6th Annual Conference
November 12- November 14, 1999
Purdue University
Organizers:
Jon Haveman and Marie Thursby
Purdue University
Sponsored by:
Center for International Business Education and Research
Krannert School of Management
Session 1: Friday, November 12, 9 am-12:15
108 Krannert Center
Chair: Jon Haveman, Purdue University
9:00-10:00
On the Empirical Validity of the General Law of Comparative Advantage: The Case of Japan
Daniel Bernhofen,
Clark University
Discussant:
Nina Pavcnik,
Dartmouth University.
10:00-11:00
The Economic Significance of National Border Effects
Carolyn Evans,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Discussant:
Michael Nicholson,
University of Colorado
11:15-12:15
Exchange Rate Pass-Through and Antidumping Investigations
PDF
Bruce Blonigen,
University of Oregon
Stephen Haynes, University of Oregon
Discussant:
Simon Evenett,
Rutgers University.
Lunch
Session 2: Friday, November 12, 2:00-5:30pm
108 Krannert Center
Chair:
Marie Thursby,
Purdue University
2:00-3:00
The Dynamics of International Specialisation
PDF
Stephen Redding,
London School of Economics
Discussant:
Daniel Bernhofen,
Clark University.
3:15-4:15
The United States is a Small Country in World Trade
(Word)
Stephen Magee,
University of Texas
Kwang-Yeol Yoo, University of Texas
Nakgyoon Choi, Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade
Discussant:
James Harrigan,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
4:30-5:30
The Mechanisms for Exchange Rate and Wage Interaction
Linda Goldberg,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Discussant:
Bruce Blonigen,
University of Oregon.
Adjourn
Session 3: Saturday, November 13, 9 am-12:15
320 Stewart Center
Chair:
Jerry Thursby,
Purdue University
9:00-10:00
The Impact of the Asia Crisis on US Industry: An almost-free lunch?
James Harrigan,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Discussant:
Theresa Greaney,
Syracuse University.
10:00-11:00
Intellectual Property Rights and Licensing: an Econometric Investigation
Guifang Yang, University of Colorado
Keith Maskus,
University of Colorado
Discussant:
Marie thursby,
Purdue University.
11:15-12:15
Decomposing the Growth of OECD Trade During 1970-1996
Simeon Djankov, The World Bank and CEPR
Simon Evenett,
Rutgers University
Bernard Yeung, New York University
Discussant:
Jeffrey Bergstrand,
Notre Dame University
Lunch
12:30-2:00
West Faculty Lounge, Purdue Memorial Union
Speaker:
Linda Goldberg,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
"Open Research Questions in International Economics"
Session 4: Saturday, November 13, 2:30-6:00pm
320 Stewart Center
Chair:
William Hutchinson,
Miami University of Ohio
2:30-3:30
On the Home Market Effect: Theory and Empirical Evidence
PDF
Federico Trionfetti,
London School of Economics
Discussant:
Carolyn Evans,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
3:45-4:45
Empirical Investigation on Comparative Advantage Among OECD Countries
PDF
Mika Saito,
Cornell University
Discussant:
Keith Maskus,
University of Colorado-Boulder.
5:00-6:00
Trade Theory and the Evolution of Post-War US Manufacturing: Are US Industries Behaving As We'd Expect?
Peter Schott,
Yale University
Discussant:
Jon Haveman,
Purdue University.
Adjourn
Session 5: Sunday, November 14, 9 am-12:15
108 Krannert Center
Chair: Jon Haveman, Purdue University
9:00-10:00
Assessing the Impacts of US-Japan Bilateral Trade Agreements, 1980-1995
Theresa Greaney,
Syracuse University
Discussant:
Beata Smarzynska,
World Bank.
10:00-11:00
Experimental Foreign Exchange Markets
(PDF)
Eric Fisher,
Ohio State University
Discussant:
Timothy Cason,
Purdue University.
11:15-12:15
Trade Protection: Commercial Policy versus Exchange Rate Policy
Ravi Yatawara,
University of Delaware
Discussant:
William Hutchinson,
Miami University of Ohio
Adjourn
Participants:
Address List
Jeffrey Bergstrand,
Notre Dame University
Daniel Bernhofen,
Clark University
Bruce Blonigen,
University of Oregon
Timothy Cason,
Purdue University
Carolyn.Evans,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Simon Evenett,
Rutgers University and World Bank
Eric Fisher,
Ohio State University
Linda Goldberg,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Theresa Greaney,
Syracuse University
James Harrigan,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Jon Haveman,
Purdue University
William Hutchinson,
Miami University of Ohio
Stephen Magee,
University of Texas
Keith Maskus,
University of Colorado
Michael Nicholson,
University of Colorado
Nina Pavcnik,
Dartmouth University
Stephen Redding,
London School of Economics
Mika Saito,
Cornell University
Peter Schott,
Yale University
Beata Smarzynska,
World Bank
Jerry Thursby,
Purdue University
Marie Thursby,
Purdue University
Federico Trionfetti,
London School of Economics
Guifang Yang,
University of Colorado
Ravi Yatawara,
University of Delaware
Address correspondence to:
Jon Haveman
2631 Jamestown Ln #303
Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone: (703) 566-6003
Programs from previous "Empirical Investigations" conferences:
First Annual: 1994
Second Annual: 1995
Third Annual: 1996
Fourth Annual: 1997
Fifth Annual: 1998
Jon Haveman (jon@haveman.org)