Camille Landais

Professor Camille Landais is a Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Economics. Her research focuses on Public Finance, Labour Economics, Applied Microeconomics, and Microeconometrics. She is the Director of STICERD International Inequalities Institute and an Associate Co-Director of the LSE-Gates Hub for Equal Representation. Professor Landais teaches courses such as EC325: Public Economics, EC426: Public Economics, and EC534: Public Economics for Research Students. Her contact details include an email address of c.landais@lse.ac.uk and a website at https://www.lse.ac.uk/people/camille-landais.

Camille Landais is an economist whose research focuses on the intersection of economics, gender inequality, and public policy. Her work examines how taxation, family policies, and labor market dynamics influence gender inequality, child penalties, and migration patterns. Landais has published extensively on the economic effects of taxation, particularly in the context of international migration and labor market outcomes. Her research also explores the welfare implications of unemployment insurance and the role of policy in shaping economic development and gender norms. Through empirical analysis and theoretical frameworks, she investigates how policy interventions can mitigate inequality and improve labor market outcomes.