Joseph Francois
Johannes Kepler Universität Linz and CEPR
http://ideas.repec.org/e/pfr26.html
Joseph Francois is Professor of Economics at Johannes Kepler Universität Linz and a Research Fellow in the CEPR International Trade and Regional Economics Programme. He is also director and co-founder of the European Trade Study Group, and a board member of the Global Trade Analysis Project. He has served as senior economist at the GATT/WTO (in charge of economic modeling) during the Uruguay Round, and Chief of Research and Acting Director of Economics for the U.S. International Trade Commission during the NAFTA negotiations. His research interests include: trade in services, competition policy in open economies, economic integration; the multilateral trading system and computational partial and general equilibrium modelling. He posts an occasional blog on the global economy (http://www.intereconomics.com/blogs/jff/blogger.html).
Articles by Joseph Francois:
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Will Chinese revaluation create American jobs?
23 April 2010, 10156 reads
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Deconstructing Sino-US codependence: Revaluation, tariffs, exports, and jobs
16 April 2010, 5964 reads
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Follow the bouncing ball – trade and the great recession redux
27 November 2009, 6825 reads
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The big drop: Trade and the Great Recession
2 May 2009, 14795 reads
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The economic crisis, Doha completion, and protectionist pressure
17 December 2008, 8579 reads
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Doha Round failure: This is the way the round ends…
1 August 2008, 18539 reads
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It is time to declare victory and go home
28 June 2007, 9054 reads
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