SIEPR

siepr.bsky.social

21 August 2026 17:45

Tariff turmoil is back, this time it's Canada in the crosshairs. What's really driving Trump's tariff policies? Stanford economist Stephen Redding (@reddingecon.bsky.social), one of the world's leading experts on international trade, explains on SIEPR's Econ To Go podcast. Episode linked👇

NBER

nber.org

17 August 2026 23:45

Conventional static welfare gains from trade abstract from dynamic effects through endogenous factor accumulation and technological innovation, from Benny Kleinman, Ernest Liu, and @reddingecon.bsky.social www.nber.org/papers/w35595

Adrien Matray

adrien-matray.bsky.social

02 August 2026 13:19

The policy never tried to pick winners. It conditioned on nothing about any firm, because it was a duty on wool and nothing else. Which modern export ban can say the same, and which came with a way to get the missing capability? @drodrik.bsky.social @reddingecon.bsky.social @hannolustig.bsky.social

Centre for Economic Policy Research

cepr.org

20 July 2026 18:24

@sdonnan.bsky.social covers research by CEPR Fellow @reddingecon.bsky.social and co-authors in a recent Bloomberg News Supply Line newsletter. www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet... Referenced paper: cepr.org/publications... #EconSky

NBER

nber.org

10 July 2026 15:36

Developing a tractable quantitative model of international trade in which agents make bilateral investments in resilience under general equilibrium uncertainty, from Benny Kleinman, Ernest Liu, @reddingecon.bsky.social, and David Xu www.nber.org/papers/w35416