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wiiw Global Economy
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James R. Markusen, University of Colorado, Boulder,
IIES, Trinity College Dublin, CEPR, NBER, CEBR (Copenhagen) |
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The Globalization Debate:
Rhetoric versus Reality
Lecture jointly organized by Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB)
and wiiw, 26 April 2004, 5 p.m.
Venue: Oesterreichische Nationalbank, Vienna 9,
Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, OeNB Auditorium (ground floor) |
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James
R. Markusen is Professor of Economics at the University of Colorado
at Boulder since 1990, a Research Associate of the National
Bureau of Economic Research and was also a Research Fellow at
the CEPR. He has held visiting professorships at various universities
around the globe (University of California - San Diego, University
of New South Wales - Sydney, IIES - University of Stockholm,
Pompeu Fabra University - Barcelona, Stockholm School of Economics)
and is currently on sabbatical leave at the Institute for International
Integration Studies, Trinity College Dublin. He has been active
on the editorial boards of the main international economics
journals (Journal of International Economics, Review
of International Economics, and Journal of International
Economic Integration). His awards include the Jagdish Baghwati
Award for the Best Article in the Journal of International
Economics for the two-year period 1999-2000 and the Boulder
Faculty Assembly Research Excellence Award (University of Colorado,
1997). Professor Markusen is the author of many influential
articles and bocks on the theory of multi-national firms in
which he has pioneered research over the past 20 years and the
theory of international trade (see his recent bock Multinational
Firms and the Theory of International Trade; MIT Press 2002).
He has published widely in the top economic journals.
Professor Markusen has contributed substantially to the theoretical
literature on international trade and foreign direct investment.
His fields of specialization are International Trade Theory,
Multinational Corporations, Location Models and Numerical GE
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