Michèle Belot

Michèle Belot is the Frances Perkins Professor of Industrial and Labor Relations and Professor of Economics at Cornell University. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Tilburg University (CentER) and has previously held appointments at the University of Edinburgh, Oxford University, the University of Essex, and the European University Institute. Her research focuses on applied microeconomics, with an emphasis on experimental work in labor, health, and education. She has published in journals such as the Review of Economic Studies, the Review of Economics and Statistics, and the Journal of Health Economics. Her recent work includes designing and testing interventions using randomized controlled trials in health and job search.

Michele Belot is a Professor of Economics at Cornell University, specializing in Behavioural economics, labour economics, and health economics. His research explores the intersection of human behavior and economic outcomes, focusing on labor market policies, health decision-making, and the impact of social factors on economic behavior. Belot's work includes empirical analyses of unemployment, employment protection, and the role of socio-demographic factors in health behaviors. He has also examined the effects of school meals, teacher strikes, and cultural barriers in migration. His research often employs experimental methods to evaluate policy interventions and behavioral responses.