Global Development and Trade
Countries around the world experience different levels of economic development, and policy can greatly affect the outcomes of the global community and move people out of poverty. Scholars at ¹ÏÌïºÚÁÏand the — our joint venture with Stanford Seed — are studying critical issues that inform our understanding of human and economic development in low- and middle-income countries, as well as how public policies around the world are formulated and their effectiveness at alleviating poverty. Our scholars also study international trade’s impact on businesses, governments, and society.
Keywords: international trade, trade policy, development
People in Global Development and Trade Research
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Associate Professor of Economics -
Professor of Economics -
Professor of Health Policy -
Assistant Professor of Economics -
Professor of Political Science and Leadership Values, Emeritus -
Associate Professor at the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability -
Professor of Political Economy -
Professor of Economics -
Trione Visiting Professor -
Senior Fellow -
Professor of International Communication -
Professor of Economics, Emeritus -
Associate Professor of Political Economy -
Professor of Economics -
Assistant Professor of Economics -
Gordon and Betty Moore Senior Fellow -
Professor of Sciences and Humanities, Emeritus -
Professor of Economics, Emeritus -
Executive Director and Research Scholar, Stanford King Center on Global Development -
Co-Director, Stanford Center on China's Economy and Institutions (SCCEI) -
Professor of Earth System Science -
Professor of Finance -
Professor of Medicine -
Associate Professor of Economics -
Professor of Economics, Emeritus -
Research Scholar -
Trione Visiting Professor -
Professor in International Agricultural Policy -
Executive Director and Senior Research Scholar -
Professor of Law -
Professor of Economics -
Professor of Political Science -
Associate Professor of Economics -
Professor of Economics -
Professor of American Economic History, Emeritus
Related Publications
- Bloom, N., Handley, K., Kurmann, A., & Luck, P. (2024). The China Shock Revisited: Job Reallocation and Industry Switching in U.S. Labor Markets. Working Paper.
- Redding, S. (2024). Spatial Economics. Working Paper.
- Heblich, S., Redding, S., & Zylberberg, Y. (2024). The Distributional Consequences of Trade: Evidence from the Grain Invasion. Working Paper.
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