Pierre-Loup Beauregard
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Université de Montréal
I am a labour economist. My research focuses primarily on income inequality and the effects of public policy on poverty, with a particular interest in social housing and homelessness. I am also interested in labour unions and labour market discrimination.
You can find my full CV here.
Working Papers
Beyond Earnings: Availability and the Non-Pecuniary Returns of Universal Childcare Updated!
Best Paper Prize 2024 (runner-up), Canadian Labour Economics Forum
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AYEW Job Market Vlog
Previously circulated as "A Welfare Analysis of Universal Childcare: Lessons From a Canadian Reform"
It's About Time: Social Housing, Parental Labour Supply, and Long-term Child Outcomes
Best Paper Prize (runner-up), 2026 Canadian Labour Economics Forum
Best Student Paper (Honorable mention), 2026 UEA European Meeting
Featured: TheEconomicMisfit
Why Do Union Jobs Pay More? New Evidence from Matched Employer-Employee Data
Featured: NBER The Digest · Conditionally accepted, Quarterly Journal of Economics
Work in Progress
Immigrant Neighborhood Formation: Evidence from Canadian Cities