Clément Malgouyres

Chercheur au CNRS et au CREST

Domaine d'expertise

Dynamique des entreprises
Travail
Economie publique

Biographie

Clément Malgouyres is a CNRS Research Fellow in economics at CREST. He is also affiliated with the Institut des politiques publiques, where he works on firms and public policies, and is a Research Fellow at CEPR in public and labor economics.

His research interests lie in public, labor, and international economics, with a particular focus on the role of firms in the economy. His work examines how public policy and international competition shape firms’ behavior, employment, and local economic outcomes.

Dernières publications

- Externalités de la connaissance
- Distance technologique
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From Public Labs to Private Firms:Magnitude and Channels of R&D Spillovers

Introducing a new measure of scientific proximity between private firms and public researchgroups and exploiting a multi-billion euro financing program of academic clusters in France,we provide causal evidence of spillovers from academic research to private sector firms. Firmsin the top quartile of exposure to the funding shock increase their R&D effort by 20% comparedto the […]
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21 July 2025
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Technological Change and Domestic Outsourcing

Does domestic outsourcing react to technological change? We study the staggered diffusion of broadband internet in France in the 2000s, and show that connected firms increased their outsourcing expenditures while decreasing the diversity of occupations they employ in-house. Meanwhile, employment in non-core occupations became increasingly concentrated in firms specializing in subcontracting services. Finally, we provide […]
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October 2025
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Technological Change and Domestic Outsourcing

Does domestic outsourcing react to technological change? We study the staggered diffusion of broadband internet in France in the 2000s, and show that connected firms increased their outsourcing expenditures while decreasing the diversity of occupations they employ in-house. Meanwhile, employment in non-core occupations became increasingly concentrated in firms specializing in subcontracting services. Finally, we provide […]
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From Public Labs to Private Firms: Magnitude and Channels of R&D Spillovers

Introducing a new measure of scientific proximity between private firms and public research groups and exploiting a multi-billion euro financing program of academic clusters in France, we provide causal evidence of spillovers from academic research to private sector firms. Firms in the top quartile of exposure to the funding shock increase their R&D effort by […]
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