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🚨PhD alert! In light of everything happening in the world, the Econ Department at Imperial Business School is conducting a second lightning round of admissions for fall 2025! Applications due April 30, offers in mid-May. Please spread the word! More details: dropbox.com/scl/fi/55wkl2q…

🚨 GRAVITY for UNDERGRADS🚨 Very happy to share “Gravity for Undergrads” - a Chapter, designed to introduce the gravity model to undergraduate students and novices in trade. It comes with data and code in Stata & R. I hope it is useful. Gravity rules 💪 yotoyotov.com/Gravity_Underg…

This roots back to my first few minutes teaching trade law to undergrads. We talk though NPR what makes a t-shirt, detailing a history that sees the US treats cotton like it’s a high tech product, having modified the seeds and machines used to produce crop. 1/2

📢📢Very glad to have our paper on how specialized #banks helped U.S. firms reroute their supply chains after the 2018-2019 #tariffs out NBER. And many thanks to my amazing co-authors Laura Alfaro, Masha Brussevich, and Camelia Minoiu A short 🧵and the link to the paper👇:

SF Fed working paper: "Higher tariffs trigger an expansion in U.S. manufacturing employment, but this comes at the expense of declines in service and agricultural employment, with overall employment declining as lower real wages reduce labor-force participation. For the United

🚨 Long train ride post. Good paper. Actually the results are more nuanced than the abstract lets on and it gets at the core intuition behind Trump’s trade war crusade. Whether the US gains or losses from levying tariffs on imports entirely comes down to the two “elasticities

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20246 The 2025 #Trade War: Dynamic Impacts Across U.S. States and the Global Economy Andres Rodríguez-Clare UC Berkeley, Mauricio Ulate Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Jose P. Vasquez LSE ow.ly/Wjbq50VThjg #CEPR_ITRE #EconTwitter

Using a dynamic trade and reallocation model with downward nominal wage rigidities to quantitatively assess the economic consequences of recent US tariff increases on imports from various countries, from @Montrose1000, Mauricio Ulate, and Jose P. Vasquez nber.org/papers/w33792

The annual conference of the Trade, Integration, and Growth Network (#TIGN) will take place at the IDB in Montevideo, Uruguay on May 26-27. As one #TIGN's directors, I would like to invite you to see the conference's fantastic program and join us: bit.ly/4kap3NS

Abstract: “Trade Diversion and Labor Market Outcomes” by Natalie Chen, Dennis Novy, Diego Solórzano Warwick Economics CEPR Banco de México

Insights into the economic impacts of the Trump tariffs on the US and globally. Andres Rodríguez-Clare UC Berkeley , Mauricio Ulate Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and CEP associate Jose P. Vasquez cepr.org/voxeu/columns/…

The Centre for Economic Performance -LSE Department of Economics -Warwick Economics Junior trade Workshop is back on Sept 22! It considers papers from PhD students and postdocs on the academic job market in Jan 2026. Submit by July 27 at [email protected]. It's an excellent opportunity to get early feedback