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of Chicago, and NBER. Seru and Matvos thank Initiative on Global Markets for funding. All errors are...
of the American Economy and Income Distribution and Macroeconomics for useful comments and suggestio...
programme for support of this research. The opinions are the author's alone and are not those o...
& Economic Growth in Munich, ETSG in Athens, and the NBER Pre-Conference and Conference on “Pate...
We are grateful to Mine Senses, Michael Sposi and participants in several seminars for helpful comme...
We thank seminar participants at Dartmouth College for helpful suggestions. We thank Daniel Keum for...
We would like to thank Vineer Bhansali for stimulating and renewing our interest in this topic. We t...
seminar participants at the Columbia's International Trade Colloquium, the NBER China Working G...
some anonymous referees, the Working Group on International Trade and Organizations at the NBER and ...
and the London School of Economics for very helpful comments and discussions. All errors are our own...
for helpful discussions and comments. We are grateful to Yi Lee for helping us to acquire and unders...
Karen Lewis, John Rogers, and Robert Vigfusson for their detailed comments. The views in this paper ...
The views in the paper are solely those of the authors and may not reflect the views of the USITC, i...
Caleb Johnson and Glenn Farley for excellent research assistance. All potential errors are ours. The...
This paper benefited from detailed comments by Fernando Alvarez, Peter Diamond and Stefanie Stantche...
of Chicago, and NBER. Seru and Matvos thank Initiative on Global Markets for funding. All errors are...
of the American Economy and Income Distribution and Macroeconomics for useful comments and suggestio...
programme for support of this research. The opinions are the author's alone and are not those o...
& Economic Growth in Munich, ETSG in Athens, and the NBER Pre-Conference and Conference on “Pate...
We are grateful to Mine Senses, Michael Sposi and participants in several seminars for helpful comme...
We thank seminar participants at Dartmouth College for helpful suggestions. We thank Daniel Keum for...
We would like to thank Vineer Bhansali for stimulating and renewing our interest in this topic. We t...
seminar participants at the Columbia's International Trade Colloquium, the NBER China Working G...
some anonymous referees, the Working Group on International Trade and Organizations at the NBER and ...
and the London School of Economics for very helpful comments and discussions. All errors are our own...
for helpful discussions and comments. We are grateful to Yi Lee for helping us to acquire and unders...
Karen Lewis, John Rogers, and Robert Vigfusson for their detailed comments. The views in this paper ...
The views in the paper are solely those of the authors and may not reflect the views of the USITC, i...
Caleb Johnson and Glenn Farley for excellent research assistance. All potential errors are ours. The...
This paper benefited from detailed comments by Fernando Alvarez, Peter Diamond and Stefanie Stantche...
of Chicago, and NBER. Seru and Matvos thank Initiative on Global Markets for funding. All errors are...
of the American Economy and Income Distribution and Macroeconomics for useful comments and suggestio...
programme for support of this research. The opinions are the author's alone and are not those o...