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Ariell Reshef Department of
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Teaching.
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Research Interests:
Technological Change, Labor Economics, International Trade, Development
Economics.
Publications
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Why Does
Capital Flow to Rich States?
With Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan, Bent Sorensen and Oved Yosha, forthcoming at Review of
Economics and Statistics. Programs
and data. See also previous NBER
working paper 11301 version.
Working papers
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Skill
Biased Technological Change in Services versus the Rest: an Estimate and
Interpretation
(Previously circulated under the title “Is Technological Change Biased Towards
the Unskilled in Services? An Empirical Investigation”)
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Human
Capital in the U.S. Financial Sector: 1909-2006
With Thomas Philippon. Revise and
resubmit at Journal of Finance.
Also NBER working paper 14644,
CPER discussion paper 7282.
Quoted in the media:
New
York Times (also on February
4, 2009, February
5, 2009, August
14, 2009) and by Paul
Krugman’s New York Times Op-Ed; The Economist: February
25, 2009, May
28, 2009; Financial Times: April
6, 2009 and by Martin
Wolf on April 14, 2009; Wall Street
Journal, and on May
14, 2009 (see related figure)
September
10, 2009; Time;
Le
Monde; Les
Echos (also on May
19, 2009); Handelsblatt;
Haaretz;
Howard
Davies (Director of the LSE); and some blogs (Reuters,
WSJ
Bolgs, American
Enterprise Institute, Resource Investor
and VOX, Portfolio.com,
Creative
Class, Truth Out).
NPR interview on Planet Money and related
article.
Quoted in: Written
Testimony for the House Oversight Committee Hearing on Hedge Funds,
November 13, 2008.
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Skill Biased
Financial Development: Education, Wages and Occupations in the U.S. Financial
Sector
With Thomas Philippon. Also NBER
working paper 13437.
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Big Hits
in Manufacturing Exports and Development
With William Easterly.
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The Power of Exports
With William Easterly and Julia Schwenkenberg. World Bank Policy Research
Working Paper 5081.
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Trade and Harmonization: If
Your Institutions Are Good, Does It Matter If They Are Different?
With Roumeen Islam, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 3907.
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Heckscher-Ohlin and the Global Increase
of Skill Premia: Factor Intensity Reversals to the Rescue