The Paris Trade Seminar is a joint seminar of the:

Paris School of Economics, University Paris 1, INRAE and Sciences Po.

This seminar is supported by PSE, INRAE, Sciences Po, University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne.

The seminar takes place since 2010 every two weeks on Tuesday, rotating by semesters between PSE and Sciences Po:

• From September 2024 to January 2025, the schedule will be Tuesday, 2:30 pm to 3:45 pm, and the venue:

Sciences Po 28 rue des Saints-Pères (Paris) - Room H.405 

• From February 2025 to June 20245 the schedule will be Tuesday, 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm, and the venue:

PSE, 48 boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris - Room R2-01

The seminar presents recent works by French and foreign scholars about International trade and its frontiers with other fields. The seminar has become a major meeting point for trade economists in Paris. Consequently it is scheduled to have informal discussions between participants and the speaker at the end of the seminar. 

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Upcoming seminars 

• PSE: Tuesday 1st April 2025 Ina Simonovska (UC Davis)

 "Trade Credit and Exchange Rate Risk Pass Through" 

PSE (2:00 pm to 3:30 pm, Room R2-01)

• Tuesday 29th April 2025 Catherine Thomas (LSE)

• Tuesday 13th May 2025 Anca Cristea (U. Oregon)

• Tuesday 27th May 2025 Alessandro Ferrari (U. Pompeu Fabra)

Archive:

• Tuesday 11th February 2025 Emanuel Ornelas (Sao Paulo School of Economics)
  Equilibrium Trade Regimes: Power- vs. Rules-Based

• Tuesday 4th March 2025 Lisandra Flach (LMU)
  Demand and Supply Side Linkages in Exporting Multiproduct Firms

• Tuesday 18th March 2025 Davin Chor (Dartmouth)
  Exclusion for Sale?

• Tuesday 10th December 2024 Johannes Boehm (Graduate Institute, Geneva)

The Network Origins of Firm Dynamics: Contracting Frictions and Dynamism with Long-Term Relationships

• Tuesday 26th November 2024 Luca Macedoni (Aarhus U.)
  "Pricing to Heterogeneous Consumers and Firm Market Power"

• Tuesday 12th November 2024 Matt Grant (Dartmouth)

• Tuesday 22nd October 2024 Monika Mrazova (U. of Geneva) 

• Tuesday 8th October 2024 Gonzague Vannoorenberghe (UCLouvain)

Globalization and the urban-rural divide in France

• Tuesday 24th September 2024 Emily Blanchard (Dartmouth)
  Justice for Sale: Explaining the Rise in Investor State Dispute Settlement

• Tuesday 21 May 2024 Reka JUHASZ (UBC)
  The Who, What, When, and How of Industrial Policy: A Text-Based Approach

• Tuesday 7 May 2024 Etienne GUIGUE (KULeuven and LMU)
  Markups and Markdowns in the French Dairy Market 

• Tuesday 23 April 2024 Martina MAGLI (LMU)
  Should we stay or should we go? Firms' adjustment to trade shocks 

• Tuesday 26 March 2024 Paola CONCONI (Oxford)
  A Political Disconnect? Evidence From Votes on EU Trade Agreements? 

• Tuesday 12 March 2024 Ferdinand RAUCH (Heidelberg)
  Identifying Agglomeration Shadows: Long-run Evidence from Ancient Ports 

• Tuesday 27 February 2024 Swati DHINGRA (LSE)
  Citizen Training and the Urban Waste Footprint   

• Tuesday 5 December 2023 Banu DEMIR PAKEL (Oxford)
  Plastic Turkey: International Leakages of China's Waste Contamination Policy  

• Tuesday 21 November 2023 Lin TIAN (INSEAD)
  Field of Study, Career Choice, and Globalization 

• Tuesday 7 November 2023 Esther Ann BOLER  (Imperial AC)
  Strapped for cash: the role of financial constraints for innovating firms 

• 17 October 2023 Mathieu TASCHEREAU-DUMOUCHEL  (Cornell)
  Endogenous Production Networks under Supply Chain Uncertainty

• 3 October 2023 Peter EGGER (ETHZ)
  How Uncertainty shapes the Spatial Economy

• 19 September 2023 David NAGY (CREI)
  The Death and Life of Great British Cities 

• 27 June 2023 John MORROW (Kings College)
  Firms in Product Space: Adoption, Growth, and Competition   

• 13 June  2023 Tibor BESEDES (Georgia Institute of Technology )
  Trade Integration and the Fragility of Trade Relationships: Theory and Empirics

• 23 May 2023 Daniel XU (Duke)
  Regulating Conglomerates in China : Evidence from an Energy Conservation Program

• 9 May 2023 Alessandro SFORZA (U. Bologna)
  Credit shocks and firms’ organization 

• 11 April 2023 Angelos THEODORAKOPOULOS (Aston Business School)
  Intangibles within Firm Boundaries 

• 28 March 2023. Kirill BORUSYAK (UCL)
  Understanding Migration Responses to Local Shocks: Theory and Evidence from the United States 

• 14 March 2023. Marta SANTAMARIA (Warwick)
  Community Networks and Trade 

• 14 February 2023. Angelo ZAGO (Verona)
  Quality, Collective Reputation and International Trade in Wines 

• 29 November 2022. Nicholas KOZENIAUSKAS (Bank of Portugal)
  Demand Learning, Customer Capital, and Exporter Dynamics

• 15 November 2022. Ralph OSSA (Zurich)
  Trade, Growth, and Patenting: A Quantitative Evaluation of TRIPS 

• 18 October 2022. Dimitrie RUZIC (INSEAD)
  Factor-Biased Outsourcing: Implications for Capital-Labor Substitution 

• 4 October 2022. Isabela MANELICI (LSE)
  Responsible Sourcing? Theory and Evidence from Costa Rica 

• 20 September 2022. Yuhei MIYAUCHI (LSE)
  Spatial Production Networks

• 28 June 2022: Claudia STEINWENDER (Munich, CEPR and NBER)
  Omnia Juncta in Uno: Foreign Powers and Trademark Protection in Shanghai’s Concession Era 

• 14 June 2022: Valerie SMEETS (Aarhus University and CEPR )
  High-Skill Immigration, Offshore R&D, and Firm Dynamics

• 31 May 2022: Sharat GANAPATI (Georgetown)
  Urban Welfare: Tourism in Barcelona

• 19 April 2022: Giordano MION (ESSEC & CEPR)
  Dream Jobs in a Globalized Economy: Wage Dynamics and International Experience 

• 5 April 2022: Natatlie CHEN (Warwick)
  Mark Ups, Quality and Trade Costs

• 15 March 2022: David DORN (U. Zurich and CEPR)
  No Help for the Heartland? The US Employment Effects of the Trump Tariffs

• 08 March 2022: Jan BAKKER (Bocconi)
  Cities, Heterogenous Firms and Trade 

• 08 February 2022: Andrei LEVCHENKO (Michigan, NBER & CEPR)
  The Long-Term Effects of Industrial Policy 

• 30 November 2021: Andrea ARIU (University of Milan &, CEPR)
  On the Mystery of Missing Trade in Services 

• 16 November 2021: Banu DEMIR PAKEL (Bilkent University & CEPR)
  O-Ring Production Networks

• 19 October 2021: Juan CARLUCCIO (Banque de France)
  From Macro to Micro: Heterogeneous Exporters in the Pandemic

• 5 October 2021: Isabelle MEJEAN (Sciences Po & CEPR)
  Supply shocks in supply chains: Evidence from the early lockdown in China

• 21 September 2021: Basile GRASSI (Bocconi & CEPR)
  The Hitchhiker's Guide to Markup Estimation

• 8 June 2021: Peter EGGER (ETH, Zurich)
  Empirical Productivity Distributions and International Trade

• 8 June 2021: Maarten BOSKER (Erasmus University, Rotterdam)
  Desarrollo alternativo: the sensitivity of Colombian coca production to legal commodity price shocks 

• 1 June 2021: Thomas CHANEY (Sciences Po)
  The Immigrant Next Door: Exposure, Generosity, and Prejudice

• 25 May 2021: Paola CONCONI (ULB & CEPR)
  Trade Protection Along Supply Chains 

• 11 May 2021: Alessandra BONFIGLIONI (Queen Mary University of London)
  Robots, Offshoring and Welfare 

• 27 April 2021: Julien MARTIN (UQAM & CEPR)
  Buyer-Seller networks and price dynamics in international trade

• 13 April 2021: Jan EECKOUHT (UPF Barcelona)
  Market Power and Wage Inequality

• 30 March 2021: Gianmarco OTTAVIANO (Bocconi)
  The Backclash Against Globalization

• 16 March 2021: Arnaud COSTINOT (MIT)
  International Trade and Earning Inequalities:  A New Factor Content Approach

• 02 March 2021: Michael PETERS (Yale)
  European Immigrants and the United States' Rise to the Technological Frontier

• 16 February 2021: Philippe MARTIN (Sciences Po)
  Trade Imbalances and the Rise of Protectionism

• 8 December 2020: Facundo ALBORNOZ (Nottingham)
  Firm Export Responses to Tariff Hikes

• 24 November 2020: Maria GUADALUPE (INSEAD)
  The Perfect Match: Assortative Matching in Mergers and Acquisitions

• 10 November 2020: Cécile GAUBERT (Berkeley)
  Place-Based Redistribution 

• 13 October 2020: Davide SUVERATO (ETH-Zurich)
  Market Power and Wage Inequality in the Global Economy 

• 29 September 2020: Lisandra FLACH (LMU)
  Corporate Taxes and MultiProduct Exporters: Theory and Evidence from Trade Dynamics

• 15 September 2020: Holger BREINLICH (Surrey)
  Gravity with Granularity

• 23 June 2020: Tibor BESEDES (Georgia)
  Phase Out Tariffs, Phase in trade?

• 26 May 2020: Harald FADINGER (Manheim)
  Trade and Domestic Policies under Monopolistic Competition

• 3 March 2020: Peter EGGER (ETH, Zurich)
  Decomposing the Economic Effects of Transport Infrastructure 

• 4 February 2020: Paolo GIORDANI (Luiss, Rome)
  Unintended consequences: can the rise of the educated class explain the revival of protectionism? 

• 17 December 2019: Eddy BEKKERS (WTO)
  The welfare effects of trade policy experiments in quantitative trade models: the role of solution methods and baseline calibration

• 3 December: Monika MRAZOVA (Geneva)
  IO for export(s)

• 19 November 2019: Ben FABER (Berkeley)
  Scaling Agricultural Policy Interventions: Theory and Evidence from Uganda.

• 5 November 2019: Wolfgang KELLER (Colorado)
  Globalization, Gender and the Family

• 22 October 2019: Carolina VILLEGAS-SANCHEZ (ESADE)
  Foreign Investment and Domestic Productivity: Identifying Knowledge Spillovers and Competition

• 15 October 2019: Gene GROSSMAN (Princeton)
  The 'New' Economics of Trade Agreements: From Trade Liberalization to Regulatory Convergence? 

• 8 October 2019: Paula BUSTOS (CEMFI)
  Capital Accumulation and Structural Transformation 

• 24 September 2019: Pamela MEDINA QUSPE (Toronto)
  Capital-Reallocation Frictions and Trade Shocks

• 25 June 2019: Matilde BOMBARDINI (UBC)
  Trade, Pollution and Mortality in China

• 11 June 2019: Mathieu PARENTI (ULB)
  A simple theory of deep trade integration

• 28 May 2019: David NAGY (CREI)
  All aboard: The aggregate effects of port development 

• 14 May 2019: Andres RODRIGUEZ-CLARE (Berkeley)
  The Textbook Case for Industrial Policy: A quantitative Exploration 

• 16 April 2019: Shoumitro CHATTERJEE (Princeton)
  Market Power and Spatial Competition in Rural India

• 2 April 2019: Giammario IMPULLITTI (Nottingham)
  Innovation and Trade Policy in a Globalized World

• 19 February 2019: Thomas SAMPSON (LSE)
  Technology Gaps, Trade and Income

• 5 February 2019: Romain WACZIARG (UCLA)
  Economic Integration and Structural Change

• 22 January 2019: Marc MUENDLER (UC San Diego)
  Tasks, Occupations, and Wage Inequality in an Open Economy

• 18 December 2018: Yoto YOTOV (Drexel)
  The Effectiveness of Sanctions: New Evidence Based on Structural Gravity and a New Database

• 10 December 2018: Scott TAYLOR (Calgary)
  Is Free Trade Good for Resources?

• 04 December 2018: Andrew BERNARD (Tuck School of Business)
  Heterogeneous Globalization: Offshoring and Reorganization

• 20 November 2018: Xavier JARAVEL (LSE)
  What are the Price Effects of Trade? Evidence from the U.S. and Implications for Quantitative Trade Models

• 6 November 2018: Stefanie HALLER (UCD)
  How Exporters Grow

• 23 October 2018: Gabriel FELBERMAYR (Munich)
  Rules of Origin and the Profitability of Trade Deflection

• 9 October 2018: Shang-Jin WEI (Columbia)
  Re-examining the Effect of Trading with China on US Local Labor Markets: A Supply Chain Perspective

• 25 September 2018: James HARRIGAN (Virginia)
  Techies, Trade, and Skill-Biased Productivity: Firm Level Evidence from France

• 12 June 2018: Isabelle MEJEAN (Polytechnique)
  Search Frictions in International Goods Markets

• 12 June 2018: Stephen REDDING (Princeton)
  Accounting for trade Patterns

• May 2018: Ralph OSSA (Zurich)
  Accounting for the New Gains from Trade Liberalization

• 15 May 2018: Rafel DIX-CARNEIRO (Duke)
  Trade and Informality in the Presence of Labor Market Frictions

• 3 April 2018: Sebastian KRAUTHEIM (Passau)
  The International Organization of Production in the Regulatory Void.

• 20 March 2018: David DORN (Zurich)
  Foreign Competition and Domestic Innovation: Evidence from U.S. Patents.

• 06 March 2018: Dany BAHAR (Brookings)
  Knowledge diffusion through return migration: the natural experiment of Yugoslavian refugees in Germany

• 06 Febrary 2018: Carsten ECKEL (Munich)
  Too Much of a Good Thing? Exporters, Multiproduct Firms and Labor Market Imperfections

• 23 January 2018: Johannes VAN BIESEBROECK (Leuven)
  Comparative advantage in routine production

• 9 January 2018: Veronica RAPPOPORT (LSE)
  The Birth of a Multinational: Innovation and Foreign Acquisitions

• 19 December 2017: Dennis NOVY (Warwick)
  Currency Unions, Trade and Heterogeneity

• 5 December 2017: Gerald WILLMANN (Bielefeld)
  Unequal Gains, Prolonged Pain: A Model of Protectionist Overshooting

• 21 November 2017: Kalina MANOVA (Oxford)
  The Origins of Firm Heterogeneity: A Production Network Approach

• 7 November 2017: Kevin O'ROURKE (Oxford)
  Empire, distance and British exports 1700-1900

• 17 October 2017: James ANDERSON (Boston College)
  Short Run Gravity

• 10 October 2017: Mario LARCH (Bayreuth)
  Trade and Investment in the Global Economy

• 26 September 2017 : Dan TREFLER (Toronto)
  Trade and Innovation: The Role of Scale and Competition Effects

• 27 June 2017: Harmut EGGER (Bayreuth)
  Offshoring and Job Polarization Between Firms

• 13 June 2017: David ATKIN (MIT)
  Who's Getting Globalized? The Size and Implications of Intranational Trade Costs

• 6 June 2017: Danial LASHKARI (Harvard)
  Innovation, Knowledge Diffusion and Selection

• 30 May 2017: Peter MORROW (Toronto)
  Endowment, Factor Prices, and Skill-Biased Technology: Importing development Accounting into HOV

• 16 May 2017: Dave DONALDSON (Stanford)
  Sector Level Economies of Scale: Estimation Using Trade Data

• 2 May 2017: Maarten BOSKER (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
  Iceberg transport costs in the Frozen Water Trade

• 18 April 2017: Ann Esther BOLER (Imperial College)
  Technology-Skill Complementarity in a Globalized World

• 7 March 2017 : Meredith CROWLEY (Cambridge)
  Decomposing Exchange rate Pass-Through: Evidence from Chinese Exporters

• 7 March 2017 : Thomas CHANEY (Sciences Po)
  Trade, Merchants, and the Lost Cities of the Bronze Age

• 21 February 2017: Beata JAVORCIK (Oxford)
  When a Policy Backfires: The Unintended Consequences of Taxing Import Financing

• 24 January 2017: Pol ANTRAS (Harvard)
  Globalization, Inequality and Welfare

• 10 January 2017: Arnaud COSTINOT (MIT)
  Micro to Macro: Optimal Trade Policy with Firm Heterogeneity

• 13 December 2016: Philippe MARTIN (Sciences Po)
  The International Elasticity Puzzle Is Worse Than You Think

• 29 November 2016: John ROMALIS (Sidney)
  Tariff Reductions, Entry, and Welfare: Theory and Evidence for the Last Two Decades

• 15 November 2016: Facundo ALBORNOZ (Nottingham)
  Importing after exporting

• 18 October 2016: Hylke VANDENBUSSCHE (U. Leuven)
  Input Reallocation Within Firms

• 4 October 2016: Gianmarco OTTAVIANO (LSE)
  The Buyer Margins of Firms' Exports

• 20 September 2016: Andreas MOXNES (Oslo)
  Better, Faster, Stronger: Global Innovation and Trade Liberalization

• 21 June 2016: Ferdinando MONTE (Georgetown)
  Commuting, Migration and Local Employment Elasticities

• 7 June 2016: Felix TINTELNOT (Chicago)
  The Margins of Global Sourcing: Theory and Evidence from U.S. Firms

• 24 May 2016: Treb ALLEN (Northwestern)
  Volatility and the Gains from Trade

• 10 May 2016: John MCLAREN (Virginia)
  Are Immigrants a Shot in the Arm to the Local Economy?

• 12 April 2016: Mathieu PARENTI (Ecares)
  Providing Services to Boost Goods Exports: Theory and Evidence

• 29 March 2016: Matthieu COUTTENIER (Geneva)
  This is mine! How Minerals Fuel Conflicts in Africa

• 15 March 2016: Marco FUGAZZA (UNCTAD)
  The Bilateral Impact of Non-Tariff Measures: Insights from Firm level Evidence

• 16 February 2016: Dalia MARIN (Munich)
  Trade in Tasks and the Organization of Firms

• 2 February 2016: Ariell RESHEFF (PSE - Paris 1- CNRS)
  Capital Imports Composition, Complementarities, and the Skill Premium in Developing Countries

• 12 January 2016: Frédéric DOCQUIER (UCLouvain)
  The Welfare Impact of Global Migration in OECD Countries

• 8 December 2015: Mathias THOENIG (Lausanne)
  Imported Violence: Post-Conflict Evidence on Asylum Seekers, Crimes and Public Policy in Switzerland

• 24 November 2015: Sebastian KRAUTHEIM (Passau)
  Offshoring with Endogenous NGO Activism

• 10 November 2015: Jan DE LOECKER (Princeton)
  Estimating Market Power: Evidence from the US Beer Industry

• 13 October 2015: Jonathan VOGEL (Columbia)
  Accounting for Changes in Between Group Inequality

• 29 September 2015: Benjamin FABER (Berkeley)
  Firms Hetoregeneity in Consumption Baskets: Evidence from Home and Store Scanner Data

• 22 September 2015: Gene GROSSMAN (Princeton)
  Growth, Trade and Inequality

• 9 June 2015: Andres RODRIGUEZ-CLARE (Berkeley)
  The Intensive Margin Puzzle in Trade

• 26 May 2015: Thomas CHANEY (TSE)
  Migrants Trade and Investment

• 5 May 2015: Davin CHOR (Singapore)
  Internalizing Global Value Chains: A Firm-Level Analysis

• 14 April 2015: Jose ASTURIAS (Georgetown)
  Competition and the welfare gains from transportation infrastructure: Evidence from the Golden Quadrilateral of India

• 31 March 2015: Giorgio BARBA NAVARETTI (Milan)
  It takes (more than) a moment: Revisiting the link between firm productivity and aggregate export

• 17 March 2015: Federico TRIONFETTI (AMSE)
  Comparative Skill Premia

• 3 March 2015: Maurizio ZANARDI (Lancaster)
  The Internationalization Process of Firms: From Exports to FDI

• 3 February 2015: Veronica RAPPOPORT (LSE)
  Comparative Advantage and Specialization in Bank Lending

• 20 January 2015: Johannes BOEHM (SciencesPo)
  The Impact of Contract Enforcement Costs on Outsourcing and Aggregate Productivity

• 6 January 2015: Marc-Andreas MUENDLER (UC San Diego)
  The Dynamics of Comparative Advantage

Tue. 9 December 2014: Nuno LIMAO (Maryland)

Policy Uncertainty, Trade and Welfare: Theory and Evidence for China and the U.S.

Tue. 2 December 2014: Kerem COSAR (Chicago)

Taste Heterogeneity, Trade Costs, and Global Market Outcomes in the Automobile Industry

Tue. 25 November 2014: Priya RANJAN (UC Irvine)

Globalization, Jobs and Welfare: The Roles of Social Protection and Redistribution

Tue. 4 November 2014: Luigi PASCALI (Warwick & Pompeu Fabra)

The Wind of Change: Maritime Technology, Trade and Economic Development

Tue. 28 October 2014: Mathieu PARENTI (UCL Core)

Toward a theory of monopolistic competition

Tue. 14 October 2014: Gabriel FELBERMAYR (CESifo) 

Trade and the Spatial Distribution of Transport Infrastructure

Tue. 30 September 2014: Swati DHINGRA (LSE)

Monopolistic Competition and Optimum Product Diversity Under Firm Heterogeneity

Tue. 16 September 2014: Christian VOLPE MARTINCUS (IADB)

Transit Trade

Tue. 3 July 2014: Florian MAYNERIS (CORE)

The cleansing effect of minimum wage: Firm-level and aggregate effects of the 2004 reform of minimum wage rules in China

Tue. 17 June 2014: Tibor BESEDES (Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta)

The Effects of Airspace Closures on Trade in the Aftermath of Eyjafjallajökull

Tue. 3 June 2014: Kristian BEHRENS (UQAM)

Distorted Monopolistic Competition

Tue. 20 May 2014: Emanuel ORNELAS (LSE)

Institutions and Export Dynamics

Tue. 13 May 2014: Frédéric WARZYNSKI (Aarhus)

Offshoring and the Shortening of the Quality Ladder: Evidence from Danish Apparel

Tue. 29 April 2014: Andrew BERNARD (Tuck School of Business, CEPR & NBER)

Two-Sided Heterogeneity and Trade

Tue. 1 April 2014: Swati DHINGRA (LSE)

Contracting and the Division of the Gains from Trade

Tue. 18 March 2014: Peter EGGER (ETH Zurich)

The Causal Impact of Common Native Language on International Trade: Evidence from a Spatial Regression Discontinuity Design.

Tue. 4 March 2014: Beata JAVORCIK (University of Oxford and CEPR)

Grin and Bear It : Producer-Financed Exports from an Emerging Market

Tue. 4 February 2014: Pushan DUTT (INSEAD)

The Gravity of Experience

Tue. 14 January 2014: David MARTIMORT (PSE)

Trade, Trade Policy and  Trade Agreements with  Double-Edged Incentives

Tue. 10 December 2013: Giovanni PERI (UC Davis)

Immigrants and Native Workers New Analysis Using Longitudinal Employer-Employee Data

Tue. 03 December 2013: James ANDERSON (Boston College)

Intra-national Trade Costs: Canadian Border Puzzles

Tue. 19 November 2013: Balasz MURAKOZY (CERS-HAS)

Shipment Frequency of Exporters and demand Uncertainty

Tue. 5 November 2013: Volcker NOCKE (Manheim)

Cross-Border Price Effects of Mergers and Acquisitions: A Framework for Competition Policy

Tue. 22 October 2013: Miklos KOREN (Central European University)

Lumpy Trade and the Welfare Effects of Administrative Barriers

Tue. 15 October 2013: Arnaud COSTINOT (MIT)

Optimal Trade Taxes and Comparative Advantage

Tue. 8 October 2013: David ALBOUY (Michigan)

Urban Population and Amenities

Tue. 24 September 2013: Ina SIMONOVSKA (Davis)

Different TradeModels, Different Trade Elasticities

Tue. 9 July 2013: Lorenzo CALIENDO (Yale)

The anatomy of French production hierarchies

Tue. 25 June 2013: Enrico MORETTI (Berkeley)

Local Economic Development, Agglomeration Economies and the Big Push: 100 Years of Evidencefrom the Tennessee Valley Authority

Tue. 11 June 2013: Maria GUADALUPE (INSEAD)

The perfect match: Assortative matching in international acquisitions

Tue. 28 May 2013: Juan-Carlos HALLAK (U. San Andrés)

Survival in Export Markets

Tue. 14 May 2013: Marc MELITZ (Harvard)

Firm Heterogeneity and Aggregate Welfare

Tue. 16 April 2013: Nicholas SLY (U. Oregon)

A Simple Model of Globalization, Schooling and Skill Acquisition

Tue. 02 April 2013: David HEMOUS (INSEAD)

Trade Dynamics with Sector-Specific Human Capital

Tue. 26 March 2013: Hartmut EGGER (Bayreuth)

Offshoring Domestic Jobs

Tue. 05 February 2013: Giovanni FACCHINI (Nottingham)

Export growth and firm survival

Tue. 29 January 2013: Hillel RAPOPORT (Bar Ilan)

Birth Place Diversity and Economic Prosperity

Tue. 27 November 2012: Daniel STURM (LSE)

The Economics of Density: Evidence from the Berlin Wall

Tue. 13 November 2012: Vanessa STRAUSS-KAHN (ESCP, Paris)

Export Dynamics: Raising Export survival through Experience

Tue. 23 October 2012: Christopher MEISSNER (U. of California, Davis)

Market Potential and Economic Performance in the Early 20th Century

Tue. 9 October 2012: Gabriel FELBERMAYR (LMU, Munich)

New trade Models, Same Old Optimal Policies?

Tue. 25 September 2012: James HARRIGAN (U. of Virginia)

Export Prices of US Firms

Tue. 26 June 2012: Giordano MION (LSE)

Manager's Mobility, Trade Status and Wages

Tue. 19 June 2012: Frédéric ROBERT-NICOUD (Genève)

Productive Cities: Sorting, Selection and Agglomeration

Tue. 12 June 2012: Eduardo MORALES (Columbia)

Gravity and Extended Gravity: Estimating a Structural Model of Export Entry

Tue. 5 June 2012 : Frabrizio ZILIBOTTI (Zurich)

Offshoring and Directed Technical Change

Mon. 4 June 2012 : Michael ROBERTS (North-Carolina State U.)

Commodity Price Adjustment in a Competitive Storage Model with an Application to the Biofuel Mandate

Tue. 29 May 2012: Amit KHANDELWAL (Columbia)

Prices, Markups and Trade Reform

Tue. 15 May 2012: Enrique MENDOZA (Maryland)

Macro-prudential Policy in a Fisherian Model of Financial Innovation

Tue. 22 May 2012: Gianmarco OTTAVIANO (LSE)

Agglomeration, trade and Selection

Thurs. 3 May 2012: Scott TAYLOR (Calgary)

Back to the Future of Green Powered Economies

Tue. 10 April 2012: Jean-Marie GRETHER (Neuchatel)

Measuring the Pollution Terms of Trade with Technique Effects

Tue. 3 April 2012: Marcello OLARREAGA (Genève) 

There goes gravity: How eBay reduces trade costs

Tue. 27 March 2012: Gene GROSSMAN (Princeton)

A Linder Hypothesis for Foreign Direct Investment

Tue. 20 March 2012: Linda TESAR (Michigan)

The Impact of Foreign Liabilities on Small Firms: Firm-Level Evidence from the Korean Crisis

Thursd. 15 March 2012: Andrei LEVCHENKO (Michigan)

The Evolution of Comparative Advantage: Measurement and Welfare Implications

Tue. 6 March 2012: Ralph OSSA (Chicago)

Trade Wars and Trade Talks with Data

Tue. 7 February 2012: Gabor BEKES (HAS)

Temporary trade and heterogeneous firms

Tue. 31 January 2012: Paolo EPIFANI (Bocconi)

Productivity, Quality and Export Behavior

Tue. 17 January 2012: Farid TOUBAL (PSE)

Native Language, Spoken Language, Translation and Trade

Tue.10 January 2012: Olivier CADOT (Lausanne)

An Evaluation of Tunisia's Export Promotion Program

Tue. 13 Dec 2011: Jonatan EATON (Penn State)

An Anatomy of International Trade: Evidence from French Firms

Tue. 6 Dec 2011: John ROMALIS (Chicago)

International Prices and Endogenous Quality

Tue. 29 Nov 2011: Holger GORG (Kiel)

Offshoring, Tasks and the Skill Wage Premium

Tue. 22 Nov 2011: Dennis NOVY (Warwick)

International Trade without CES: Estimating Translog Gravity

Tue. 15 Nov 2011: Peter EGGER (Zurich)

Trade Preferences and Bilateral Trade in Goods and Services: A Structural Approach

Tue. 8 Nov 2011: Jacques THISSE (CORE)

Monopolistic competition in general equilibrium: Beyond the CES

Thursd. 3 Nov 2011: Tito BOERI (Bocconi)

Moving to Segregation: Evidence from 8 Italian Cities

Tue. 25 Oct 2011: James MARKUSEN (Boulder)

Putting per-capita income back into trade theory

Mon. 24 Oct 2011: Katheryn NILES RUSS (UC Davis)

Understanding Markups in the Open Economy under Bertrand Competition

Tue. 4 Oct 2011: James ANDERSON (Boston College)

Terms of Trade and Global Efficiency Effects of Free Trade Agreements, 1990-2002

Tue. 21 June 2011: Ronald DAVIES (UC Dublin) 

Royale with Cheese: The Effect of Globalization on the Variety of Goods

Tue. 14 June 2011: Anna-Maria MAYDA (Georgetown U.)

Protection for Free? The Political Economy of U.S. Tariff Suspensions

Tue. 31 May 2011: Thomas CHANEY (Chicago)

The Network Structure of International Trade

Tue. 24 May 2011: Edwin LAI (Hong Kong UST)

A Model of trade with Ricardian Comparative Advantage and Intra-Sectoral Firm Heterogeneity

Mon. 23 May 2011: Scott BAIER (Clemson U.)

Gravity, Economic Geography and Income Innovations

Tue. 17 May 2011: Arnaud COSTINOT (MIT)

Vertical Specialization and the Interdependence of Nations

Tue. 5 Apr 2011: Marc MELITZ (Harvard)

Trade Liberalization and Firm Dynamics

Tue. 29 March 2011: Daniel LEDERMAN (World bank)

Exports, Export Destinations, and Skills

Tue. 8 March 2011: Farid TOUBAL (U. of Angers, France)

Productivity, Relationship-Specific Inputs and the Sourcing Modes of Multinational Firms

Tue. 1 March 2011: Anne-Célia DISDIER (INRA, Paris)

North-South Standards Harmonization and International Trade

Tue. 22 February 2011: Kalina MANOVA (Stanford)

Firm Exports and Multinational Activity under Credit Constraints

Tue. 8 February 2011: Carsten ECKEL (LMU, Munich)

International Trade and Retailing

Tue. 30 November 2010: Ariell RESHEF (U. of Virginia)

Skill biased heterogeneous firms: trade liberalization and the skill premium redux

Tue. 23 Nov 2010: Hillel ROPOPORT (Bar Ilan U.)

Tradable immigration quotas

Tue. 16 November 2010: Linda GOLDBERG (FRBNY)

Micro, Macro and Strategic Forces in Invoicing International Trade

Tue. 2 November 2010: Peter NEARY (Oxford)

Firm Selection into Export-Platform Foreign Direct Investment

Tue. 19 October 2010: Peter SCHOTT (Yale)

Misallocation of Quota Licenses: Evidence from Chinese Textile and Apparel Exporters

Tue. 12 October 2010: Giammario IMPULLITTI (Cambridge)

Trade, Firm Selection, and Innovation: the Competition Channel

Tue. 28 September 2010: George ALLESSANDRIA (FRB Philadelphia)

Establishment Heterogeneity, Exporter Dynamics, and the Effects of Trade Liberalization

Tue. 1 February 2010: Julian Di GIOVANNI (IMF)

Country Size, International Trade and Aggregate Fluctuations in Granular Economy