Peter Eppinger

@petereppinger.com

Economist investigating international trade and multinationals at the University of Oldenburg and CESifo. Previously Uni Tübingen, LMU petereppinger.com

Our Global Economic Networks Workshop will return to New York City for its fifth edition! May 14-15 at Baruch College (CUNY) Keynotes: Natalia Ramondo, Andrew Bernard Submit your paper on networks in international economics (in a broad sense) by Feb. 4: tinyurl.com/GEN5WS

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Our Global Economic Networks Workshop will return to New York City for its fifth edition! May 14-15 at Baruch College (CUNY) Keynotes: Natalia Ramondo, Andrew Bernard Submit your paper on networks in international economics (in a broad sense) by Feb. 4: tinyurl.com/GEN5WS

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Developing a general-equilibrium model in which the safety of a country's currency and the choice of its exchange-rate regime arise endogenously, from Tarek Alexander Hassan, Thomas M. Mertens, Jingye Wang, and Tony Zhang www.nber.org/papers/w34332

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In this age of protectionist madness, it's time for a Nobel Prize awarded to the great pioneers of modern trade theory. My prediction: Elhanan Helpman, Samuel Kortum and Marc Melitz for their contributions to our understanding of international trade. In memoriam: Jonathan Eaton

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Personal news: I will be joining the University of Oldenburg as a Professor of International Economics in August! I'm deeply grateful to all those who have supported me at the University of Tübingen and beyond along the path to tenure and I'm excited for the new chapter. Also: I am hiring... 1/2

Excellent thread by a leading trade economist on what might be valid reasons for setting tariffs. Spoiler alert: None of those reasons could justify raising US import tariffs. Instead such a policy will harm (almost) everyone involved, especially US consumers.

John McLaren@johnmclaren.bsky.social · 2y ago

I'm seeing a huge spike in interest in tariffs from people who normally don't work in the economics of international trade. Here are a few useful things to know about them. (1/14)

Bilateral TD's reflect comparative advantage and are not necessarily a problem. I have a TD with my barber because I buy haircuts from him and he doesn't buy lectures from me. TD's are NOT a ripoff of our country by other countries! That's dumb. Cheers. (14/14)

Wow!! We received an overwhelming number of submissions - close to 100 this year. Big thanks to all those of you who are willing to contribute your papers! This is going to be an amazing workshop... But first: a very tough selection for us to make @annagumpert.bsky.social

Peter Eppinger@petereppinger.com · 2y ago

Very much looking forward to our 4th Global Economic Networks Workshop at Lake Como, Italy July 30-31, 2025 Keynotes: Kalina Manova and Felix Tintelnot Co-organizers: Anna Gumpert and Bo Kukharskyy Submit your paper by February 28! tinyurl.com/GEN2025 #callforpapers