Daniel Bernhofen

Professor of International Economics @AU_SIS

[Randall Henning @henning_randall]

For those interested in a graduate degree in International Economic Relations, @AU_SIS offers two new degrees combining training in trade and finance with newly emerging policy issues in environment, development and debt. Professional benefits explained: https://t.co/uzdrh2HfyG

[Randall Henning @henning_randall]

New master's degrees in International Economic Relations @AU_SIS and their job-market advantages for graduates are explained in this recent piece. For students applying now and entering in Fall 2022 and beyond. Circulation appreciated, thanks. https://t.co/uzdrh2YQXg

[Mary Lovely 🇺🇦 @melovely_max]

Does “working with Allies” now mean simply turning tariff revenue into quota rents? If quantity remains constrained, prices won’t fall and no relief for manufacturers. If they do, what about those steel jobs? 🙋‍♀️I have questions. https://t.co/4KuL48n3yV

[Daniel Bernhofen @danielbernhofen]

I enjoyed my time in Kyoto in the fall. Here are some reflections on my time there. https://t.co/5AzS6nOvHJ

[AU School of International Service @AU_SIS]

How big a role do container ships play in the global supply chain? Professor @danielbernhofen answers this question and more in this Q&A. https://t.co/TSvHFeVerL

[AU School of International Service @AU_SIS]

We spoke with SIS economics professor @danielbernhofen about the container revolution, which tremendously changed trade with effective shipping and increased use of container ports. https://t.co/iPpLKxFOGa