2018 Spring: International Economics II (MIT, 14.582)
/in Uncategorized/by Dave Donaldson- Lecture 1: Monopolistic Competition
- Lecture 2: Monopolistic Competition (Empirics)
- Lecture 3: Firm Heterogeneity (Theory I)
- Lecture 4: Firm-level Heterogeneity (Empirics I)
- Lecture 5: Firm-level Heterogeneity (Empirics II)
- Lecture 6: Firm-level Heterogeneity (Empirics III)
- Lecture 7: Firm Heterogeneity (Theory II)
- Lecture 8: Firm Heterogeneity (Theory III)
- Lecture 9: Measuring the Gains from Trade (Empirics)
- Lecture 10: Gains from Trade (Theory)
- Lecture 11: Micro to Macro: Optimal Trade Policy with Firm Heterogeneity
- Lecture 12: Markups (Theory)
- Lecture 13: Trade and Markups (Empirics)
- Lecture 14: The Elusive Pro-Competitive E ects of Trade
- Lecture 15: Econ Geography (theory I)
- Lecture 16: Economic Geography (Empirics I)
- Lecture 17: Economic Geography (Empirics II)
- Lecture 18: Economic Geography (Empirics III)
- Lecture 19 : Economic Geography (Empirics IV)
- Lecture 21: Trade and Growth (Theory I)
- Lecture 23: Trade and Growth (Empirics I)
- Lecture 24: Trade and Growth (Empirics II)
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