ImpactECON announces a new working paper that examines the impact of reversing NAFTA on supply chains and employment
In July, the USTR announced that the first round of new negotiations on NAFTA will take place between the US, Canada and Mexico on August 16-20, 2017. USTR also released their negotiation objectives.
ImpactECON announces several new videos examining the Global Supply Chain database and modeling framework
In the series of videos, a simple trade liberalization shock is implemented on automobiles exported from Japan to Germany using both the GTAP model and the ImpactECON global supply chain model and the results compared. The analysis shows some surprising differences between the two models, and in particular the impact of the trade liberalization on Germany’s domestic production of motor vehicles.
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ImpactECON announces its new Global Supply Chain database and model, along with new labor quantities and updates to the MyGTAP
Susan Stone (OECD) describes ImpactECON as a “first-rate, professional organisation that delivers high-quality analysis
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