Before joining Limestone Analytics, Frédéric worked as a tax policy officer at Finance Canada and participated in the modeling and design of Canada’s federal carbon price as part of the federal-provincial-territorial Working Group on Carbon Pricing Mechanisms. More recently, Frédéric has performed tax expenditures analysis in Ethiopia, Myanmar, and Rwanda as a consultant for the World Bank and the IMF. Frédéric completed his Masters in Economics at Queen’s, where he worked on modeling contingent convertible (CoCo) bonds and studied their use as a source of bank capitalization. His Ph.D. research interests focused on impact evaluation of development projects, environmental economics, and tax policy modeling.
Join us this International Development Week to learn about scenario planning as a tool to navigate uncertainty in international development, and how scenario planning can be used in planning for […]
According to Limestone’s latest modeling, a more-intense early-year lockdown may be less costly for the Canadian economy in the long run. Limestone’s STUDIO model, which provides rapid-response policy analysis to […]
