Rafael Dix-Carneiro
@dix_rafael
Professor at @DukeEcon working on topics related to Trade, Labor and Development. Guitar player. Foodie.
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Another insightful Devils and Wolves seminar with George Alessandria and Kim Ruhl, with a surprise appearance by Kirill Kirill Borusyak!
📣 NEW Discussion Paper 📣
This paper focuses on a set of domestic distortions that give rise to a phenomenon that is pervasive in developing economies: informality.
By Rafael Dix-Carneiro, Pinelopi Goldberg, Costas Meghir, & Gabriel Ulyssea: cowles.yale.edu/research/cfdp-…
🚨Substantially revised version of our trade and informality paper, now titled 'Trade and Domestic Distortions: the Case of Informality'.
w/ Pinelopi Goldberg Costas Meghir Gabriel Ulyssea
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The 4th Women in International Economics (WIE) conference starts tomorrow!
Check out the exciting program put together by YAN BAI, Stefania Garetto Nitya Pandalai-Nayar, Woan Foong Wong Laura Castillo-Martinez, Meredith Startz, Eunhee Lee
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- hosted by University of Rochester
Nice summary by Trade Diversion (Jonathan Dingel) of our latest version of Spatial Economics for Granular Settings (September 2023). See below.
LISTEN: Rafael Dix-Carneiro explains how regions exposed to more import competition had relatively higher unemployment & lower wages with effects lingering after Brazil first opened to trade.
Trade Talks 🎧 Podcast, wherever you find podcasts: tradetalkspodcast.com/podcast/191-br…
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