Professor James Harrigan
james.harrigan@virginia.edu
Charlottesville,
(434) 243-8354
Office location is 215 Monroe
Hall.
Recent Research
- Export Prices of U.S. Firms, NBER Working paper 17706,
with Xiangjun Ma and Victor Shlychkov, December 2011.
- Skill biased
heterogeneous firms, trade liberalization, and the skill premium, NBER Working Paper 17604,
with Ariell Reshef, November 2011.
- Good Jobs, Bad Jobs,
and Trade Liberalization. Journal of International Economics, May 2011. Co-authored with
Donald R. Davis. Mathematica program for
simulations.
- Zeros,
Quality, and Space: Trade Theory and Trade Evidence. American Economic Journal: Microeconomics,
May 2011. Co-authored with Richard Baldwin.
- Airplanes and Comparative Advantage, Journal of International Economics, November
2010. Online
appendix.
- Testing the
Theory of Trade Policy: Evidence from the Abrupt End of the Multifibre
Arrangement. Review of Economics
and Statistics, May 2009. Co-authored with Geoffrey Barrows.
- China’s Local Comparative Advantage.
April 2008. Chapter 3 in China's
Growing Role in World Trade, 2010, NBER Conference volume. Co-authored
with
International
Economics events at UVa
Shadow
Committee on U.S. Trade Policy
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