My current research explores two themes in international economics: the impact of domestic (e.g. environmental, financial, & intellectual property reform) or trade regulation (e.g. tariffs, export promotion) on firm performance and resource allocation; and the role of data sparcity in the estimation of spatial models of international trade. Recent working papers and work-in-progress is listed below.
DYADIC DOUBLE/DEBIASED MACHINE LEARNING FOR ANALYZING DETERMINANTS OF FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS (pdf, March 2022)
With Harold D Chiang, Yukun Ma, Yuya Sasaki.
TRADE POLICY UNCERTAINTY & THE MISALLOCATION OF CHINESE LABOR
With Qing Shi and Yong Tan
EXPORTING AND INVESTMENT UNDER CREDIT CONSTRAINTS
With Kim Huynh, Robert Petrunia and Walter Steingress
INFORMATION FRICTIONS AND FIRM-LEVEL EXPORT DYNAMICS
With Magnus Buus, Jakob Munch and Georg Schaur
DECOMPOSING THE IMPACT OF TRADE ON AGGREGATE SKILL DEMAND: PLANT-LEVEL EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIA (pdf, October 2018)
With Hiro Kasahara and Yawen Liang
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