Phillip McCalman
Professor of International Economics
University of Melbourne
Email: pmccalman@gmail.com
Previous Positions
2015-2016 Peter B. Kenen Fellow, Princeton University
2015-2016 Visiting Professor of Economics, Princeton University
2006-2011 Associate Professor of Economics, University of California, Santa Cruz
2005-2006 Resident Scholar, Research Department, IMF
2000-2006 Assistant Professor of Economics, University of California, Santa Cruz
1998-1999 Research Fellow, RSSS, Australian National University
Affiliations
Research Fellow CESifo Munich, Global Economy Programme
Publications
Robust Trade Policy To Offset Foreign Market Power, European Economic Review, May 2023
Trade Policy with FANGs (aka Trade Policy and Multi-Sided Platforms), Journal of International Economics, September 2022
The “New” Economics of Trade Agreements: From Trade Liberalization to Regulatory Convergence (with G. Grossman and R. Staiger), Econometrica, January 2021, 89: 215-249 (online appendix)
International Trade, Product Lines and Welfare: The roles of firm and consumer heterogeneity, Journal of International Economics, September 2020
working paper version with quadratic preferences: International Trade, Product Lines and Welfare: The roles of firm and consumer heterogeneity (2019)
Contingent Trade Policy and Economic Efficiency, (with F. Stahler and G. Willmann), Review of World Economics,
International Trade, Income Distribution and Welfare, Journal of International Economics, January 2018, 110: 1-15
Import Dynamics and Demands for Protection, (with R. Hillberry) Canadian Journal of Economics, August 2016, 49: 1125-1152
Relaxing CAFE: Foreign Direct Investment, NAFTA and Domestic Product Standards, (with A. Spearot) Canadian Journal of Economics, December 2015, 48: 1944-74
Why Trucks Jump: Offshoring and Product Characteristics, (with A. Spearot) Journal of International Economics, Sept 2013; 91: 82-95
Technology Adoption, Government Policy and Tariffication, (with J. Ederington) Journal of International Economics, July 2013; 90: 337-347
Infant Industry Protection and Industrial Dynamics, (with J. Ederington) Journal of International Economics, May 2011, 84: 37-47
Trade Policy in a "Super Size Me" World, (previously titled "Trade Policy in the Presence of a Discriminating Foreign Monopolist") Journal of International Economics, July 2010; 81: 206-218
The Liberalization of Trade and FDI: A Political Economy Analysis, (with J. Ederington) Journal of Economic Policy Reform, 2010; 13: 225-240
International Trade and Industrial Dynamics, (with J. Ederington) (previously titled "Shaking All Over?") International Economic Review, August 2009; 50: 961-989
Endogenous Firm Heterogeneity and the Dynamics of Trade Liberalization, (with J. Ederington) Journal of International Economics, March 2008; 74: 422-440
Parallel Imports and the Lot of a Starving Artist, Journal of International Trade and Economic Development, March 2006; 15(1): 49-62
International Diffusion and Intellectual Property Rights: An Empirical Analysis, Journal of International Economics, December 2005; 67(2): 353-372
Who Enjoys TRIPs Abroad: An Empirical Analysis of Intellectual Property Rights in the Uruguay Round, Canadian Journal of Economics, May 2005; 38(12): 574-603
Foreign Direct Investment and Intellectual Property Rights: Evidence from Hollywood’s Global Distribution of Movies and Videos, Journal of International Economics, January 2004; 62(1): 107-123
Protection for Sale and Trade Liberalization: An Empirical Investigation, Review of International Economics, February 2004; 12: 81-94
Discriminatory Tariffs and International Negotiations, (with J. Ederington) Journal of International Economics. December 2003; 61(2): 397-424
Multilateral Trade Negotiations and the Most Favoured Nation Clause, Journal of International Economics. June 2002; 57(1): 151-76
- Reprinted in The WTO's Core Rules and Disciplines, edited by Kym Anderson and Bernard Hoekman, UK, Edwar Elgar, 2006
National Patents, Innovation and International Agreements, Journal of International Trade and Economic Development. March 2002; 11(1): 1-14
Reaping What You Sow: An Empirical Analysis of International Patent Harmonization, Journal of International Economics. October 2001; 55(1): 161-86.
- Reprinted in The WTO, Intellectual Property Rights and the Knowledge Economy, edited by Keith Maskus, UK, Edwar Elgar, 2004
- Reprinted in Measuring the WTO’s Contribution to Global Economic Welfare, edited by Kym Anderson, UK, Edward Elgar, 2014
Work in Progress
e-Globalization and Trade Agreements.
Empirics of Air Services Agreements: A Structural Model of Network Formation (with Marc Rysman).