergeaud is a specialist in economic growth and innovation. His research focuses on the long-run determinants of GDP evolution, whether through studying sources of heterogeneity between firms, the creation and diffusion of innovations, or the dynamics of productivity. Antonin received his Ph.D. from the Paris School of Economics in 2018 and is a graduate of Ecole Polytechnique. Before working at HEC, he was a research economist at the Banque de France.
Last Articles
"AI Will Reshuffle Your Work, Not Steal Your Career"
Artificial intelligence will transform tasks rather than eliminate jobs, requiring organizations to rethink skills development and job design, argues Antonin Bergeaud in HR Review.
Workplace Experience Determines Voting Patterns Far More than France's Political Fault Lines
This new policy paper shows that trust, recognition, and belonging at work influence political attitude and help explain support for radical parties.
Innovation: "What Europe Lacks Is Not Money, but Political Courage, Continental-Scale Ambitions, and the Capacity to Execute"
Europe's competitiveness depends less on additional funding than on completing the single market and removing structural barriers to scale, argue Antonin Bergeaud, André Loesekrug-Pietri and Jean Tirole in Project Syndicate.