Another November, another job market. Who’s on the market in trade this year? As I have for the last six years, I focus on trade, neglecting international finance and open-economy macro. The distribution is a bit uneven this year — some schools have zero candidates, while UC Davis has six. If I’ve missed someone, please contribute to the list in the comments.

• Akira Sasahara (UC Davis) – Why Does Regional Income Inequality Sometimes Increase and Sometimes Decrease?: Theory and Evidence
• Andrés J. Maggi (Princeton) – The Impact of Productivity Growth in China on the Brazilian Economy
• Carolina Pan (Brandeis) – From Ideas to Trade
• Chang Sun (Princeton) – Factor-biased Multinational Production
• Daniela Viana Costa (Minnesota) – Export Composition, Terms of Trade, and GDP fluctuations.
• David Tsirekidze (Stanford) – Global Supply Chains, Trade Agreements and Rules of Origin
• François de Soyres (Toulouse) – Value Added and Productivity Linkages Across Countries
• Leandro Freylejer (Toronto) – Product Quality Information and Trade: A Dynamic Approach to the Extensive Margin of Trade
• Ildikó Magyari (Columbia) – Firm Reorganization, Chinese Imports, and US Manufacturing Employment
• Ilhyun Cho (UC Davis) – Offshoring and Labor Share in Manufacturing Industries in Developed Countries
• Inga Heiland (Munich) – Global Risk Sharing Through Trade in Goods and Assets: Theory and Evidence
• Jingting Fan (Maryland) – Talent, Geography, and Offshore R&D
• Jiwon Lee (UC Davis) – Counterfeiting and the Pricing Behavior of the Authentic Firm
• Joseph Vavrus (Colorado) – Local Access to Credit and International Trade
• Kan Yue (Purdue) – Estimating Import Quality: Do Countries Agree on Rankings?
• Luca Macedoni (UC Davis) – Large Multiproduct Exporters Across Rich and Poor Countries: Theory and Evidence
• Masha Brussevich (Purdue) – Does Trade Liberalization Narrow the Gender Wage Gap? The Role of Sectoral Mobility
• Martin Alfaro (Aarhus) – The Strategic Value of Large Domestic Firms: Theory and Evidence
• Matthew Grant (Yale) – Why Special Economic Zones? Using Trade Policy to Discriminate Across Importers
• Meredith Startz (Yale) – The value of face-to-face: Search and contracting frictions in Nigerian trade
• Nan Xu (Colorado) – Per Capita Income, Taste for Quality, and Exports Across Countries
• Sandile Hlatshwayo (Berkeley) – Heterogeneity in Responses to Policy Uncertainty: Evidence from European Firms
• Se Mi Park (Colorado) – Global Sourcing Patterns, Commercial Arbitration Regimes, and Relationship-Specific Transactions
• Seth Kingery (Michigan) – Radiating Trade: Gravity Through Spatial Geometry
• Sharat Ganapati (Yale) – The Modern Wholesaler: Global Sourcing, Domestic Distribution, and Scale Economies
• Shekhar Tomar (Toulouse) – Gains from Agricultural Market Reform: Natural Experiment from India
• Suprabha Baniya (Purdue) – The Effects of Timeliness on the Trade Pattern between Primary and Processed Goods
• Syed Uddin (FIU) – Value-added Trade, Exchange Rate Pass-Through, and Trade Elasticity: Revisiting Trade Competitiveness
• Tao Liu (UC Davis) – Trade Finance and International Currency: A Monetary Search Approach
• Vladimir Tyazhelnikov (UC Davis) – Production Clustering and Offshoring
• Woan Foong Wong (Wisconsin) – The Round Trip Effect: Endogenous Transport Costs and International Trade
• Yang Xu (Maryland) – Structural Change and Skill Premium in a Quantitative Model of Trade
• Yuta Takahashi (Northwestern) – Trade imbalances and their distributional consequences
• Zheli He (Columbia) – Trade and Real Incomes of the Rich and Poor: Cross-Country Evidence