A phenomenal cohort going to the top PhDs that they deserve. Congrats!

Looking forward now to bringing them back as AP in a few years!

Crônica? Oração? Poesia?
Não sei. Sei apenas que esse também é meu mundo ideal (e o que dói é que ele já existiu)

Great pleasure to see my UoNEconomics friends & colleagues, and to meet a very strong cohort of new trade economists. Excellent display of trade 💪🏽

Many thanks to the organizers for this great initiative!

Honored to be in this first one with such a distinguished group, talking about such critical issues.

É do curingão: VAR não pode chamar, pq não pode expulsar

Thanks Yoto V. Yotov, Scott Baier and Tibor Besedes for organizing this terrific workshop in honor of Jeff Bergstrand. It was an honor to be part of it.

Very looking forward to this exciting conference in Robin Hood's land

Nada como uma boa poesia mineira após uma semana difícil.
Obrigado, Fred Melo Paiva 🐓

Can you spot the 7 (hundred) errors?

Once upon a time, a long, long time ago, there were very, very few women in the graduate program of Sao Paulo School of Economics – FGV
FGV EESP

🆕 Trade liberalisation can weaken unions and reduce votes for the left 🇧🇷

Today on VoxDev, Pedro Ogeda, Emanuel Ornelas Sao Paulo School of Economics – FGV & Rodrigo R. Soares Insper outline evidence from #Brazil which shows how liberalisation undermines labour unions: voxdev.org/topic/institut…

Thanks, Lin Tian, it was great having you here and to learn about your new projects.

I hope you liked the visit to the jungle!

Welcome, Ben! We are all looking forward to have you here in Sao Paulo. Excellent addition to our theory group!

When you have the chance to welcome a good friend visiting Brazil for the first time: Amazonian food!

Great to see you, Ralph Ossa (the WTO couldn’t be in better hands)

Evidence from #Brazil shows how trade liberalisation actually reduced votes for the left by undermining labour unions, the traditional support base of many left-wing parties.
P Ogeda, Emanuel Ornelas . Sao Paulo School of Economics – FGV, R Soares Insper
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Excelente ponto sobre “até onde/quem devemos punir”:

A so-far ignored side effect of trade liberalization, which carries important long-run political implications.

We document it for Brazil. Does it extend to other countries? New research needed to answer that question.

Thanks VoxEU for helping to disseminate our work!

Mais uma lúcida tentativa do Bernardo Guimaraes de trazer clareza para a avaliação da nova(?!) política industrial brasileira.

(Só não entendi a referência a um tal de Nestor…)

Yes, rules of origin can improve investment, but only if they alter the behavior of high-productivity firms that would otherwise underinvest.

Very happy to see our take on this idea published at the Journal of International Economics!

Very looking forward to meeting the new generation of trade researchers & to having a 🍺 with the fantastic GEP crowd!