Leonardo Iacovone
World Bank
Leonardo Iacovone is an Economist with the Development Research Group, World Bank. He obtained a DPhil in economics from University of Sussex. Before joining the World Bank, he served as economic advisor (ODI Fellow) for the Government of Mozambique and as a consultant for various international organizations (WTO, USAID, UNIDO, UNDP, DfID, European Commission). His research focus is on firm-level responses to challenges and opportunities of globalization, industrial dynamics, exports, commodity prices, energy efficiency and regional trade agreements.
Articles by Leonardo Iacovone:
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Getting ready to export
5 April 2012, 5447 reads
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The two faces of Wal-Mart in Mexico
20 August 2011, 12461 reads
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How firms start exporting: New evidence from Mexico
1 August 2010, 9916 reads
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Banking crises and exports: Lessons from the past for the recent trade collapse
27 November 2009, 9519 reads
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Banking crises and exports: Lessons from the past
1 September 2009, 10108 reads
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