Bertrand Lemennicier

Bertrand Lemennicier (15 October 1943 – 16 December 2019) was a French economist.[1]

Bertrand Lemennicier
Born15 October 1943
Died16 December 2019(2019-12-16) (aged 76)
NationalityFrench
OccupationEconomist

Biography

Lemennicier was born on 15 October 1943 in Paris.[2] He obtained a master's degree in econometrics, and a doctorate in applied economics in 1971,[3] a state doctorate in economics in 1975,[4] and an agrégation in economics in 1987.[5]

He conducted research for Centre De Recherche Pour L'étude Et L'observation Des Conditions De Vie and was a lecturer at Paris Dauphine University. He also did work at the University of Lille and University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas. He was a member of the jury for the first aggregation competition in economics in 2003 under the chairmanship of Pascal Salin. He was often considered to be "too liberal" by his peers on the aggregation.[6]

In 1984, Lemennicier participated in protests against the "almost free" kindergarten and nursery school system.[7]

He was a signatory of the 1992 manifesto of economists for the "no to Maastricht".[8] Lemennicier was in favor of penalizing abortion.[9]

Works

  • L'Aide aux étudiants en France : faits et critique (1977)
  • Fiscalité, para-fiscalité et offre de travail féminin (1984)
  • Le Marché du mariage et de la famille (1988)
  • Cinq questions sur les syndicats (1990)
  • Économie du droit (1991)
  • Tabac, l'histoire d'une imposture : enquête sur le complot anti-fumeurs (1994)
  • L'OMS : bateau ivre de la santé publique : les dérives et les échecs de l'agence des Nations unies (2000)
  • La Morale face à l'économie (2005)
  • Les Mythes de l'insécurité routière (2016)
  • Privatisons la justice : une solution radicale à une justice inefficace et injuste (2017)

References

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