Trade Diversion

Commentary on development, globalization, and trade by Jonathan Dingel.

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Jonathan Dingel is an associate professor of economics at Chicago Booth.

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“Based on that calculation, international trade was a significant source of economic growth for the United States l… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 7 hours ago
RT @instrumenthull: Econometrica seems to be experimenting with brief author responses to referee reports, prior to editor decisions. Seems… 2 days ago
RT @BenZissimos: Fantastic postdoc opportunity in international trade at Paris School of Economics, working with the excellent trade group… 2 days ago
RT @scottlincicome: The easiest way to get the feds to stop the Chinese Spy Balloon is to load it up with American-made goods and try float… 3 days ago
RT @conlon_chris: I would say this is an unsurprising/well-known issue, but despite the protests of IO economists, using Compustat to measu… 3 days ago

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"The most thorough international trade and globalisation blogger" - Iana Dreyer
"A neat blog... good academic content" - Rob Elliott
"Contains interesting articles on economic globalization" - GlobaLab

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