📢📢 Call for Papers 📢📢
#ETSG 2024 #Athens 🇬🇷 - September 12-14 - Celebrating the 25th (!) annual conference of the European Trade Study Group.
➡️Conference info: https://t.co/xaQ8las3D0
➡️Submit paper before April 5:
https://t.co/y5BxriIPC8
@CentreFiw announces its 15th Research Conference ‘International Economics’ and invites the submission of (full) working papers to be presented at the conference.
Conference date: February 23-24, 2023, WU Vienna
More information and Call for Papers:
https://t.co/tQcIgQRsBZ
Recently accepted at EJ: ‘The Cultural Roots of Firm Entry, Exit, and Growth’ by Katharina Erhardt & Simon Haenni https://t.co/SE2rym86Db @OUPEconomics @RoyalEconSoc@Kathi_Erhardt#EconTwitter
We’ll host @Kathi_Erhardt from @DICEHHU to present an excellent work of hers with Peter Egger & Sergey Nigai at our @wiiw_ac_at-@CentreFiw webinar on 2 Dec 2021 at 15:00 CET entitled 'Empirical Productivity Distributions and International Trade'.
Register:
https://t.co/9WNL2ntfhl
@benediktzoller This is so sad😢. I hope he knew how profound his impact was, how encouraging his spirit and kindness were in particular for youngsters.
Switzerland about to abolish tariffs on all industrial goods by 2022 to foster integration in international production networks, to foster competition and to lower prices for consumers. To ensure the latter, a monitoring entity will be introduced.
https://t.co/XdEuaF0abh via @NZZ
Why don’t all firms use regional trade agreements with lower #tariffs? Firms incur costs to comply with rules of origin. Reducing fixed costs can be more effective & feasible in increasing the use of regional trade agreements than decreasing variable costs https://t.co/XkeM93jouV
@voxeu on my work with Simon Haenni (@econ_uzh): We identify where ancestors of today's Swiss firm founders lived in the 18th century & compare firm entry, exit, and growth of ppl living in the very same place today, but with origins just in different language regions!
When we try to predict the effects of trade policy changes, we should take into account both the currently applied level of tariffs and the currently applied level of non-tariff barriers! https://t.co/xFJTHspJAq
Unintended trade war consequences: China relies now more on soya-beans imports from Brazil -> experts forecast massive deforestation in Brazil. Why the US–China trade war spells disaster for the Amazon https://t.co/mbY2wHCOZU
Day 2 of #HeilbronnWorkshop19 - Keynote by Otto Toivanen discussing what is known about #inventors. Parental background hugely important. Interestingly, #IQ plays a huge role for becoming one, contrary to lawyers and doctors.