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“The Covid-19 pandemic has left in its wake a global economy damaged beyond what was thought possible a decade ago. The globalised nature of the 21st century global economy is a key component in terms of the dynamics, and effects, of… Read moreLocalising Value Chains in the Post-COVID World Would Add to Economic Losses, Make Domestic Economies More Vulnerable
The Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) has launched two publications, with contributions from policymakers and researchers worldwide, looking at the economic impacts of COVID-19, those seen and those potentially to come. Economics in the Time of COVID-19 begins from… Read moreThe Economic Impacts of COVID-19
The great leveraging / Alan M. Taylor (DP9082) Capital regulation and credit fluctuations / Hans Gersbach, Jean-Charles Rochet (DP9077) International trade and institutional change : medieval Venice’s response to globalization / Diego Puga, Daniel Trefler (DP9076) National institutions and African… Read moreWeeks of 6 and 13 August: CEPR Discussion Papers
World Investment Report 2012 (UNCTAD) Débâcle : the 11th GTA report on protectionism / edited by Simon Evenett (Centre for Economic Policy Research) 0
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Trade, competition, and the pricing of commodities / edited by Simon J. Evenett, Frédéric Jenny Unfinished business? : the WTO’s Doha agenda / edited by Will Martin, Aaditya Mattoo Reforming the international monetary system / Emmanuel Farhi, Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, Hélène… Read moreWeek of 5 March: CEPR e-Books
Labor differentiation and agglomeration in general equilibrium / Marcus Berliant, Yves Zenou (DP8840) Measuring the upstreamness of production and trade flows / Pol Antràs … [et al.] (DP8839) On the connection between intra-temporal and intertemporal trade / Jiandong Ju, Kang… Read moreWeek of 13 February: CEPR Discussion Papers