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Antoine Levy holds a BA in Econometrics from Paris-Sorbonne University, master’s degrees in Management from HEC School of Management in Paris as well as in Economics from the Paris School of Economics. He is currently a Ph.D Candidate in Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was also a Student civil servant trainee at École Normale Supérieure in Paris. He is the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships including the Adam Smith Fellowship, the George and Obie Shultz Fund at MIT, and the International Economics PhD fellow, Dartmouth College.
He has taught on such topics as Mathematics for economists (Paris Sciences-Lettres), Urban Economics (Sciences-Po Paris), Financial markets and the macroeconomy (MIT).
Antoine Levy’s non-academic writing has been featured in numerous publications including Le Monde, VoxEU, and Telos.
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