Working Papers

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201401: Numerical Simulations of Competition in Quantities

Devon Gorry and John Gilbert

201103: Some New Excel-based Tools for Trade Theory and Policy

John Gilbert

201102: Net Campaign Contributions, Agricultural Interests, and Votes on Liberalizing Trade with China

John Gilbert and Reza Oladi

201101: Monopolistic Competition and North-South Trade

Reza Oladi and John Gilbert

200906: A 'Live' Version of the Specific Factors Model in Excel

John Gilbert

200905: A 'Live' Version of the HOS Model with Interventions

John Gilbert

200904: An Introduction to GAMS Modeling for International Trade Theory and Policy

John Gilbert and Edward Tower

200903: Agricultural Trade Reform Under Doha and Poverty in India

John Gilbert

200902: A 'Live' Version of the HOS Model in Excel

John Gilbert

200901: Optimal Irrational Behavior

James Feigenbaum, Frank Caliendo and Emin Gahramanov

200807: Capital Market Regimes and Bank Structure in Europe

Ronald Shrieves, Drew Dahl and Michael F. Spivey

200806: Community Reinvestment Act Enforcement and Targeted Mortgage Lending

Drew Dahl, Douglas Evanoff and Michael F. Spivey

200805: Trading Places: The Effect of Voting Systems On Multicandidate Elections

Derek Johnson, Randy Simmons and Ryan Yonk

200804: Foreign Direct Investment, Non-traded Goods and Real Wages

Reza Oladi, John Gilbert and Hamid Beladi

200803: BIMSTEC-Japan Trade Cooperation and Poverty in Asia

John Gilbert

200802: Trade Policy, Poverty, and Income Distribution in CGE Models: An Application to SAFTA

John Gilbert

200801: Agricultural Trade Reform and Poverty in the Asia-Pacific: A Survey and Some New Results

John Gilbert

200101: Assessing Regional Trading Arrangements in the Asia-Pacific

John Gilbert, Robert Scollay and Bijit Bora