Welcome ! I am a macroeconomist with a PhD (manuscript, slides) from Université Paris-Saclay (CIRED, PSAE), awarded in December 2024. You can find my CV and contact me via e-mail. My research focuses on climate change and climate uncertainties. I use dynamic quantitative spatial models and dynamic stochastic models.

I currently work as a consultant at the World Bank and am seeking an academic position, preferably in London or Paris.

I am delighted to be a co-recipient of the 2025 Award for Best Doctoral Dissertation in Environmental and Resource Economics in Europe and the 2025 First Prize for the Best Doctoral Dissertation in Economics in the Paris area.

Research work

• Fillon, “The biophysical channels of climate impacts” _{[pdf, updates in prep.]}
• Fillon, Guivarch, “Valuing climate subsystems: an application to the Amazon rainforest” _{[code, pdf, submitted]}
• Fillon, Linsenmeier, Wagner, “Climate shift uncertainty and economic damages” _{[code, pdf, submitted]}
• Fillon, Avner, Hallegatte, “Risk Premia, Liquidity, and Policy Non-Equivalence in Disaster Management” _{[upon request]}
• Fillon, Guivarch, Taconet, 2023. “Optimal climate policy under tipping risk and temporal risk aversion”, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management _{[code, coverage, pdf]}

Work in progress

• Fillon, “Revisiting the global distribution of climate damages”
• Fillon, “The spatial climate risk premium: an application to Europe”
• Fillon, “Distributional spatial integrated assessment models: an application to Europe”
• Fillon, “The biodiversity multiplier: spatial heterogeneity in the social cost of carbon”
• Fillon, “Universality classes for the social cost of carbon near climate tipping points”