9th GEP Annual Postgraduate Conference

Held on 29th and 30th April 2010 at the University of Nottingham.

• Call for Papers
• Conference programme
• Conference photos

               

Papers Presented:

• Mohamad Ahmad
  Assessing the Impact of Environmental Policies on International Trade Flows and Competitiveness: The Case of Syrian Olive Oil Industry
• Elizabeth Chen
  Financial Effects and Firm Productivity: Evidence from Chinese Manufacturing Data
• Daniel Etzel
  The Impact of Trade on Employment, Welfare, and Income Distribution in Unionized General Oligopolistic Equilibrium
• Christian Gormsen
  Beyond the Unobservable: Inferred Openness to Foreign Direct Investment and Migration
• Sandra Hanslin
  Public Sector Growth: The Role of Globalization
• Shafik Hebous
  What Determines the FDI mode of entry?
• Benedikt Heid
  Spatial Exporter Dynamics
• Sanne Hiller
  Milestones of European Integration: Which matters most for trade openness?
• Danny McGowan
  Trade Costs and Trade Composition: Multi-Country and Product Evidence on Sources of Comparative Advantage
• Smaranda Pantea
  Which International Technology Transfer Channels Are Effective in Raising Firm Productivity?
• Hanh Pham
  Financial Development, Financial Openness and Trade Openness: New Evidence
• Eva Pluskalova
  South Korea and European Union opening markets usinga bilateral Free Trade Agreement
• Marcel Smolka
  Do Contractual Frictions Shape Global Sourcing? Evidence from Spanish Firm-Level Data
• Pierre-Louis Vezina
  Race-to-the-bottom Unilateralism
• Zheng Wang
  Weighing China’s Export Basket: An Account of the Chinese Export Boom, 2000–2007
• Liu Yao
  A Specific-factor Model of Offshoring

We are pleased to annouce that the Best Paper Prize was awarded jointly to Veysel Avsar (Florida International University) and Marcel Smolka (Tubingen University).