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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19098 #Investment in Infrastructure and Trade: The Case of Ports Giulia Brancaccio NYU Stern, Myrto Kalouptsidi Harvard University, Theodore Papageorgiou Boston College ow.ly/2gem50RYGL3 #CEPR_IO #CEPR_ITRE #CEPR_MG

thank you VoxDev for featuring our work! voxdev.org/topic/firms/im…

Examining the ways in which political realities shape industrial policy through the lens of modern political economy, from Reka Juhasz and Nathan Lane nber.org/papers/w32507

Insightful analysis on China's industrial policy in the shipbuilding industry, highlighting the massive impact on domestic and global markets. Myrto Kalouptsidi #CIDFacultyAffiliate #China #IndustrialPolicy bit.ly/3KMoqKp

🚢 Discover how shipping and ports shape economies, policies, and our everyday lives. Insightful research by #CIDFacultyAffiliate Myrto Kalouptsidi reveals the vital role of ports and maritime transport in global trade. 🌍📈 Read more here: bit.ly/3SCtG7y Myrto Kalouptsidi

My keynote at this year’s EARIE conference in Amsterdam EARIE-News

In this paper, forthcoming in JEP, we offer some retrospective thoughts on the recent literature on industrial policy and illustrate how empirical IO techniques can contribute to the policy debate

1/🧵 Today, I would like to tell you about another terrific student of mine: Constanza Abuin (@cotiab_; constanzaabuin.github.io). She is an economist who works on a range of energy and environmental topics, using tools from international trade and industrial organization.

1/ 🧵Last but not least, today I would like to tell you about a third amazing student of mine: Anhua Chen (Anhua Chen; linkedin.com/in/anhua-chen-…). At Harvard, Anhua has carried out research at the intersection of international trade and industrial organization.

2) Constanza, Max and Anhua are three of the stellar set of Harvard PhD students on the market this year. Take a look: economics.harvard.edu/job-market-can… I have seen a few of them present (Leonardo D'Amico; Jeff Gortmaker; Namrata Narain; Sean Wu) and you can't go wrong hiring any of them.

#China's targeted industrial policy design for its shipbuilding #industry led to substantial increases in China's trade volume as well as benefited military production at its shipyards. Panle Barwick Wisconsin Economics, Myrto Kalouptsidi, Nahim Bin Zahur Queen's University ow.ly/twWn50U04Hn

One of our most read articles this year 📢 Implementing industrial policy effectively: Lessons from shipbuilding in China by Panle Barwick, Myrto Kalouptsidi & Nahim Bin Zahur ⤵️ voxdev.org/topic/firms/im…

#Athens #Econ #Winter Meeting 2024 edition sussessfully concluded and celebrated 🎄⛄🤘 A few snapshots with many #thanks

Since 2006, China has poured enormous resources into its shipbuilding industry. We spoke with Panle Barwick of Wisconsin Economics and Myrto Kalouptsidi of Harvard Department of Economics about measuring the size of these subsidies and what we can learn from China's industrial policy. aeaweb.org/research/indus…

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19924 Rigidities in #Transportation and Supply Chain Disruptions Giulia Brancaccio NYU Stern, Myrto Kalouptsidi Harvard University, Theodore Papageorgiou Boston College ow.ly/lbKY50UWKta #CEPR_IMF #CEPR_IO #CEPR_ITRE #EconTwitter