X Workshop

Presentations

• “Pollution haven hypothesis in emisions embodied in world trade” Luís A. López (University of Castilla La Mancha), Guadalupe Arce (University of Castilla La Mancha) and Tobias Kronenberg (University of Bochum).
• “The dynamic linkages among exports, R&D and productivity” Juan A. Máñez (University of Valencia), María Rochina (University of Valencia) and Juan A. Sanchis (University of Valencia).
• “Industry location and wages: the role of size and accesibility in trading networks” Javier Barbero (Autonomous University of Madrid), José Zofío (Autonomous University of Madrid) and Kristian Behrens (University of Quebec).
• “Residual exports and domestic demand: an empirical analysis” Jesús A. Muñoz (Complutense University of Madrid).
• “Breakpoints, trade margins and market areas: Municipal freight flows and urban hierarchy” Jorge Díaz (Autonomous University of Madrid), Carlos Llano (Autonomous University of Madrid) and José Zofío (Autonomous University of Madrid).
• “Does international arbitration promote FDI? Global empirical evidence with a gravity approach” Andrew Myburgh (World Bank) and Jordi Paniagua (Catholic University of Valencia).
• “The location determinants of MNEs in developing countries: The case of Spain” Josep Martí (Jaume I University), Maite Alguacil (Jaume I University) and Vicente Orts (Jaume I University).
• “A CGE analysis of the impact of FDI on the trade pattern of China with East Asia, the US and the rest of the world” Jing Zhou (Complutense University of Madrid) and María C. Latorre (Complutense University of Madrid).
• “Strategic Formation of Customs Unions” Lucía B. Angelo (University of Valencia).
• “The role of Institutions in Explaining Wage Determination in the Euro Area: a Panel Cointegration approach” Mariam Camarero (Jaume I University), Gaetano d’Alamo (University of Valencia) and Cecilio Tamarit (University of Valencia).
• ““Is the effect of economic integration on trade margins time sensitive? Sectoral evidence from Latin America”  Laura Márquez (Jaume I University), Luís Marcelo (National University of Córdoba, Argentina) and María Luisa (National University of Córdoba, Argentina).
• “Convergence in Spanish provinces” Antonio Montañés (University of Zaragoza), Lorena Olmos (University of Zaragoza) and Marcelo Reyes (University of Zaragoza).