Golvine de Rochambeau

PhD researcher
Columbia University

Roles

Researchers

Golvine de Rochambeau is a PhD candidate in the department of economics at Columbia University. Her research interests are in the fields of development, industrial organization and trade. She has several on-going projects in Liberia where she conducts fieldwork. In particular, she studies intra-national trade costs and tries to understand why they are so high in this region. Before coming to Columbia, Golvine received her MSc in Engineering from Ecole Polytechnique in France.

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Current issues

Initiatives

Golvine de Rochambeau

Create a dataset of LC records and customs trade for trade-based money laundering pattern analysis

Subjective Beliefs, Collaboration, and Innovation among Women Microentrepreneurs: Survey and Experimental Evidence from Kenya

The role of intra-national trade costs in market integration: Evidence from Liberia

Monitoring and intrinsic motivation: Evidence from Liberia’s trucking firms

Five key challenges facing Liberia’s transport industry: Paving the way to market integration

Intra-national trade costs and economic isolation

Golvine de Rochambeau

Projects

Create a dataset of LC records and customs trade for trade-based money laundering pattern analysis

Subjective Beliefs, Collaboration, and Innovation among Women Microentrepreneurs: Survey and Experimental Evidence from Kenya

The role of intra-national trade costs in market integration: Evidence from Liberia

All contributions

Monitoring and intrinsic motivation: Evidence from Liberia’s trucking firms

Five key challenges facing Liberia’s transport industry: Paving the way to market integration

Intra-national trade costs and economic isolation

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