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ESCAP/WTO Seventh ARTNeT Capacity Building Workshop
for Trade Research
“Recent Advances in the Field of Trade Theory and
Policy Analysis Using Micro-Level Data”
Date
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12-16 September 2011 |
Venue
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Yogyakarta, Indonesia |
Organizers
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UNESCAP Trade
and Investment Division
World Trade Organization |
Objective
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This workshop will focus on the use of micro-level data in empirical research of trade related issues. It will be based on so-called “new-new trade theory”. The acquired skills could be used to assist developing countries in building high quality firm level datasets, which are necessary to improve the understanding of firm constraints to do business in general and to export. |
Documentation
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Session 1: Stylized facts about firms in international trade
Cosimo Beverelli, World Trade Organization
Session 2: The heterogeneous firms model of international trade
Cosimo Beverelli
Session 3: Implications of the new-new theory for normative and positive trade policy analysis
Cosimo Beverelli
Session 4: Implications of the new-new theory for normative and positive trade policy analysis: political economy
Cosimo Beverelli
Session 5: The Enterprise Surveys Dataset
Ben Shepherd, Principal, Developing Trade Consultants
Session 6: Descriptive Statistics and Graphs in Stata
Ben Shepherd
Session 7: Introduction to Basic Linear Regression Model
Cosimo Beverelli
Session 8: Basic Regressions and Panel Data in Stata
Ben Shepherd
Session 9: Regression Analysis with Binary Dependent Variable
Cosimo Beverelli
Session 10: Binary Dependent Variables in Stata
Ben Shepherd
Session 11: Sample Election Models
Cosimo Beverelli
Session 12: Sample Selection Models in Stata
Ben Shepherd
Session 13: Endogeneity Issue: Instrumental Variables Models
Cosimo Beverelli
Session 14: Instrumental Variables Models in Stata
Ben Shepherd
Session 17: Workshop Recap
Ben Shepherd
Assessing Intraregional Trade Facilitation Performance: ESCAP's Trade Cost Database and Business Process Analysis Initiatives
Yann Duval, ESCAP
WTO, FTAs and Southeast Asia
Mia Mikic, ESCAP
APTIAD and its use in evidence based policymaking
Mia Mikic, ESCAP
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Participants
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Programme
Information note for participants
List of participants |
Contact
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Ms. Mia Mikic
Economic Affairs Officer
Trade Policy Section
Trade and Investment Division, ESCAP
Email: [email protected] |
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Last updated: 30 September 2011 |
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