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ETSG 2008 Warsaw
Tenth
Annual Conference
11-13
September 2008
University of Warsaw and Warsaw School of
Economics
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Time
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Parallel Session 1
Room
101
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Parallel Session 2
Room
102
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Parallel Session 3
Room
105
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Parallel Session 4
Room
106
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Parallel Session 5
Room
107
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Parallel Session 6
Room
207
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Thursday, 11
September 2008
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13:00-16:00
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REGISTRATION, Foyer on ground floor
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14:45-15:00
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Welcome, Auditorium
Prof. Wlodzimierz Siwinski, Faculty of Economic Sciences and
Former Rector, University of Warsaw
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15:00-15:45
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PLENARY SESSION 1,
Auditorium Chair: Jan Jakub Michałek
The world trade network
Luca De Benedictis and Lucia Tajoli
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15:45-16:00
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Conference briefing, Auditorium
Ian Wooton
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16:00-16:30
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Coffee,
Foyer on ground and first floors
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16:30-18:10
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A1 INV
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A2 ENV
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A3 FIR
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A4 EMP
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A5 MIG
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A6 SER
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16:30-16:50
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FDI and labor demand: The causes and consequences of
FDI on the micro-level
Anselm
Mattes and
Christian Arndt
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Greenhouse-gas emission controls and international
carbon leakage through trade liberalisation
Jota Ishikawa
and
Toshihiro Okubo
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Vertical
product differentiation, minimum quality standards and international trade
Dimitra Petropoulou
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Mapping and dating
vertical specialization: A relative measure
João Amador and
Sónia Cabral
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Why
doesn't labor flow from poor to rich countries? Micro evidence from the European
integration experience
Catia Batista
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Deepening integration in the
single market: Implications of the services directive
Jan Hagemejer,
Jan Michałek and Tomasz Michałek
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16:50-17:10
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Foreign acquisition and plant survival
Roger Bandick
and Holger Görg
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Does lax environmental regulation attract FDI when
accounting for “third-country” effects?
Madina Kukenova and
José-Antonio Monteiro
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International trade in bilateral oligopoly
Johan Stennek
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Trade
and specialization in the Eurozone
Kenan Bagci
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A cross country view on South-North migration and
bilateral trade: Substitutes or complements?
Giulia Bettin
and
Alessia Lo Turco
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The
effects of accession to the European Union for the competitiveness of Polish
service sectors
Andżelika Kuźnar
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17:10-17:30
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International R&D cooperation
within the EU Framework Programme and market performance: The case of the
Spanish firms
Ascension Barajas, Joost Heijs and Elena Huergo
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International
trade and the feasibility of global climate change agreements
Yuezhou Cai,
Raymond Riezman,
John Whalley, and
Shunming Zhang
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Advantageous
parallel import
Arijit
Mukherjee and
Laixun Zhao
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Structural
breaks in the opening up of Japan: Evidence from 19th century micro level
price data
Daniel Bernhofen,
Laura Bernhofen
and John Brown
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Skilled worker migration and trade: Inequality and
welfare
Spiros Bougheas
and Doug Nelson
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Services FDI and manufacturing productivity
growth: Evidence for Chile
Ana Margarida Fernandes
and Caroline Paunov
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17:30-17:50
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FDI
competition in emissions- and corporate taxes: What are the welfare effects
and how can they be tackled?
Barbara Stoschek
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Trading activities, firms and productivity
Carlo Altomonte, Gabor Bekes and Balazs Murakozy
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Auctioning
immigration visas
David Collie
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Trade
effects of services trade liberalization in the EU
Joseph
Francois,
Olha Pindyuk and
Julia Wörz
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17:50-18:10
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The pollution content of China's trade
Fangya Xu
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International trade and firm heterogeneity in a
quality-ladder model
Tetsugen Haruyama and
Laixun Zhao
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A case of skilled labor migration and complementary
inputs: The impact of emigrant farmers on Brazilian agriculture
Vanessa Ribeiro
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18:10-18:15
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Break
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18:15-19:00
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PLENARY SESSION 2,
Auditorium Chair: Elżbieta Czarny
A
theory of foreign influence
Pol Antràs and Gerard Padro-i-Miquel
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19:00
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Reception, Foyer on ground floor (if the weather is fine, in the
courtyard)
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Friday, 12 September
2008
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09:00-10:40
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B1 INV
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B2 POL
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B3 FIR
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B4 EMP
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B5 MIG
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B6 SER/MISC
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09:00-09:20
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FDI and employment in Indonesia
Robert E.
Lipsey and
Fredrik Sjöholm
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Bilateral
investment treaties and international integration
Deborah Swenson
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Exporting and productivity under endogenous trade
policy: Theory and evidence from Ukraine
Elena Besedina
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Extended gravity
panel data model of Poland’s
foreign trade
Tomasz
Brodzicki
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Brain drain with
FDI gain: Beneficial effects of skilled migration from Eastern to Western
Europe
Gianfranco De Simone and Miriam
Manchin
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Liberalization of aviation market and trade in air
transport services
Roberta Piermartini and
Linda Rousova
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09:20-09:40
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Multinational ownership, intellectual property
rights and knowledge diffusion from foreign direct investment
Roger Smeets
and
Albert de Vaal
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Policymakers’
horizon and economic reforms
Paola Conconi,
Giovanni Facchini and
Maurizio Zanardi
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The pro-competitive effect of imports from China:
An analysis on firm-level price data
Matteo
Bugamelli, Silvia Fabiani and Enrico Sette
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Within
industry differences in firm size and factor requirements as determinants of
intra industry trade
Manuel Cabral,
Rod Falvey, Chris Milner
and Paula Veiga
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Remittances and domestic investment: An analysis
of the role of financial sector development
Laurent Gheeraert,
Ritha Sukadi and
Daniel Traça
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Export
potential in services: estimation for selected European countries
Vianney
Brandicourt,
Cyrille Schwellnus and
Julia Wörz
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09:40-10:00
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Determinants of inward FDI into German federal states
Julia Spies
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Tax
competition for heterogeneous firms with endogenous entry
Ronald Davies
and
Carsten Eckel
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Beyond the average effects: the
distributional impacts of export promotion programs in developing countries
Jeronimo Carballo and Christian Volpe Martincus
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Intra industry
trade measures: Trends in
Poland’s IIT after EU enlargement
Elzbieta Czarny,
Katarzyna Śledziewska and Patryk Toporowski
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Producer services and competitiveness of
manufacturing exports
Yvonne Wolfmayr
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10:00-10:20
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FDI affiliates, fragmentation and intra-firm
trade
Frances Ruane
and
Julie Sutherland
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Fiscal competition for FDI when governments must
choose which firm to target
Ben Ferrett
and Ian Wooton
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Entry and exit of firms in a global economy: A
cross-country and industry analysis
Italo Colantone and
Leo Sleuwaegen
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Gravity model with endogenous transport
cost
Gabriel Figueiredo
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International
trade in education, skilled migration and economic growth
Lan Hong Thi
Dang and
Russell Hillberry
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Deregulation
and markups: Evidence from European electricity firms
Ziga Zarnic
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10:20-10:40
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The
microstructure of multinationals’ foreign activities
Jörn Kleinert
and
Farid Toubal
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Welfare and public good provision
implications of indirect tax reforms
Panos Hatzipanayotou,
Michael S. Michael and
Sajal Lahiri
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Structural
gravity equation with extensive and intensive margins
Matthieu Crozet and
Pamina Koenig
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Does it matter to whom you export?
Torfinn Harding
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FDI, the brain drain and trade: Channels and
evidence
Artjoms Ivlevs and
Jaime de Melo
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Trade policy and
illegal immigration
Alan Woodland and
Chisato Yoshida
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10:40-11:10
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Coffee, Foyer on ground and first floors
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11:10-12:50
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C1 INV
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C2 POL
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C3 FIR
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C4 EMP
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C5 MIG
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C6 LAB
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11:10-11:30
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Anti-Dumping
with heterogeneous firms: New protectionism for the new-new trade theory
Christian Gormsen
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Monopolistic competition,
international trade and firm heterogeneity: A life cycle perspective
Jørgen Drud
Hansen,
Virmantas Kvedaras and
Jørgen Ulff-Møller Nielsen
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Unravelling EU quotas on textiles and clothing
Karen Jackson
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When migrant remittances are not everlasting, how can
Morocco make up?
Fida Karam
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Unionized labor markets and
globalized capital markets
Marta Aloi,
Manuel Leite-Monteiro and Teresa Lloyd-Braga
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11:30-11:50
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Uncertain
productivity growth and the choice between export and FDI
Erdal Yalcin
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Should the US allow parallel import of
pharmaceuticals? Lessons from EU
Miyase Yesim Köksal
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Manufacturing
restructuring and the role of real exchange rate shocks: a firm-level
analysis
Karolina
Ekholm, Andreas Moxnes and Karen Helene Ulltveit-Moe
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Quality or efficiency? Theories of heterogeneous
firm trade and Chinese exports
Richard Kneller and
Zhihong Yu
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Temporary migration policies and welfare of the
host and source countries: A game-theoretic approach
Slobodan
Djajić and
Michael Michael
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Trade openness and public expenditure on labour
market policies
Elisa Borghi
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11:50-12:10
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Where do MNEs expand production: Location choices of
the pharmaceutical industry in Europe after 1992
Frances Ruane
and
Xiaoheng Zhang
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Trade protection and market power: Evidence from US
antidumping
Laura Rovegno
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Multi-product
firms and exporting: A developing country perspective
Robert Elliott and
Supreeya Virakul
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The effect of the Uruguay round multilateral tariff
reduction on the intensive and extensive margin of trade
Ines Buono
and Guy Lalanne
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Determinants of international migration: A survey
on transition economies and Turkey
Pinar Narin Emirhan
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Decomposing
agglomeration effects: Wage and employment responses to improved market
access
Marius Brülhart, Céline Carrère and Federico Trionfetti
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12:10-12:30
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Trade
and the paradox of weakness
Katia Berti
and Rod Falvey
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On inefficient exporters: productivity and
export intensity to low-income countries
Rosario Crinò and
Paolo Epifani
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Putting the parts together: Trade, vertical linkages,
and business cycle co-movement
Julian di Giovanni and
Andrei Levchenko
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Prejudice and immigration
Paolo Giordani and
Michele Ruta
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Impact of international trade on regional inequality:
the cases of India and Brazil
Marie Daumal
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12:30-12:50
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The impacts of market integration on foreign direct
investment and tax competition among countries with asymmetric market size
SangKee Kim
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Innovation, imitation and parallel trade in the
pharmaceutical industry
Alain Schlaepfer
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The duration of trade: Spanish firms and
export partners
Silviano
Esteve-Perez,
Vicente Pallardó López and Francisco Requena Silvente
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The effect of trade barriers on sectoral trade
Laura
Márquez-Ramos, Inmaculada
Martínez-Zarzoso and Celestino Suárez-Burguet
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The determinants of migration into the EU around
the turn of the century: A panel data analysis
Gerdie
Everaert, Glenn Rayp and Ilse Ruyssen
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Trade liberalisation and income
distribution: A CGE model for Jordan
Omar Feraboli
and
Timo Trimborn
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12:50-14:00
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Lunch, Foyer on ground floor
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14:00-14:40
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SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS, Auditorium Chair: Joseph Francois
Marion Jansen Davide
Castellani and
Luca De Benedictis
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14:40-16:00
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D1 INV
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D2 POL
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D3 FIR
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D4 EMP
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D5 MIG
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D6 LAB
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14:40-15:00
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Productivity
and the sourcing modes of multinational firms
Fabrice Defever and
Farid Toubal
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Trade dispute diversion: The economics of
conflicting dispute settlement
James Cassing
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Export and product innovation at firm level
Massimiliano Bratti and
Giulia Felice
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What explains the differences in exports' growth
across Spanish regions?
Asier Minondo
and
Francisco Requena
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Heterogeneous firms and trade costs: A reading of
French access to European agro-food markets
Emmanuelle
Chevassus-Lozza and Karine Latouche
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Job loss fears and globalization: A
microeconometric analysis
Ingo Geishecker
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15:00-15:20
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Is competition for FDI bad for regional welfare?
Oscar Amerighi and
Giuseppe De Feo
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Trade liberalization,
government spending and gains from variety
Sandra Hanslin
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Liquidity constraints and productivity bias in
firm’s export choice
Emanuele Forlani
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Globalization and the gains from variety: The case of a small open economy
Lukas Mohler
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Return migration: A duration analysis
Sanne Schroll
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Labour
demand elasticity and core competence: Difference between UK
Olivier Godart
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15:20-15:40
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Determinants and
pervasiveness of the evasion of custom duties
Sebastien Jean and
Cristina Mitaritona
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Exporting and productivity growth: micro evidence
from a small open economy
Anne Marie Gleeson and Frances Ruane
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Effects of non-tariff protectionism in Ukraine:
Sector aspects
Veronika Movchan and Volodymyr Shportyuk
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Social
interactions of migrants and trade outcomes
Silvio Tai
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Labor unions, globalization and endogenous growth
Wolf-Heimo Grieben and
Fuat Şener
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15:40-16:00
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The casual effect of exporting and multinational acquisition
on TFP in UK: An evaluation method approach
Agelos Delis
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Explaining WTO deadlocks: Consensus
decision-making and expanding membership
Euan MacMillan
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Heterogeneous
firms, vertical linkage and horizontal FDI
Léo Le Mener
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Decomposing firm-level sales variation
Jakob Roland Munch and Daniel Nguyen
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The
brave new world of cross-regionalism
Alfred Tovias
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Impact
of international trade on employment in Poland during transition period
Gabriela Grotkowska
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16:00-16:30
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Coffee, Foyer on ground and first floors
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16:30-18:10
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E1 INV
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E2 POL
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E3
FIR
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E4 EMP
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E5 GRO
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E6 LAB
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16:30-16:50
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Productivity and the
international firm: Is it all about the use of inputs?
Davide
Castellani and
Giorgia Giovannetti
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Flexibilities
in negotiations on non-agricultural market access
Sebastien
Jean,
David Laborde, and
Will Martin
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Demand
uncertainty and trade failures
Daniel Nguyen
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Price as an indicator for quality?
Jørgen Drud Hansen and
Jørgen Ulff-Møller Nielsen
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Exporting, innovation and the environment: a new
look with micro data
Sourafel Girma, Aoife Hanley and Felix
Tintelnot
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The
impact of trade liberalisation on unemployment: Evidence from Trinidad and
Togabo
Michael
Henry, Eric Strobl
and Frank Walsh
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16:50-17:10
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Horizontal and vertical interdependence
in the multinational subsidiary network
Maggie Chen
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Common external tariff choice in core customs
unions
Mark Melatos
and
Alan Woodland
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Product and destination mix in export markets
João Amador
and
Luca David Opromolla
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Gotcha! A profile of smuggling in international
trade
Helge Berger
and
Volker Nitsch
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The dynamic effects of economic integration: A
comparative study on the competitive power of Turkey and EU-8
Özge Aynagöz Çakmak and
Şiir Yilmaz
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Fairness,
trade and inequality
Hartmut Egger
and
Udo Kreickemeier
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17:10-17:30
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Horizontal FDI, vertical FDI and
domestic investment
Julian Emami Namini and Enrico Pennings
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Trade
negotiations: A market access theory
Monika Mrazova
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Technology
adoption and the selection effect of trade
Antonio Navas-Ruiz and
Davide Sala
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Intra-
and inter-industry productivity spillovers in OECD manufacturing: A spatial
econometric perspective
Harald Badinger and
Peter Egger
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Trade as a wage
disciplining device
Damiaan Persyn
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17:30-17:50
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Investment liberalization and cross-border
acquisitions: The effect of partial foreign ownership
Serena Fatica
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An economic theory
of GATT: Comment
Pascalis Raimondos-Møller and Alan Woodland
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Second thoughts on exporter productivity
Philipp Schröder and
Allan Sørensen
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What determines the degree of export
diversification?
Aleksandra
Parteka and Massimo Tamberi
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Trade, foreign direct investment and economic
growth
Andrzej
Cieślik and
Monika Tarsalewska
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Inequality and prices: Does China benefit the poor
in America?
Christian
Broda and
John Romalis
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17:50-18:10
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Sectoral productivity and spillover effects of FDI
Jorge Fornero
and
Gabriele Tondl
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Endogenous sequencing of tariff decisions
Chrysostomos Tabakis
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New
dimensions of adjustment to globalization
Marialuz
Moreno Badia,
Veerle Slootmaekers and
Ilke Van Beveren
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Knowledge spillover externality and the home market
effect
Nuria Domeque Claver, Carmen Fillat Castejón and Fernando Sanz
Gracia
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The effects of temporary immigration on prices of
non traded goods and services
Leila
Baghdadi and
Marion Jansen
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18:10-18:15
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Break
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18:15-19:00
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PLENARY SESSION 3,
Auditorium Chair: Joseph Francois
International trade
with heterogeneous retailers
Horst Raff and Nicolas
Schmitt
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20:00
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Reception, Warsaw School of Economics, al. Niepodległosci 162
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Saturday, 13
September 2008
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09:00-10:40
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F1 INV
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F2 POL/REG
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F3 FIR
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F4 EMP
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F5 GRO
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F6 LAB
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09:00-09:20
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Mutual productivity spillovers and clusters in Eastern
Europe: Some empirical evidence
Chiara Franco and
Kornelia Kozovska
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Artificially low interest rates as export promotion
policy
Yasunobu Tomoda
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The interaction of productivity and financial
constraints: Firm-level evidence on barriers to international activity
Christian Arndt, Claudia Buch, and Anselm Mattes
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Trade facilitation and
the extensive margin of trade
Maria Persson
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The Balassa-Samuelson effect in the new EU Member
States and its impact on their competitiveness in intra-EU trade
Paweł Folfas
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Trade
and unemployment: What do the data say?
Gabriel
Felbermayr,
Julien Prat and
Hans-Jörg Schmerer
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09:20-09:40
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Effects of different types of foreign owners on firm performance
in Central and Eastern Europe
Mariya Hake
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Are social welfare states facing a race to the
bottom? A theoretical perspective
Glenn Rayp
and
Bert Vanbergen
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On
the gains and pains from ‘new new’ trade
Philipp Schröder and
Allan Sørensen
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Welfare gains from product variety in European
economies: A first assessment
Neil Foster, Johannes Pöschl and Robert Stehrer
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Shaken, not stirred: The impact of disasters on
international trade
Martin Gassebner. Alexander Keck and Robert Teh
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Real wages and non-traded goods
Ronald Jones
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09:40-10:00
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A multitask model of
multinational maker’s
control of foreign distribution channels
Toshihiro Ichida
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CEECs’ specialization dynamics on the German market since 1995: In
search of evidence of competition from China
Elizaveta Archanskaia
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Trade liberalisation, heterogeneous firms
and endogenous investment
Gonzague Vannoorenberghe
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Market
openness and markups: The effect of international trade
Lourdes
Moreno and
Diego Rodriguez
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Chinese competition and skill-upgrading in
European textiles: Firm-level evidence
Emanuele
Forlani,
Philippe Monfort, and
Hylke Vandenbussche
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10:00-10:20
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The impact of corruption on FDI
Toby Kendall
and Ying Zhou
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Testing HOV at a regional level: Are
technological differences important?
Andres Artal-Tur and Francisco Requena-Silvente
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Exporting and
financial health: A developing country perspective
Matthew Cole,
Robert Elliott and Supreeya Virakul
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Export diversification: What's behind the
hump?
Olivier
Cadot,
Céline Carrère and
Vanessa Strauss-Kahn
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Distribution
services and the consumer price impact of trade
Joseph Francois,
Miriam Manchin and
Hanna Norberg
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Trade liberalization, regionalism and child
labor, with an application to West Africa
Leendert de Bell,
Karel van Hoestenberghe and Hein
Roelfsema
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10:20-10:40
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Assigning the power to perform
strategic trade policy in an economic union
Florian Bartholomae and
Karl Morasch
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Heterogeneous activities and heterogeneous
effects: The impact of export promotion on developing countries’ firm performance
Jerónimo Carballo and Christian Volpe Martincus
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Does opening up pay off? A gravity model approach
on Jordan’s trade liberalisation
Matthias
Busse and
Steffen Gröning
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10:40-11:10
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Coffee, Foyer on ground and first floors
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11:10-12:50
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G1
INV
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G2 REG
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G3
FIR
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G4 EMP/INS
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G5
GRO
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G6
OFF
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11:10-11:30
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Economic integration and welfare impacts of
FDI inflows
Young-Han Kim
and J. Kim
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EU and developing countries: An analysis
of preferential margins on agricultural trade flows
Maria Cipollina and
Luca Salvatici
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Trade
liberalization and self-control problems
Jennifer Abel-Koch
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Vertical intra-industry trade: An empirical
examination of US auto parts industry
Ayşegül
Ateş and
Kemal Türkcan
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International
outsourcing, firm performance and employment: Evidence from German establishment data
Christoph Moser, Dieter Urban and Beatrice Weder di Mauro
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11:30-11:50
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Brain exchange: Economic determinants of two-way
international trade, foreign direct investment, and skilled migration
Jeffrey
Bergstrand, Peter Egger and Mario
Larch
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The
Euro adoption’s impact on
extensive and intensive margins of trade: The Italian case
Sergio de Nardis,
Carmine Pappalardo and Claudio Vicarelli
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A model of ideal differentiation and trade
Shon Ferguson
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Measurement
of variety and quality in international trade
Jan Van Hove
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Spatial
income structure in China: The role of economic geography and spatial
interaction
Laura Hering
and
Sandra Poncet
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Monitoring costs and offshoring with heterogeneous
firms
Ben Nelson
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11:50-12:10
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Outsourcing
versus FDI in oligopoly equilibrium
Dermot Leahy
and
Catia Montagna
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Industrial restructuring in Romania from a bilateral
trade perspective: Manufacturing exports to the EU from 1995 to 2006
Laura Haar
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Variety,
technology, and the composition of trade
Joseph Francois
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Exchange
rates, exports and FDI: A microeconometric analysis
David
Greenaway,
Richard Kneller and
Xufei Zhang
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Equipment investment, output and productivity
in China
Maria Jesus Herrerias
and Vicente Orts
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Protection and international sourcing
Emanuel Ornelas and
John L. Turner
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12:10-12:30
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Technology transferred by multinationals
Maria Garcia-Vega and
Elena Huergo
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Measuring trade regionalisation: The case of Asia
P. Lelio
Iapadre and
Francesca Tironi
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Financial
constraints as a barrier to export participation
Flora Bellone, Patrick Musso, Lionel
Nesta and
Stefano Schiavo
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Does
trade weaken product quality standards?
Katia Berti
and Rod Falvey
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Service offshoring and location factors: Evidence
from Poland
Eliza
Chilimoniuk and
Mariusz-Jan Radło
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12:30-12:50
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Greenfield versus acquisition in FDI: Evidence
from Romania
Cristinel
Constantin and Nicolae Marinescu
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Trade and output convergence in the new members of
the European Union
Andrea Ingianni
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Endogenous product differentiation and
international competition
Andreas Hoefele
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Institutional quality and trade performance: A
sectoral gravity model approach
Tomasz Iwanow
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Privatization, productivity and the shutdown of
state-owned firms by multinationals
Grzegorz Pac
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Organizational complexity of multinational groups and
productivity in the European Union
Carlo
Altomonte and
Armando Rungi
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12:50-14:00
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Lunch, Foyer on ground floor
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14:00-14:20
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UCL and LICOS PRIZE
2007, Auditorium Chair: Maurizio
Zanardi
Award of the prize for the best paper on Trade and EU Policy
Hylke Vandenbussche
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14:20-16:00
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H1
INV
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H2
REG
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H3
FIR
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H4
INS
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H5
GRO
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H6
OFF
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14:20-14:40
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Physical capital, knowledge capital, and the
choice between FDI and outsourcing
Yongmin Chen,
Ignatius Horstmann and
James Markusen
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The strategic formation of bilateral and
multilateral trade agreements
Nathalie Jorzik
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A heterogeneous fixed costs intra-industry trade
model
Jan Guldager Jørgensen, Philipp J. H. Schröder and Zhihao Yu
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Democracy and variety in international trade
Martin
Gassebner and
Andrea Lassmann
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The impact of fair trade networks on farmers’
participation and income distribution
Tomas Konecny
and
Jan Myslivecek
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Outsourcing versus integration at home and abroad
Stefano Federico
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14:40-15:00
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Firm
growth in multinational corporate groups
Harald Oberhofer and
Michael Pfaffermayr
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Europe's internal market and the Dutch economy:
Implcations for trade and growth
Arjan Lejour,
Bas Straathof, Gert-Jan Linders, Arjan Lejour and Jan Möhlmann
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Trade and
variety in a model with endogenous product differentiation
Oliver Lorz and
Matthias Wrede
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International trade and domestic economic geography:
The case of the port openings of Japan, 1859
Toshihiro Atsumi
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Would global patent protection be too weak without
international coordination?
Edwin Lai
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Understanding
offshoring: Is Spain a low-cost offshore production site?
Belen González-Díaz and
Rosario Gandoy
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15:00-15:20
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Intellectual property rights, southern innovation
and FDI
Anuj Joshua Mathew and Arijit Mukherjee
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The European
Union: One market to
be or not to be, this is a
question
Magdalena Olczyk and
Joanna
Wolszczak-Derlacz
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Quality assurance and the home market effect
Ai-Ting Goh
and
Tomasz Michalski
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Private
standards, exporting countries and small producers: A comparative analysis
Karine
Latouche and
Vanessa Persillet
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The elasticity of
substitution and the sector bias of international
outsourcing: Solving the puzzle
Daniel Horgos
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15:20-15:40
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Network effects and inward FDI policy
Fergal McCann
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Trade implications of Poland’s accession to EMU
Andrzej
Cieślik,
Jan Jakub Michalek and
Jerzy Mycielski
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Market
size and market structure
Peter Neary
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Governance indicators: A guide
Per Botolf Maurseth
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“Slicing
the value chain” internationally: Empirical evidence on the offshoring
strategy by French firms
Liza Jabbour
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15:40-16:00
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An empirical analysis of comparative advantage and
firm exit
David
Greenaway,
Richard Kneller and
Danny McGowan
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Truths and myths about the openness of EU trade
policy and the use of EU trade preferences
Lars Nilsson
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Trade liberalization and the degree of competition
in international duopoly
Damoun
Ashournia,
Per Svejstrup Hansen and Jonas Worm Hansen
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Sharing the home market or getting close for fight
Martin Bandulet and
Karl Morasch
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Trade
liberalization, female labor force participation and economic growth
Philip Sauré
and Hosny Zoabi
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The determinants of offshoring: The role of
infrastructure and quality of institutions
Elisa Gamberoni,
Rainer Lanz, and
Roberta Piermartini
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16:00-16:30
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Coffee, Foyer on ground and first floors
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16:30-18:10
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I1 INV
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I2
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I3 INV
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I4 INS
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I5 MISC
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I6 OFF
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16:30-16:50
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FDI spillovers, import competition and export
intensity: Evidence for Romanian manufacturing firms
Bruno Merlevede
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Foreign direct investment in Europe: Tax
competition and agglomeration economies
Åsa Hansson
and
Karin Olofsdotter
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Democracy, trade and the political economy of
technology adoption
Matteo Cervellati, Alireza Naghavi
and Farid Toubal
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Vertical production chain and global sourcing
Christian Schwarz
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International outsourcing, the nature of tasks
and occupational stability in Germany
Daniel Baumgarten
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16:50-17:10
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Location of inward FDI in Germany: An analysis at the
municipality level
Sascha Becker,
Petter Egger and
Valeria Merlo
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Why do firms invest abroad? An analysis of the
motives underlying foreign direct investments
Chiara Franco,
Giuseppe Vittucci Marzetti
and Francesco Rentocchini
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On the evolution of institutional comparative
advantage
Marcella Nicolini
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A clockwork economy: A three-dimensional trade model
imbedded in the general equilibrium theory
Koen Smet
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Offshoring
and manufacturing employment: A general equilibrium analysis
Cosimo Beverelli
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17:10-17:30
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Knowledge
sourcing and innovation: Panel data evidence for Chinese firms
Jun Du,
Sourafel Girma and Henry Michael
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Is FDI into China crowding out the FDI into the
European Union?
Laura Resmini and
Iulia Siedschlag
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Does trade foster institutions? An empirical
assessment
Alessia
Paccagnini and Marcella Nicolini
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Economic
integration, technological innovation, expectations and endogenous systemic
sunk costs
Robert Owen
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Skill-biased effects of service offshoring in Western
Europe
Rosario Crinò
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17:30-17:50
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Foreign acquisitions and specialisation in
job tasks
Katariina Nilsson Hakkala, Fredrik Heyman and
Fredrik Sjöholm
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The Heckscher-Ohlin trade in case of the Central
and Eastern European countries
Agnieszka Pugacewicz
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Offshoring
production: A simple model of wages, productivity, and growth
Colin
Davis and
Alireza Naghavi
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17:50-18:10
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Impact of foreign direct investment on growth:
Do host country social and economic conditions matter?
Sabina Noormamode
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International capital flows and host country
political environment: An empirical investigation
Nicolas Sauter and
Thomas Walter
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Does trade facilitation matter in bilateral trade?
Chahir Zaki
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Have
trade flows changed after the EU enlargement?
Wolfgang Polasek,
Richard Sellner and
Wolfgang Schwarzbauer
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18:10-18:15
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Break
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18:15-19:00
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PLENARY SESSION 4,
Auditorium Chair: Ian Wooton
Services
traders in the UK
Holger Breinlich and Chiara Criscuolo
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19:30
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Reception, The Golden Hall, Kazimierzowski Palace, first
floor (on Main Campus)
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