International Economics Seminar Series: The Labor-Market Effects of Immigrant-Induced Demand Shocks in Norway with Jonathan Vogel, UCLA
International Trade: The Evolution of Regulation, Competition, and Innovation
Over the past decade both the level and structure of international trade have dramatically evolved. Parallel to this, the ideal structure of trade agreements also will need to evolve. For example, trade in services, a comparative advantage for the United States, is often stifled by local regulatory barriers.
Our work bringsincreased focus on key elements of international trade that may otherwise not receive full attention. Our Georgetown on the Hill series has featured numerous specific trade discussions.
Principal Investigators and Conveners: Ferdinando Monte
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International Economics Seminar Series: The Labor-Market Effects of Immigrant-Induced Demand Shocks in Norway with Jonathan Vogel, UCLA
March 12th, 2025
At this week’s international trade seminar, Jonathan Vogel, professor of economics at UCLA, presented “The Labor Supply Curve is Upward-Sloping: The Labor-Market Effects of Immigrant-Induced…
Current Trade Policy Challenges and Opportunities: the Path(s) Forward
January 15th, 2025
During the Fall 2024 Semester, the Center for Business and Public Policy hosted a Georgetown on the Hill (GOTH) event titled “Current Trade Policy Challenges and Opportunities: the Path(s) Forward.”…
Antonio Fatás comments on CNBC BREXIT feature
March 1st, 2019
“There’s ‘no good solution’ to Brexit, professor says” CNBC (March 11, 2019)The “best compromise” for the U.K. and E.U. would be to revoke Article 50, but that is not likely to happen,…
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