News
- New publication in East Asian Economics
Martin Kleimann and Hans-Jörg Schmerer publish article in the "Asia Europe Journal". - Program Hagen Workshop "Global Economic Studies"
The first version of the program for our workshop in "Global Economic Studies" is now available. - Guest lecture by Elhanan Helpman
Professor Elhanan Helpman from Havard University will give a guest lecture for our Phd-course in "International Trade and Labor Market Outcomes". His two lectures will be held online using Zoom on the 7th and 8th of July, 10.00. We welcome interested students to join these events. - New publication in the CESifo working paper series
Researchers from the chair of International Economics published a working paper on potential interaction effects of health expenditures on the nexus between lockdowns and Covid-19 related mortality rates. - New publication online
A new co-authored publication in the Journal of Asian Economics is now available online. - Hagen Workshop on Global Economic StudiesThe
The FernUniversität in Hagen will organize a first workshop on Global Economic Studies, which will take place from 25th – 26th of May 2021. The conference will be online using a mix of live and prerecorded presentations. - New publication in "Journal of Asian Economics"
A recent study by Martin Kleimann and Hans-Jörg Schmerer was accepted for publication in the Journal of Asian Economics. - First Global Economic Policy Group Meeting 2021: Politics, Integration and Trade
Workshop organized with Westminster University of London - New Working Paper at Asian Development Bank
New publication at Asian Development Bank working paper series. - Study published in WTO collection: "Making Globalization More Inclusive“
The paper "German Employment Legislation and its Impact on the Trade and Labour Market Nexus" by Prof. Schmerer and Antonia Reinecke was published in the WTO collection "Making Globalization More Inclusive: Lessons from Experience with Adjustment Policies" in October, 2019. The paper was developed in cooperation with the WTO and analyzes the interaction effects between import competition and employment protection based upon the experience of the German labor market reform shortly after the turn of the 20th century. The Main result of the study is that employment protection seems to have little direct effects on the trade and labor demand nexus but that it places an additional cost on the firm that provides an incentive to train its workers.
13.08.2021
