Carl Rippon

Curriculum vitae

Carl Rippon

PhD candidate in economics at the University of Antilles (CREDDI), working on the macroeconomics of climate risk in small open economies, with a focus on the Caribbean.

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Education

Dec 2020 – 2026
(expected)
PhD in Economics, University of Antilles
Dissertation: “Three Essays on the Economics of Disasters”
Advisors: Alain Maurin & Patrice Borda · CREDDI
2020
MSc in Applied Economics, University of Antilles
Thesis: “The Impact of Natural Disasters on the Economy: A Case Study of the Caribbean–Central America Zone, 1979–2010”
Advisor: Patrice Borda
2018
BSc in Economics and Management, University of Antilles

Research

Publications in peer-reviewed journals

Forthcoming
RERU · HCERES B
“Inflation Tales from the French Overseas Departments”, with Patrice Borda. Accepted for publication, Revue d'Économie Régionale et Urbaine.

Working papers

CREDDI
“Common Channels, Different Magnitudes: How Hurricanes Transmit Through Caribbean Small Open Economies”.

Work in progress

Review
“Beyond the Shock: What Follows When Disaster Strikes? A Review of Impacts Across Households, Sectors, and States”.

Research fields

Primary
International Macroeconomics, Climate Macroeconomics
Secondary
Macro-Finance, Economics of Disasters, Regional Economics
Methods
DSGE Modeling, Structural Macroeconometrics, Local Projections

Awards & honors

May 2026
Third place, Research Days Poster Competition, University of Antilles, for “Cyclone Transmission Channels in a Caribbean Economy: A Two-Sector DSGE Model Calibrated to Jamaica”.
Jun 2025
Third place & Public Choice Award, Research Days Poster Competition, University of Antilles, for “Inflation Tales from the French Overseas Departments”.

Conference presentations & seminars

Nov 2026
UCD Workshop on Climate and Geopolitical Risks. Dublin, Ireland.
Nov 2025
ASSET 2025, Meeting of the Association of Southern European Economic Theorists. Rabat, Morocco.
Nov 2025
TEPP 2025, Annual Conference of the CNRS TEPP Research Network. Rennes, France.
Nov 2024
ARUM 2024, Actes de la Recherche Ultra Marine. Paris, France.
Jan 2025
Research Seminar “Eryc Edinval”, CREDDI, University of Antilles.
Feb 2024
CREDDI Doctoral Seminar, University of Antilles.

Science outreach & public engagement

Jun 2025
“Bik a Syans” kick-off meeting, Introduction to Research, University of Antilles.
Jan 2025
Panel moderator, “The Economy and the Caribbean Carnival”. Organized by Karibbean Festimas with the Department of Guadeloupe, Departmental Museum of Art and History, Pointe-à-Pitre.

Professional experience

Jan 2022 – present
Financial and Administrative Manager, JURISDEM (permanent, part-time)
Corporate accounting and financial statements, cash flow and banking, management control, and administrative and accounting procedures.
Mar – Sept 2020
Economic Data Analyst (intern), Région Guadeloupe
Regional economic observatory: database management, statistical processing of data, economic studies and reports.

Academic & institutional engagement

Jun 2024 – present
Elected PhD Representative, Research Committee, University of Antilles.
Apr 2022 – Jun 2024
Elected Student Vice-President, University of Antilles. Elected by the entire student body to sit on the university's board of governors (Conseil d'administration), its highest decision-making body, contributing to strategic decisions, academic planning, and student-affairs policy at institution level.
Dec 2021 – Jun 2024
Elected Member, Academic and Student Life Council (CFVU), University of Antilles.

Skills

Software
R, Dynare, MATLAB, LaTeX, Excel
Methods
Structural Macroeconometrics, DSGE Modeling, Local Projections
Languages
English (advanced), French (native)
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