By Pablo M. Pinto, Leonardo Baccini and Stephen Weymouth
While academic and popular debates tend to focus on differential benefits and costs of trade across countries or industries, this brief highlights winners and losers at the level of individual firms. The authors demonstrate that preferential liberalization produces concentrated benefits among a relatively small number of very large and productive firms.
Nov. 21, 2017, 2:37 p.m.
Nicolas Shumway joined the Rice faculty in the fall of 2010 and served as Dean of Humanities through ...
Luis Duno-Gottberg is an associate professor of Caribbean and film studies at Rice University. He previously taught at Universidad Simón ...
