Right on time for this semester's teaching prep...
@alejandroriano
International trade economist; Associate Professor City, University of London. GEP & CESIfo Fellow. Export subsidies; Volatility; SEZ; Structural models of international trade. Penn State and Uniandes alumnus; formerly University of Nottingham and IDB.
Right on time for this semester's teaching prep...
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Some days bliss is simply not having to take the Northern Line 🙂
Excellent post. In to the teaching folder it goes
The view from my office today... 😎🎾
I woundn't reject the null that EU and UK statements are different, plus they are, most likely, inconsequential at this stage
A small economy? Slightly disappointed 😉
Excellent delivery! 😆
I am Loki, destroyer of worlds!
Hahaha! Spot on
Available while sunshine's around in London 😉
🙄 chill. academics across most disciplines don't know anything beyond their niche fields fo study (I sincerely don't think economists are worse in this respect than ppl in other disciplines). Take what journalists write with a big grain of salt... again, nothing new under the sun
That amount of Starmix is ludicrous! It will only last you half a presentation at best
The view from my office today 😎
Minimising my loss function 😉
What are your thoughts about CHN's export ban on rare earths? Am I right in thinking this one has the greatest potential to disrupt supply chains in the US?
I suppose that now that the EU is back to 10%, there goes the Brexit dividend 🙃
* ugh... people will stop, sorry
Hysteresis FTW!
We should tell everyone and normalise the fact that globalisation has been going on for thousands of yrs and its inherent to humanity. Perhaps that way people start blaming foreigners (ppl & goods) for their problems when the true cause lies somewhere else
Excellent thread John!
Happy to announce that I have been awarded Senior Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy!
Felicitaciones tocayo! Muy merecido!
Its a 🌞🌞🌞 weekend in the UK!!!
📣📣Worth shouting it from the rooftops! 📣📣
On a side note, hope you've watched the Argentinean version... its the absolute best and you'll have 'no importa el que diran' stuck in your head for a while!
Plus you have a lot of interesting cross-country and time-series variation, plus an 'experiment'. Its like 4 papers rolled into one 😉
Spring please come nooooow 🌈🌈🌷🌷
The tiranny of piecemeal deals is one of the biggest and most insidious costs of Brexit. The opportunity (political and economic) costs of all this pussyfooting quickly adds up!
I have several papers that explore tariff wars using economic models. Here’s what they tell us about likely outcomes (🧵)
TLDR: All countries ultimately lose. While the overall impact isn’t catastrophic for larger economies like the US, it’ll be devastating for small countries.