Daniel Bernhofen

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Biography

Daniel joined the University of Nottingham in 2005. He is Professor of International Economics and Director of the Leverhulme Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy (GEP). Prior to moving to Nottingham he taught at Clark University (USA), Brandeis University International Business School (USA), the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University (USA) and the University of Ulm (Germany). Daniel's research interests are in the theoretical, empirical and historical aspects of globalisation and international trade. His research has been funded by the US National Science Foundation (NSF), the Leverhulme Trust, the Humboldt Foundation and the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation. He has published in the American Economic Review, the Journal of Political Economy, the Journal of International Economics and Economic Theory.

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Research Summary

Daniel's research interests are in the theoretical, empirical and historical aspects of international trade.

Recent Publications

• BERNHOFEN, D.M., 2011. The empirics of general equilibrium trade theory. In: BERNHOFEN, FALVEY, GREENAWAY AND KREICKEMEIER, ed., Palgrave Handbook of International Trade Palgrave.
• BERNHOFEN, GREENAWAY, FALVEY AND KREICKEMEIER, 2011. Handbook of International Trade Palgrave.
• ATSUMI, T. AND BERNHOFEN, D.M., 2010. The effects of the unequal treaties on normative, economic and institutional changes in 19th century Japan. In: KLUMP R. AND M. VEC, ed., Globalisation and Normative Orders in the 19th century Springer. (In Press.)
• BERNHOFEN D.M., 2010. Empirical international trade Edward Elgar.

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• BERNHOFEN, D.M., 2011. The empirics of general equilibrium trade theory. In: BERNHOFEN, FALVEY, GREENAWAY AND KREICKEMEIER, ed., Palgrave Handbook of International Trade Palgrave.
• BERNHOFEN, GREENAWAY, FALVEY AND KREICKEMEIER, 2011. Handbook of International Trade Palgrave.
• ATSUMI, T. AND BERNHOFEN, D.M., 2010. The effects of the unequal treaties on normative, economic and institutional changes in 19th century Japan. In: KLUMP R. AND M. VEC, ed., Globalisation and Normative Orders in the 19th century Springer. (In Press.)
• BERNHOFEN D.M., 2010. Empirical international trade Edward Elgar.
• BERNHOFEN D.M., 2009. Multiple cones, factor price differences and the factor content of trade Journal of International Economics. 79(2), 266-271
• BERNHOFEN, D. M., 2009. Predicting the pattern of international trade in the neoclassical model: a synthesis Economic Theory. VOL 41(NUMBER 1), 5-21
• BERNHOFEN, D.M., 2006. Making sense of the comparative advantage gains from trade: comment on Batra Review of International Economics. 14(3), 517-519
• BERNHOFEN, D.M. and BROWN, J.C., 2005. An empirical assessment of the comparative advantage gains from trade: evidence from Japan American Economic Review. 95(1), 208-225
• BERNHOFEN, D.M., 2005. The empirics of comparative advantage: overcoming the tyranny of nonrefutability Review of International Economics. 13(5), 1017-1023
• BERNHOFEN, D. M., 2005. Gottfried Haberler's 1930 Reformulation of Comparative Advantage in Retrospect Review of International Economics. VOL 13(NUMBER 5), 997-1000
• BERNHOFEN, D.M. and BROWN, J.C., 2004. A direct test of the theory of comparative advantage: the case of Japan Journal of Political Economy. 112(1), 48-67
• BERNHOFEN, D.M., 2001. Product differentiation, competition, and international trade Canadian Journal of Economics. 34(4), 1010-1023
• BERNHOFEN, D. M. and HAFEEZ, Z., 2001. Oligopolistic Competition and Intra-Industry Trade: Evidence from the OECD Australian Economic Papers. VOL 40(ISSU 1), 77-90
• BERNHOFEN, D. M., 2001. Measuring diversity in product space: the missing axiom Economics Letters. VOL 70(NUMBER 1), 69-72
• BERNHOFEN, D. M. and XU, P., 2000. Exchange rates and market power: evidence from the petrochemical industry Journal of International Economics. VOL 52(NUMBER 2), 283-297
• BERNHOFEN, D.M., 1999. Intra-industry trade and strategic interaction: theory and evidence Journal of International Economics. 47, 225-244 (In Press.)