Samuel Kortum (Boston University)

Trade in Capital (joint with Jonathan Eaton)

Tuesday, October 3 2000 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

John Whalley (University of Western Ontario)

A World Environmental Organization? (joint with Ben Zissimos)

Tuesday, October 10 2000 12:10–01:30, Coach House Conference Room

John Whalley (University of Western Ontario)

Ex-post decompostion of the separate influences underlying wage inequality change using G. E. models (joint with Lisandro Abrego)

Tuesday, October 10 2000 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Dan Trefler (University of Toronto)

Tangoing with Heckscher and Roy: Trade, rent-seeking, and inequality in a heterogeneous-worker model

Friday, October 13 2000 12:10–01:30, Coach House Conference Room

John Gero (Assistant Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs)

Current trade issues: technology and intellectual property

Tuesday, October 17 2000 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Martin Richardson (University of Otago)

Trade policy and access to retail distribution

Tuesday, October 31 2000 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Martin Richardson (University of Otago)

Trade policy and access to retail distribution

Tuesday, October 31 2000 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Karen Helene Midelfart-Knarvik (Norges Handelshøyskole)

Comparative advantage and economic geography: Estimating the location of production in the EU (joint with Henry G. Overman and Anthony J. Venables)

Tuesday, November 7 2000 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Ig Horstman (University of Western Ontario)

Multi-issue bargaining in international trade

Tuesday, November 14 2000 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Susan Zhu (University of Toronto)

Importing inequality: trade and the international diffusion of product innovation

Tuesday, November 28 2000 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

James Tybout (Penn State)

Product quality, productive efficiency and international technology differences: Firm level evidence (joint with Aart Kraay and Isidro Soloaga)

Wednesday, March 28 2001 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

James Tybout (Penn State)

Estimating dynamic structural model using firm-level data: Micro foundations of export dynamics (joint with Sanghamitra Das and Mark Roberts)

Thursday, March 29 2001 12:10–02:00, Coach House Conference Room

Pinelopi Goldberg (Columbia University)

The law of one price and the evolution of price dispersion in the European car market (joint with Frank Verboven)

Wednesday, April 11 2001 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Marc Busch (Queens' University)

Democracy, consultation, and the paneling of disputes under GATT

Tuesday, September 25 2001 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Angela No (University of Toronto)

Technology uptake: The role of agglomeration

Tuesday, October 30 2001 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Mark Melitz (Harvard)

Productivity in a differentiated products market equilibrium (joint with Jim Levinsohn)

Tuesday, November 13 2001 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Keith Head (University of British Columbia)

Vertical networks and U.S. auto parts exports: Is Japan different? (joint with John Ries and Barbara Spencer)

Tuesday, December 4 2001 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Juan Carlos Hallak (Harvard University)

The Effects of Cross-Country Differences in Product Quality on International Trade Flows

Wednesday, January 30 2002 14:30–16:00, Rotman, room 374C

Edward L. Glaeser (Harvard)

The Rise of the Regulatory State (joint with Andrei Shleifer)

Friday, March 1 2002 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Meric Gertler (University of Toronto)

Tacit Knowledge and the Economic Geography of Context

Wednesday, March 6 2002 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Maryann Feldman (Johns Hopkins)

Government R&D subsidy, economic incentives and knowledge spill-overs

Friday, March 8 2002 02:00–03:30, Rotman, room 368

Gordon Hanson (UC San Diego)

International migration, self-selection, and the distribution of wages: Evidence from Mexico and the United States (joint with Daniel Chiquiar)

Thursday, March 14 2002 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Philippe Martin (Federal Reserve Bank of New York)

Financial globalization and emerging markets: with or without crash? (joint with Hélène Rey)

Wednesday, March 20 2002 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Stephen Redding (The London School of Economics)

Tuesday, October 8 2002 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Azim Essaji (University of Toronto)

Trade Liberalization, Standards and Protection

Wednesday, November 13 2002 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Angela No (University of Toronto)

Agglomeration Effects in the Diffusion of Advanced Manufacturing Technology

Monday, November 18 2002 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Alla Lileeva (University of Toronto)

The Benefits to Canadian Plants from Inward Foreign Direct Investment: The Role of Vertical Linkages

Wednesday, November 27 2002 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Gino Gancia (MIT)

Globalization, Divergence and Long-Run Growth

Wednesday, January 22 2003 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Megan MacGarvie (Berkeley)

Do Firms Learn from International Trade? Evidence from Patent Citations and Micro Data

Monday, January 27 2003 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Diego Puga (University of Toronto)

Sprawl: A portrait from space (joint with Marcy Burchfield, Henry G. Overman, and Matthew A. Turner)

Monday, March 17 2003 13:00–14:30, Coach House Conference Room

Giovanni Facchini (University of Illinois)

Why join a common market?

Tuesday, March 18 2003 16:00–17:30, Front Conference Room

David Hummels (Purdue)

Explaining home bias in consumption: the role of intermediate input trade (joint with Russell Hillberry)

Thursday, April 3 2003 02:00–03:30, Front Conference Room

John Ries (UBC)

FDI versus Exports: A Test of the Selection Hypothesis

Monday, April 7 2003 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Sofronis Clerides (University of Cyprus)

International Trade in Used Goods: The case of Automobiles

Monday, April 14 2003 04:10–05:40, Coach House Conference Room

Runjuan Liu (University of Toronto)

Trade and labor

Tuesday, April 29 2003 16:00–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Peter Schott (Yale)

CANCELED

Thursday, May 1 2003 00:00–00:00,

Wulong Gu (Statistics Canada)

Export-market Participation and Productivity Performance in Canadian Manufacturing

Tuesday, September 23 2003 16:00–17:30, Front Conference Room

Pol Antras (Harvard)

Incomplete Contracts and the Product Cycle

Tuesday, September 30 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Giovanni Maggi (Princeton University)

International agreements on product standards: an incomplete-contracting theory

Tuesday, October 7 2003 04:10–05:00, Coach House Conference Room

Irene Brambilla (Yale)

A Customs Union with Multinational Firms: The Automobile Market in Argentina and Brazil

Tuesday, October 14 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Jonathan Eaton (NYU)

An Anatomy of International Trade: Evidence from French Firms

Wednesday, October 29 2003 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Peter Schott (Yale SOM)

Survival of the Best Fit: Exposure to Low-Wage Countries and the (Uneven) Growth of US Manufacturing Plants

Tuesday, November 4 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Gilles Duranton (London School of Economics)

Spacial Wage Disparities: Sorting Matters (joint with Pierre-Philippe Combes (CERAS) and Laurent Gobillon (UCL))

Tuesday, November 25 2003 16:00–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Johannes Van Biesebroeck (University of Toronto)

Exporting Raises Productivity in sub-Saharan African Manufacturing Firms
and
Cross-Country Conversion Factors for Sectoral Productivity Comparisons

Wednesday, March 10 2004 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Gilles Duranton (London School of Economics)

Testing for Localisation using Micro-Geographic Data (joint with Henry Overman)

Monday, March 15 2004 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Gerald Willmann (Kiel University and University of Illinois at U-C)

Why Legislators are Protectionist: the Role of Majoritarian Voting in Setting Tariffs

Wednesday, March 24 2004 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Hankook Kim (University of Toronto)

Foreign Ownership: Cause or Consequence?

Tuesday, December 7 2004 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Nathan 'Slave Man' Nunn (Northwestern University)

Relationship Specificity, Incomplete Contracts, and the Pattern of Trade

Wednesday, December 8 2004 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Runjuan Liu (University of Toronto)

Globalization and Firm Refocussing

Tuesday, December 14 2004 12:00–13:30, Coach House Conference Room

Lijun Zhang (University of Toronto)

Skill biased technology, specialization and foreign direct investment

Wednesday, April 6 2005 16:10–17:30, Coach House Conference Room

Dan Trefler (University of Toronto)

Postponed to Nov. 3

Thursday, October 6 2005 16:10–17:30,

Carlos Rosell (University of Toronto)

Are University and Firm Inventions Really that Different? Exploring the Market Structure of Knowledge Flows

Thursday, October 20 2005 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

(Blum)

Trade and Inequity in Developing Countries: The Missing Link Between Theory and Data

Thursday, October 27 2005 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Dan Trefler (University of Toronto)

Market Access and Productivity

Thursday, November 3 2005 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 134

Andy Bernard (Dartmouth)

Transfer Pricing by US-Based Multinational Firms

Thursday, November 17 2005 02:00–03:30, Rotman, room 147

John Sutton (LSE)

Competing in Capabilities: Globalization and Development

Thursday, November 24 2005 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 134

Kishore Gawande (Texas A&M)

What Governments Maximize and Why: A View from Trade

Monday, November 28 2005 12:30–14:00, Rotman, room 147

Garth Frazer (University of California)

Trade Growth under the African Growth Opportunity Act

Thursday, December 8 2005 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Jan K De Loecker (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)

Product differentiation, multi-product firms and structural estimation of productivity

Tuesday, January 17 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Claudia Canals (Columbia University)

What Explains the Widening Wage Gap? Outsourcing vs. Technology

Wednesday, January 18 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Catherine M Thomas (Harvard University)

Too Many Products: A Study of the Interaction of Multinational Firms with Heterogeneous Consumers.

Friday, January 20 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Paula Bustos (Harvard University)

Rising Wage Inequality in the Argentinean Manufacturing Sector: The Impact of Trade and Foreign Investment on Technology and Skill Upgrading

Friday, February 10 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Elhanan Helpman (Harvard University)

Contracts and Technology Adoption

Tuesday, March 7 2006 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Rob Feenstra (UC Davis)

Cancelled

Thursday, March 30 2006 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Alberto Isgut (Wesleyan University)

Learning-by-Doing, Learning-by-Exporting and Productivity:Evidence from Colombia

Thursday, March 30 2006 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

James Tybout (Penn State University)

Industrial Evolution in Crisis-Prone Economies

Thursday, April 6 2006 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Joel Blit (University of Toronto)

Developing Country Innovation and the Role of Multinational Corporations

Thursday, April 20 2006 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Giordano Mion (CORE)

Trade Integration, Firm Selection and the Cost of Non-Europe

Thursday, September 28 2006 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 570

Rob Feenstra (UC Davis)

Export Variety and Country Productivity (joint with Hiau Looi Kee)

Thursday, October 5 2006 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Andrei Levchenko (IMF)

The risk content of exports (joint with Julian di Giovanni)

Thursday, November 9 2006 14:10–15:30, Rotman, room 147

Sukkoo Kim (Washington University)

British Colonial Institutions and Economic Development in India

Wednesday, November 15 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

David Hummels (Krannert School of Management)

Explaining Import Variety and Quality: The Role of the Income Distribution

Thursday, December 14 2006 16:00–17:30, Rotman, room 145

Peter Michaels Morrow (University of Michigan)

East is East and West is West: A Ricardian-Heckscher-Ohlin Model of Comparative Advantage

Wednesday, January 24 2007 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Kristian BEHRENS (Universite catholique de Louvain)

Testing the `home market effect' in a multi-country world

Thursday, January 25 2007 16:10–17:30, 140 St. George Street, room 319

Amit K Khandelwal (Yale University)

The Long and Short (of) Quality Ladders

Monday, January 29 2007 12:10–13:30, Rotman, room 157

Jonathan E Vogel (Princeton University)

Spatial competition with heterogeneous firms

Monday, February 5 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Konstantinos Arkolakis (University of Minnesota)

Market Access Costs and the New Consumers Margin in International Trade

Wednesday, February 7 2007 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Jose A Rodriguez-Lopez (University of California)

Trade, Prices, and the Exchange Rate with Heterogeneous Producers and Endogenous Markups

Friday, February 9 2007 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Kalina Manova (Harvard University)

Credit Constraints, Heterogeneous Firms and International Trade

Tuesday, February 13 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

CANCELLED -- Margarida Duarte (univserity of Toronto)

TBA

Thursday, March 29 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 570

Jim Rauch (San Diego)

TBA

Thursday, April 26 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Lijun Zhang (University of Toronto)

Globalization, Asymmetric Parts and Incomplete Contracts

Thursday, September 27 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Andres Rodriguez-Clare (Penn State)

Offshoring in a Ricardian world

Thursday, October 18 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Marius Brulhart (University of Lausanne)

Do Agglomeration Economies Reduce Firms' Sensitivity to Tax Differentials? (joint with Mario Jametti)

Thursday, November 8 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Arnaud Costinot (University of California San Diego)

What Goods Do Countries Trade? New Ricardian Predictions

Thursday, November 15 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Chong Xiang (Purdue University)

Product Cycles in U.S. Imports Data

Thursday, November 22 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Stephen Yeaple (University of Pennsylvania)

Globalisation and endogenous firm scope (joint with Volker Nocke)

Thursday, November 29 2007 16:10–17:30,

Hylke Vandenbussche (Universite Catholique de Louvain)

Antidumping Protection and Productivity of Domestic Firms

Thursday, December 6 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Bernardo Blum (University of Toronto)

Why Do Firms Export? Dumping, Marginal Costs, and the Gains from Trade

Thursday, December 13 2007 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Ralph Ossa (Princeton University)

A 'New Trade' Theory of GATT/WTO Negotiations

Monday, January 21 2008 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Andrey Stoyanov (University of British Columbia)

Trade Policy of a Free Trade Agreement in the Presence of Foreign Lobbying

Tuesday, January 29 2008 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Stefania Garetto (University of Chicago)

Input Sourcing and Multinational Production

Friday, February 8 2008 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 5017A

Andrea Podhorsky (York University)

Environmental Labelling and International Trade

Thursday, March 27 2008 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Werner Antweiler (University of British Columbia)

TBA

Monday, April 7 2008 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Matilde Bombardini (UBC)

Together or Alone in Lobbying for Trade Policy? (joint with Francesco Trebbi (Chicago GS))

Thursday, April 17 2008 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Mary Amity (Federal Reserve Bank of New York)

Trade, Firms and Wages: Theory and Evidence (joint with Don Davis)

Wednesday, June 4 2008 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 127

Eugene Beaulieu (University of Calgary)

The Gender Gap in Support for Trade Liberalization

Thursday, September 11 2008 16:00–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Stephen Redding (The London School of Economics)

Inequality and Unemployment in Global Economy (joint with Elhanan Helpman and Oleg Itskhoki)

Thursday, October 2 2008 16:00–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Marc J. Melitz (Princeton University)

The Margins of Export: An Integrated approach (joint with Gianmarco Ottaviano)

Thursday, October 16 2008 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

David Weinstein (Columbia University)

Understanding International Price Differences Using Barcode Data (joint with Christian Broda)

Thursday, November 20 2008 16:00–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Peter Morrow ((respectively) Univ. of Toronto, York Univ., McMaster Univ., and Univ. of Toront)

University of Toronto Trade Day

Friday, December 5 2008 09:30–16:30, School of Public Policy, room 361

Dave Donaldson (London School of Economics)

Railroads of the Raj: Estimating the Impact of Transportation Infrastructure

Thursday, January 8 2009 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Guru Sethupathy (Columbia University)

Offshoring, Wages, and Employment: Theory and Evidence

Friday, January 16 2009 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Thibault Fally (Paris School of Economics (PSE))

Global Sourcing under Imperfect Capital Markets (joint with Juan Carluccio)

Friday, January 23 2009 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Kunal Dasgupta (Princeton University)

Learning, Knowledge Diffusion and the Gains from Globalization

Monday, January 26 2009 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Gordon Hanson (University of California, San Diego)

CANCELLED

Thursday, March 26 2009 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Donald R. Davis (Columbia University)

A Spatial Knowledge Economy

Thursday, September 24 2009 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Pol Antras (Harvard University)

Intermediated Trade (joint with Arnaud Costinot (MIT))

Thursday, October 29 2009 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Leo Karasik (University of Toronto)

International Trade, FDI, and Asymmetric Labor Costs

Thursday, December 3 2009 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 134

Frederic Robert-Nicoud (Princeton and University of Geneva)

Trade-in-goods and trade-in-tasks: An Integrating Framework (joint with Richard Baldwin)

Thursday, March 11 2010 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Costas Arkolakis (Yale University)

New Trade Models, Same Old Gains? (joint with Arnaud Costinot (MIT) & Andres Rodriguez-Clare (Penn State))

Thursday, April 15 2010 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Gilles Duranton (University of Toronto)

California Dreamin’: The feeble case for cluster policies

Thursday, September 23 2010 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Dan Trefler (University of Toronto)

International Trade as a Catalyst for Institutional Change: A Death in Venice (joint with Diego Puga)

Thursday, September 30 2010 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Joel Blit (George Washington University)

International development through multinationals: foreign R&D units and indigenous innovation

Thursday, October 7 2010 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Andrei Levchenko (University of Michigan)

"The Evolution of Comparative Advantage: Measurement and Welfare Implications" (joint with Jing Zhang, University of Michigan)

Thursday, October 14 2010 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Thomas Chaney (University of Chicago)

The Network Structure of International Trade

Thursday, October 28 2010 16:20–17:40, Rotman, room 157

Leilei Shen (University of Toronto)

Diversification, Exports, and Growth

Thursday, November 4 2010 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Richard Chisik (Ryerson University)

Limiting Cross-Retaliation when Punishment is Limited: How DSU Article 22.3 Complements GATT Article XXVIII

Thursday, November 11 2010 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Amit Khandelwal (Columbia Business School)

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

Thursday, November 18 2010 16:20–17:40, Rotman, room 157

Peter Morrow (University of Toronto)

Roads and Trade: Evidence from the U.S. (joint with Gilles Duranton and Matthew Turner)

Thursday, November 25 2010 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Kunal Dasgupta (University of Toronto)

Quality Uncertainty and Intermediation in International Trade (joint with Jordi Mondria)

Thursday, December 2 2010 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Greg Spanos (University of Toronto)

Trade, Teams, and Multiple Goods

Thursday, March 17 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Torsten Persson (Institute for International Economic Studies)

Pillars of Prosperity Lecture

Thursday, March 24 2011 09:00–16:00, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Keith Head (University of British Columbia)

Import sourcing of Chinese cities: Order versus Randomness

Thursday, April 14 2011 16:00–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Alan Spearot (University of California, Santa Cruz)

Why Trucks Jump: Oshoring, Product Characteristics and Productivity. (joint with Phillip McCalman (UC-Santa Cruz,University of Melbourne))

Thursday, September 8 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Gordon Hanson (University of California, San Diego)

The China Syndrome: Local Labor Market Effects of Import Competition in the United States (joint with David Autor (MIT and NBER) and David Dorn (CEMFI and IZA))

Thursday, September 15 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Susan Zhu (Michigan State University)

Prices of Chinese Exports: Beyond Productivity (joint with Ying Ge (Univ. of Int'l Business and Econ.), Huiwen Lai (HK Polytechnic Univ.))

Thursday, September 22 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

James Anderson (Boston College)

Terms of Trade and Global Efficiency Effects of Free Trade Agreements, 1990-2002 (joint with Yoto V. Yotov (Drexel University))

Thursday, September 29 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Julian Di Giovanni (International Monetary Fund, visiting University of Toronto)

Country Size, International Trade and Aggregate Fluctuations in Granular Economies (joint with Andrei Levchenko (University of Michiagn))

Thursday, October 6 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Jon Vogel (Columbia University)

An Elementary Theory of Global Supply Chains (joint with Arnaud Costinot and Su Wang)

Thursday, October 20 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Elhanan Helpman (Harvard University)

On the New View of Trade and Inequality: From Theory to Evidence (joint with Oleg Itskhoki (Princeton), Marc Muendler (UCSD), Stephen Redding (Princeton))

Thursday, October 27 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 133

Stephen Yeaple (Pennsylvania State University)

Proximity versus Comparative Advantage: A Quantitative Theory of Trade and Multinational Production (joint with Costas Arkolakis (Yale),Natalia Ramondo (ASU), Andres Rodriguez Clare (Berkeley))

Thursday, November 3 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Luhang Wang (University of Toronto)

Quality, Input Choices and Learning by Exporting: Evidence from Chinese Exporters

Thursday, November 10 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 127

Ying (Sunny) Sun (University of Toronto)

Quantifying the Gains from Trade with Consumer Heterogeneity

Thursday, November 17 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 127

Nathan Nunn (Harvard University)

Commercial Imperialism? Political Influence and Trade During the Cold War (joint with Daniel Berger (Essex), William Easterly (NYU), Shanker Satyanath (NYU))

Thursday, November 24 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 127

Mengxiao (Michelle) Liu (University of Toronto)

Contracts, Product Design and Firm Boundary Decisions

Thursday, December 1 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 127

Leandro Freylejer (University of Toronto)

TBA

Thursday, December 8 2011 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 127

Eric Verhoogen (Columbia University)

Export Destinations and Input Prices: Evidence from Portugal (joint with Paulo Bastos (IADB) and Joana Silva (World Bank))

Thursday, March 8 2012 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Ralph Ossa (University of Chicago Booth School of Business)

A Global View of Productivity Growth in China (joint with Chang-Tai Hsieh, Chicago Booth GSB)

Thursday, March 22 2012 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Stephen Redding (Princeton University)

The Economics of Density: Evidence From the Berlin Wall (joint with Gabriel M. Ahlfeldt (LSE), Daniel M. Sturm (LSE), Nikolaus Wolf (Humboldt Univ.))

Thursday, April 26 2012 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Aloysius Siow (University of Toronto)

Becker meets Ricardo: Multisector matching with social and cognitive skills (joint with Robert J. McCann (Toronto), Xianwen Shi (Toronto), Ronald Wolthoff (Toronto))

Wednesday, September 12 2012 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

Lorenzo Caliendo (Yale University)

The Anatomy of French Production Hierarchies (joint with Ferdinando Monte and Esteban Rossi-Hansberg)

Wednesday, September 19 2012 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

David Hummels (Purdue University)

Estimating the Gains from Liberalizing Services Trade: The Case of Passenger Aviation (joint with Anca Cristea (Oregon))

Wednesday, October 3 2012 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

Leonid Karasik (University of Toronto)

The Role of Manufacturing and Wholesale Affiliates in Shaping the Geographic Organization of Multinational Firms: Theory and Evidence

Wednesday, October 17 2012 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

Andrei Levchenko (University of Michigan)

A Global View of Cross-Border Migration (joint with Julian di Giovanni and Francesc Ortega)

Thursday, October 18 2012 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

David Atkin (Yale University)

Who's Getting Globalized? The Size and Nature of International Trade Costs (joint with Dave Donaldson (MIT))

Wednesday, October 24 2012 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

Tim Besley (The London School of Economics)

Political Dynasties and Economic Performance” (joint with Marta Reynal-Querol (Universitat Pompeu Fabra))

Thursday, October 25 2012 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Piyusha Mutreja (Syracuse University)

Capital Goods Trade and Economic Development (joint with B. Ravikumar and Michael Sposi)

Thursday, November 8 2012 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Brian McCaig (Wilfred Laurier University)

Export markets and labor allocation in a poor country (joint with Nina Pavcnik (Dartmouth))

Wednesday, November 14 2012 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

Mary Lovely (Syracuse University)

Trade Reforms and Rent Sharing in China: How did tariff cuts affect labor’s share of income? (joint with Fariha Kamal, Devashish Mitra)

Wednesday, November 28 2012 12:00–13:00, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Jeff Chan (University of Toronto)

TBA

Wednesday, November 28 2012 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

M. Scott Taylor (University of Calgary)

Back to the Future of Green Powered Economies (joint with Juan Moreno Cruz (Georgia Institute of Technology))

Wednesday, December 5 2012 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

Davin Chor (Singapore Management University)

Host Country Financial Development and MNC Activity (joint with L. Kamran Bilir and Kalina Manova)

Wednesday, March 13 2013 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

Arnaud Costinot (MIT)

The Elusive Pro-competitive Effects of Trade (joint with Costas Arkolakis, Dave Donaldson, Andres Rodriguez-Clare)

Thursday, March 21 2013 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

Gene Grossman (Princeton University)

Matching and Sorting in the Global Economy (joint with Elhanan Helpman (Harvard) and Philipp Kircher (LSE))

Wednesday, April 10 2013 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 147

Swati Dhingra (LSE)

Monopolistic Competition and Optimum Product Diversity Under Firm Heterogeneity (joint with John Morrow (LSE))

Wednesday, September 25 2013 16:30–18:00, Rotman, room 142

Greg Spanos (University of Toronto)

Analysis of French Production Hierchies

Wednesday, October 30 2013 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Robert W. Staiger (Wisconsin)

Trade Disputes and Settlement (joint with Giovanni Maggi (Yale))

Wednesday, November 6 2013 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Kim Ruhl (New York University-Stern School of Business)

(Micro and Macro) Trade Adjustment Dynamics and the Welfare Gains from Trade (joint with George Alessandria (Philadelphia Fed) and Horag Choi (Monash))

Wednesday, November 13 2013 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

John Romalis (University of Sydney)

International Prices and Endogenous Quality (joint with Robert Feenstra (UC Davis))

Wednesday, November 27 2013 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Kala Krishna (Pennsylvania State University)

How You Export Matters: Export Mode, Learning and Productivity in China (joint with Xue Bai (Penn State) and Hong Ma (Tsinghua University))

Wednesday, December 4 2013 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Eliav Danziger (Princeton University)

Skill Acquisition and the Dynamics of Trade-Induced Inequality

Thursday, January 16 2014 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Juliana Salomao (Stanford Economics Department)

Sovereign Debt Renegotiation and Credit Default Swaps

Monday, February 3 2014 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Swati Dhingra (London School of Economics)

Contracting and the Division of the Gains from Trade (joint with Andrew Bernard (Dartmouth))

Friday, February 7 2014 11:00–12:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Sebastian Sotelo (The University of Chicago)

Trade Frictions and Agricultural Productivity: Theory and Evidence from Peru

Wednesday, February 12 2014 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

John Morrow (London School of Economics)

Productivity As If Space Mattered: An Application to Factor Markets Across China

Thursday, February 13 2014 11:00–12:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Beata Javorcik (Oxford University)

Grin and Bear It: Producer-Financed Exports from an Emerging Market (joint with Banu Demir (Bilkent University))

Wednesday, March 26 2014 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 127

Jonathan Eaton (Brown University)

Firm to Firm Trade (joint with Sam Kortum (Yale) and Francis Kramarz (CREST))

Wednesday, April 2 2014 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

Ben Faber (UC Berkeley)

Trade Liberalization, the Price of Quality, and Inequality: Evidence from Mexican Store Prices

Wednesday, April 9 2014 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Kei-Mu Yi (Minneapolis Fed)

How Much of South Korea's Growth Miracle can be Explained by Trade Policy?

Monday, May 12 2014 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Pravin Krishna (Johns Hopkins S.A.I.S.)

Wage Effects of Trade Reform with Endogenous Worker Mobility (joint with Jennifer P. Poole (UCSC) & Mine Zeynep Senses (JHU SAIS))

Wednesday, May 14 2014 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 142

David Weinstein (Columbia University)

What is ‘firm heterogeneity’ in trade models? The role of quality, scope, markups, and cost (joint with Colin Hottman, Stephen Redding)

Wednesday, September 24 2014 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 168

German Pupato (Ryerson University)

Performance Pay, Trade and Inequality

Wednesday, October 1 2014 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 157

Ethan Lewis (Darmouth)

People and Machines: A Look at The Evolving Relationship Between Capital and Skill In Manufacturing 1850-1940 Using Immigration Shocks (joint with Jeanne Lafortune and Jose Tessada)

Wednesday, October 8 2014 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 157

Ralph Ossa (University of Chicago)

A Quantitative Analysis of Subsidy Competition in the U.S.

Wednesday, October 29 2014 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 157

Raphael Schoenle (Brandeis University)

Inflation Dynamics During the Financial Crisis

Wednesday, November 5 2014 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 157

Christian Dippel (UCLA)

Trade Integration, Manufacturing Competition, and Political Radicalization: German Evidence from 1987-2009

Tuesday, November 11 2014 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 151

Andrey Stoyanov (York University)

Population Aging and Comparative Advantage

Wednesday, November 19 2014 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 157

Marco Gonzalez-Navarro (University of Toronto)

Retail Globalization and Household Welfare: Evidence from Mexico

Wednesday, November 26 2014 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 157

Matilde Bombardini (UBC)

Does Exporting Improve Matching? Evidence from French Employer-Employee Data

Wednesday, December 3 2014 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 157

Marc Melitz (Harvard University)

Product Mix and Firm Productivity Responses to Trade Competition

Wednesday, December 10 2014 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Nicolas Gendron-Carrier (University of Toronto)

The Impact of Trade Liberalization on Deforestation

Wednesday, March 4 2015 16:30–17:50, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Daniel Xu (Duke University)

Competition, Markups, and the Gains from International Trade

Wednesday, March 11 2015 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 151

Elhanan Helpman (Harvard University)

Growth, Trade and Inequality

Monday, March 16 2015 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Melanie Morten (Stanford)

Economic Development and the Spatial Allocation of Labor (joint with Gharad Bryan (LSE))

Wednesday, March 18 2015 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 151

Shang-Jin Wei (Columbia University and Asian Development Bank)

Assessing market failures in export pioneering activities: some evidence from structural estimation

Wednesday, April 8 2015 16:30–17:50, Rotman, room 133

Peter Schott (Yale University)

Trade Policy and the Structure of Supply Chains

Wednesday, September 23 2015 15:40–17:00, Rotman, room 151

Jonathan Dingel (University of Chicago (Booth))

Spatial and Social Frictions in the City: Evidence from Yelp

Wednesday, September 30 2015 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Michelle Liu (University of Toronto)

TBA

Wednesday, October 7 2015 16:15–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Eduardo Morales (Princeton University)

What do exporters know?

Wednesday, October 14 2015 15:40–17:00, Rotman, room 151

Jeffrey Chan (University of Toronto)

Any port in a storm: Import competition and match quality downgrading

Wednesday, October 21 2015 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Ridwan Karim (University of Toronto)

Sectoral Volatility, Trade Partners and Development

Wednesday, October 28 2015 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Ana-Maria Santacreu (Federal Reserve Bank of Saint Louis)

International R&D Spillovers and Asset Prices (joint with Federico Gavazzoni (INSEAD))

Wednesday, November 11 2015 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Mike Waugh (NYU)

Equilibrium Technology Diffusion, Trade, and Growth

Wednesday, November 18 2015 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

William Gaelan MacKenzie (University of Toronto)

TBA

Wednesday, December 2 2015 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Eunhee Lee (Yale University)

Trade, Inequality, and the Endogenous Sorting of Heterogeneous Workers

Thursday, January 21 2016 14:00–15:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Paul Piveteau (Columbia University)

An empirical dynamic model of trade with consumer accumulation

Monday, February 1 2016 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Sharon Traiberman (Princeton)

Occupations and Import Competition

Wednesday, February 3 2016 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Kevin S Lim (Princeton University)

Firm-to-firm Trade in Sticky Production Networks

Tuesday, February 9 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1020

Claudia Steinwender (Harvard Business School)

The Intellectual Spoils of War? Defense R&D, Productivity and International Technology Spillovers (joint with Enrico Moretti, John van Reenen)

Wednesday, March 16 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Andres Rodriguez-Clare (UC Berkeley)

Micro to Macro: Optimal Trade Policy with Firm Heterogeneity (joint with Arnaud Costinot, Ivan Werning)

Thursday, March 24 2016 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Ferdinand Rauch (University of Oxford)

The Benefits of Forced Experimentation: Striking Evidence from the London Underground Network (joint with Shaun Larcom and Tim Willems)

Wednesday, March 30 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Mine Senses (Johns Hopkins-SAIS)

Trade Shocks and the Provision of Local Public Goods (joint with Leo Feler (Johns Hopkins SAIS))

Wednesday, April 6 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Brian Kovak (Carnegie Mellon University)

Trade Reform and Regional Dynamics: Evidence From 25 Years of Brazilian Matched Employer-Employee Data

Wednesday, April 13 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Keith Head (UBC)

Brands in Motion: How frictions shape multinational production (joint with Thierry Mayer)

Wednesday, April 20 2016 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Treb Allen (Northwestern University)

TBA

Wednesday, May 4 2016 15:40–17:00, Rotman, room 151

Treb Allen (Northwestern University)

Volatility and the Gains from Trade (joint with David Atkin)

Wednesday, May 4 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Frederic Warzynski (Aarhus University)

Multi-Product Firms, Import Competition, and the Evolution of Firm-product Technical Efficiency (joint with Emmanuel Dhyne, Amil Petrin, Valerie Smeets)

Wednesday, May 11 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Lorenzo Caliendo (Yale)

Trade and Labor Market Dynamics

Wednesday, October 19 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Pablo Fajgelbaum (UCLA)

Optimal Transport Networks in Spatial Equilibrium (joint with Eduardo Schaal)

Thursday, October 27 2016 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Camilo Andres Acosta Mejia (University of Toronto)

The Impact of Zoning Policies on the Welfare and Sorting of High and Low Skill Workers

Wednesday, November 2 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Xiaodong Zhu (University of Toronto)

Trade, Migration and Productivity: A Quantitative Analysis of China (joint with Trevor Tombe)

Wednesday, November 16 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Swapnika Rachapalli (University of Toronto)

Local Labor Markets and Trade Policy Preference

Wednesday, November 23 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Kyle Handley (University of Michigan-Ross School of Business)

"Trade Collapse and Policy Uncertainty in the Great Recession" (joint with Nuno Limao and Jeronimo Carballo)

Monday, November 28 2016 14:00–15:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Walker Hanlon (UCLA)

Estimating the Recession-Mortality Relationship when Migration Matters (joint with Vellore Arthiy, Brian Beach)

Wednesday, November 30 2016 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Hannes Malmberg (Institute for International Economic Studies, Stockholm)

Human Capital and Development Accounting Revisited

Friday, January 27 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Heiwai Tang (Johns Hopkins)

Global Sourcing and Domestic Production Networks

Wednesday, March 1 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1020

Dave Donaldson (Stanford)

The More We Die, The More We Sell? A Simple Test of the Home-Market Effect

Wednesday, March 22 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1020

Thierry Mayer (Sciences Po)

From Micro to Macro: Demand, Supply, and Heterogeneity in the Trade Elasticity

Wednesday, March 29 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Oleg Itskhoki (Princeton)

Granular Comparative Advantage

Wednesday, April 26 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1020

Ann Harrison (Wharton)

Escaping Import Competition and Spillovers Through Backward Linkages (joint with Ana Cecilia Fieler (Upenn))

Wednesday, May 3 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1060

Cecilia Fieler (University of Pennsylvania)

Escaping import competition and Spillovers Through Backward Linkages (joint with Ann Harrison)

Wednesday, May 3 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1060

Pol Antras (Harvard)

On the Geography of Global Value Chains

Wednesday, May 10 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1020

Felix Tintelnot (University of Chicago)

Trade and Domestic Production Networks (joint with Ken Kikkawa, Magne Mogstad, and Emmanuel Dhyne)

Wednesday, October 4 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Rodrigo Adao (Chicago Booth)

Trade, Agglomeration Effects, and Labor Markets: Theory and Evidence. (joint with Costas Arkolakis (Yale) and Federico Esposito (Tufts))

Wednesday, October 11 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Mark Roberts (Pennsylvania State University)

The Dynamic Impact of R&D Investment on Productivity and Export Demand in Swedish Manufacturing (joint with Florin G. Maican (KU Leuven), Matilda Orth (IFN), Van Anh Vuong (Cologne))

Wednesday, November 1 2017 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Faisal Ibrahim (University of Toronto)

Unilateral Environmental Policies with Resource-Complementing Machines

Wednesday, December 13 2017 13:00–14:00, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Thomas Holmes (University of Minnesota)

Indivisibilities in Distribution

Wednesday, March 7 2018 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1010

Daniel Xu (Duke University)

Notching R&D Investment with Corporate Income Tax Cuts in China (joint with Z. Chen, Z. Liu, and J.C. Suarez-Serrato)

Wednesday, March 28 2018 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1035

Amit Khandelwal (Columbia University)

Using Satellite Imagery to Define Urban Markets: An Application to India

Wednesday, May 2 2018 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Rocco Machievello (London School of Economics)

Improving Export Quality and “What Else?” Nespresso in Colombia (joint with Pepita Miquel-Florensa (Toulouse))

Wednesday, May 9 2018 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Ryan Monarch (Federal Reserve Board)

Estimating Unequal Gains across U.S. Consumers using Supplier Trade Data (joint with Colin Hottman (Board of Governors-FRB))

Wednesday, October 3 2018 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1025

David Dorn (Zurich)

The Fall of the Labor Share and the Rise of Superstar Firms (joint with Autor (MIT), Katz (Harvard), Patterson (MIT), Van Reenen (MIT-Sloan))

Wednesday, October 10 2018 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1025

Natalia Ramondo (UCSD-IRPS)   Cancelled

Trade with Correlation (joint with Nelson Lind (Emory))

Wednesday, October 17 2018 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1025

Andrew Bernard (Dartmouth College-Tuck)

The Origins of Firm Heterogeneity: A Production Network Approach (joint with Emmanuel Dhyne, Glenn Magerman, Kalina Manova, and Andreas Moxnes)

Wednesday, October 24 2018 12:00–13:30, Rotman, room 157

Gaelan MacKenzie (Toronto)

Trade and Concentration in Product and Labor Markets

Wednesday, October 24 2018 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1020

Ariel Burstein (UCLA)

Tradability and the Labor Market Impact of Immigration: Theory and Evidence from the U.S (joint with Gordon Hanson, Lin Tian, Jonathan Vogel)

Wednesday, December 5 2018 12:00–13:30, Rotman, room LL1025

Allie Devlin (University of Toronto)

Rules of Origin, Supply Chains, and US Manufacturing

Wednesday, December 12 2018 13:00–14:00, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Johannes Boehm (Sciences Po)

Misallocation in the Market for Inputs: Enforcement and the Organization of Production

Wednesday, March 13 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1020

Andres Rodriguez-Clare (UC Berkeley)   Cancelled

TBA

Wednesday, March 20 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1020

Andrei Levchenko (Michigan)

Specialization, Market Access and Medium-Term Growth (joint with Dominick Bartelme (Michigan) and Ting Lan (Michigan))

Wednesday, April 24 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Sebastian Heise (Federal Reserve Bank of New York)

Workers’ Home Bias and Spatial Wage Gaps (joint with Tommaso Porzio (UCSD))

Wednesday, May 1 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Daniel Xu (Duke University)

Production Networks and Skill-biased Technology

Wednesday, September 11 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Yuhei Miyauchi (Boston University/Stanford University)

Matching and Agglomeration: Theory and Evidence from Japanese Firm-to-Firm Trade

Wednesday, September 18 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Camilo Acosta (Rotman School of Management)

Spatial Wage Differentials, Geographic Frictions and the Organization of Labor within Firms (Practice Job Talk) (joint with Ditte H. Lyngemark (University of Copenhagen))

Wednesday, October 2 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Daniel Trefler (U of T)

Global Sourcing from Low-wage Countries: Implications for R&D and Employment (joint with Wulogn Gu (StatsCan) and Alla Lileeva (York))

Wednesday, October 16 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Eric Verhoogen (Columbia University)

Estimating Production Functions Using Quantity Information and External Instruments (joint with Nicolas de Roux, Marcela Eslava and Santiago Franco)

Wednesday, October 30 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Natalia Ramondo (UCSD-School of Global Policy and Strategy)

Trade With Correlation (joint with Nelson Lind (Emory))

Wednesday, November 13 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Andres Rodriguez-Clare (UC Berkeley)

New Keynesian Trade

Wednesday, November 20 2019 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Fabian Trottner (Princeton University)

Who Gains From Scale? Trade and Wage Inequality Within and Between Firms

Tuesday, January 21 2020 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Xiang Ding (Harvard University)

Intangible Economies of Scope: Micro Evidence and Macro Implications

Wednesday, January 22 2020 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Mert Demirer (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Production Function Estimation with Factor-Augmenting Technology: An Application to Markups

Thursday, January 23 2020 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Andreas Moxnes (University of Oslo)

Connecting Islands and Ideas: The Geography of Knowledge Production (joint with Andrew Bernard (Dartmouth-Tuck) and Yukiko Saito (RIETI))

Wednesday, February 26 2020 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157

Federico Huneeus (Central Bank of Chile/Yale University (Cowles Foundation))   Cancelled

TBA

Wednesday, March 25 2020 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Teresa C. Fort (Dartmouth College-Tuck)   Cancelled

TBA

Wednesday, April 1 2020 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Nina Pavcnik (Dartmouth)   Cancelled

TBA

Wednesday, April 8 2020 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Pete Klenow (Stanford University)   Cancelled

TBA

Wednesday, April 15 2020 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 147

Ian Herzog (University of Toronto)

The City-Wide Effects of Tolling Downtown Drivers: Evidence from London’s Congestion Charge

Wednesday, September 30 2020 16:10–17:30, Online

Monica Morlocco (University of Southern California)

Two-Sided Market Power in Firm-to-Firm Trade, (joint with Vanessa Alviarez (UBC), Ken Kikkawa (UBC), and Michele Fioretti (Science Po))

Wednesday, October 7 2020 11:00–12:30, Online

Swapnika Rachapalli (University of Toronto)

Knowledge Spillovers Along the Global Value Chain

Wednesday, October 14 2020 16:10–17:30, Online

Adrien Bilal (Harvard University)

The Geography of Unemployment

Wednesday, October 21 2020 16:10–17:30, Online

Pete Klenow (Stanford University)

A Global View of Creative Destruction (joint with Chang Tai-Hseih and Ishan Nath)

Wednesday, October 28 2020 11:00–12:30, Online

Guangbin Hong (University of Toronto)

Sorting, Matching and Urban Inequality

Wednesday, November 11 2020 13:00–14:00, Online

Gordon Hanson (UCSD/Harvard Kennedy School)

On the Persistence of the China Shock (joint with David Autor (MIT) and David Dorn (Zurich))

Wednesday, November 18 2020 11:00–12:30, Online

Jay Hyun (Department of Applied Economics at HEC Montréal)

Spillovers and Redistribution through Intra-Firm Networks: The Product Replacement Channel (joint with Ryan Kim)

Wednesday, November 25 2020 11:00–12:30, Online

Teresa Fort (Dartmouth (Tuck))

Colocation of Production and Innovation: Evidence from the United States (joint with Wolfgang Keller, Peter K. Schott, Stephen Yeaple, and Nikolas Zolas)

Wednesday, December 16 2020 11:00–12:30, Online

Sebastian Ottinger (UCLA)

Immigrants, Industries and Path Dependence

Friday, January 22 2021 12:10–13:30, Online

Piyush Panigrahi (UC Berkeley)

Endogenous Spatial Production Networks: Quantitative Implications for Trade and Productivity

Tuesday, January 26 2021 17:10–18:30, Online

Trang T. Hoang (Vanderbilt University)

The Dynamics of Global Sourcing

Wednesday, February 3 2021 11:00–12:30, Online

Fernando Parro (Pennsylvania State University)

The Quantitative Effects of Trade Policy on Industrial and Labor Location (joint with Lorenzo Caliendo (Yale))

Wednesday, March 24 2021 12:10–13:30, Online

Nina Pavcnik (Dartmouth)

FDI Inflows and Domestic Firms: Adjustment to New Exporting Opportunities (joint with B. McCaig (Laurier) and W.F. Wong (Oregon))

Wednesday, September 29 2021 11:00–12:30, Online

Thomas Sampson (LSE)

Import Liberalization as Export Destruction? Evidence from the United States

Wednesday, October 6 2021 11:00–12:30, Online

Isabela Manelici (LSE)

Responsible Sourcing? Theory and Evidence from Costa Rica (joint with Alonso Alfaro-Ureña, Benjamin Faber, Cecile Gaubert, and Jose Vasquez)

Wednesday, October 20 2021 11:00–12:30, Online

Myeong Kim (University of Toronto)

Global Input Sourcing and the Role of Supplier Risks

Wednesday, October 27 2021 11:10–12:30, Online

Torsten Jaccard (University of Toronto)

Who Pays for Protectionism? The Welfare and Substitution Effects of Tariff Changes (JMP Presentation)

Wednesday, November 3 2021 16:10–17:30, Online

James Macek (University of Toronto)

The Geographic Bias of Growth and Structural Change

Wednesday, November 24 2021 11:10–12:30, Online

Mary Amiti (Federal Reserve Bank of New York)

U.S. Market Concentration and Import Competition (joint with Sebastian Heise)

Wednesday, December 1 2021 11:10–12:30, Online

Anders Humlum (Becker Friedman Institute, University of Chicago)

Robot Adoption and Labor Market Dynamics

Wednesday, December 8 2021 11:00–12:30, Online

Jaedo Choi (University of Michigan)

Technology Adoption and Late Industrialization (joint with Younghun Shim (Chicago))

Wednesday, January 19 2022 11:10–12:30, Online

Mayara Felix (Harvard Kennedy School of Government)

Trade, Labor Market Concentration, and Wages

Friday, January 21 2022 13:00–14:30, Online

Jiacheng Feng (Harvard)

Signaling Export Quality under Firm Heterogeneity

Wednesday, January 26 2022 11:00–12:30, Online

Marta Santamaria (University of Warwick)

Border Effects in Public procurement: the Aggregate Effects of Governments’ Home Bias (joint with Manuel García-Santana)

Wednesday, March 30 2022 11:00–12:30, Online

Ruichi Xiong (University of Toronto)

Interregional Accessibility and Firm Creation in the Fragmented Economy

Wednesday, September 14 2022 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151

Ezra Oberfield (Princeton University)

Seminar Class

Wednesday, September 21 2022 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151

Diana Van Patten (Yale School of Management)   Cancelled

Voting on a Trade Agreement: Firm Networks and Attitudes Toward Openness (joint with Esteban Mendez)

Wednesday, October 12 2022 10:30–12:00, Online

Andrew B Bernard (Tuck School of Business)

Sparse Production Networks

Wednesday, October 19 2022 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151

Andrei Levchenko (Michigan Ann Arbor)   Cancelled

The Long-Term Effects of Industrial Policy

Wednesday, November 2 2022 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Felix Tintelnot (University of Chicago)

Foreign Demand Shocks to Production Networks: Firm Responses and Worker Impacts (joint with Emmanuel Dhyne, Ayumu Ken Kikkawa, Toshiaki Komatsu, Magne Mogstad)

Wednesday, December 7 2022 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151

Kirill Borusyak (University College London)

Understanding Migration Responses to Local Shocks (joint with Rafael Dix-Carneiro and Brian K. Kovak)

Wednesday, January 11 2023 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 157

Juanma Castro-Vincenzi (Princeton University)

Climate Hazards and Resilience in the Global Car Industry

Friday, January 20 2023 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151

Lydia Cox (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

The Long-Term Impact of Steel Tariffs on U.S. Manufacturing

Wednesday, March 1 2023 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 151

Arnaud Costinot (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Putting Quantitative Trade Models to the Test: Evidence from the Trump Tariffs (joint with Rodrigo Adão, Dave Donaldson)

Wednesday, March 8 2023 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151

Cecile Gaubert (University of California Berkeley)   Cancelled

The Political Economy of Transport Investment: Evidence from the California High-Speed Rail (joint with Pablo Fajgelbaum, Nicole Gorton, Eduardo Morales and Edouard Schaal)

Thursday, March 23 2023 10:10–11:30, Online

Cecile Gaubert (University of California Berkeley)

The Political Economy of Transport Investment: Evidence from the California High-Speed Rail (joint with Pablo Fajgelbaum, Nicole Gorton, Eduardo Morales, and Edouard Schaal)

Thursday, April 6 2023 10:10–11:30, Online

Eric Verhoogen (Columbia University)

Price-Cost Margins and Quality: Evidence from Colombian Coffee Exports (joint with Nicolás de Roux, Rocco Macchiavello, and Pepita Miquel-Florensa)

Wednesday, May 10 2023 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room LL1035

Daniel Trefler (University of Toronto)

The Impact of AI and Cross-Border Data Regulation on International Trade in Digital Services: A Large Language Model Approach (joint with Rachel Sun)

Wednesday, September 20 2023 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151

Nitya Pandalai-Nayar (University of Texas)   Cancelled

TBA

Wednesday, September 27 2023 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151

Treb Allen (Dartmouth)

Urban Welfare: Tourism in Barcelona (joint with Simon Fuchs, Sharat Ganapati, Alberto Graziano, Rocio Madera, Judit Montoriol)

Tuesday, October 10 2023 10:00–11:20, Rotman, room 151

Nitya Pandalai-Nayar (UT Austin)

Noisy Global Value Chains (joint with Hai Bui (Texas), Zhen Huo (Yale), Andrei Levchenko (Michigan))

Monday, November 13 2023 14:00–15:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Xiaodong Zhu (Hong Kong University)

Optimal Trade and Industrial Policies in the Global Economy:A Gradient-based Learning Approach.

Wednesday, November 22 2023 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151

Jin Liu (New York University)

Multinational Production and Innovation in Tandem

Monday, January 15 2024 11:10–12:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Agostina Brinatti (University of Michigan)

Third-Country Effects of U.S. Immigration Policy

Wednesday, January 17 2024 11:10–12:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Fabrizio Leone (ECARES and LSE)

Global Robots

Wednesday, January 31 2024 11:10–12:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Anaïs Galdin (Princeton University)

Resilience of Global Supply Chains and Generic Drug Shortages

Friday, February 2 2024 11:10–12:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106

Andrei Levchenko (University of Michigan)

Superstars or Supervillains? Large Firms in the South Korean Growth Miracle (joint with Jaedo Choi, Dimitrije Ruzic, Younghun Shim)

Wednesday, March 13 2024 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 147

Costas Arkolakis (Yale University)

Spatial Production Networks (joint with Federico Huneeus, Yuhei Miyauchi)

Tuesday, March 19 2024 10:10–11:30, Rotman, room 157

Ariel Burstein (UCLA)

Supplier Churn and Growth: A Micro-to-Macro Analysis (joint with Baqaee, Duprez, Farhi)

Wednesday, March 20 2024 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 147

Lin Tian (INSEAD Singapore)

Field of Study, Career Choice, and Globalisation (joint with Valerie Smeets and Sharon Traiberman)

Monday, April 15 2024 12:10–13:00, Rotman, room 151

Giammario Impullitti (Nottingham)

Innovation Union: Costs and Benefits of Innovation Policy Coordination (joint with Teodora Milicevic (Uppsala), Fabrice DeFever (Lille), Adam Spencer (Nottingham))

Wednesday, April 17 2024 10:30–12:00, Rotman, room 151