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DESCRIPTION:Global Supply Chains and Trade PolicyChad P. Bown\, The World B
 ank &amp\; CEPR (joint with Emily J. Blanchard and Robert C. Johnson)How\n
 do global supply chain linkages modify countries incentives to impose impo
 rt\nprotection? Are these linkages empirically important determinants of t
 ariffs\nand other policy barriers to trade? To answer these questions\, we
  integrate\nsupply chain linkages into the terms-of-trade model of trade p
 olicy\, and we\ndevelop testable predictions that relate observed bilatera
 l final goods tariffs\nto domestic and foreign value added content. We tes
 t the predictions using a\nnew database of bilateral applied tariffs and v
 alue added content derived from\nglobal input-output tables for 14 major e
 conomies and 15 sectors over the\n1995-2009 period. We find that\nboth dom
 estic content in foreign final goods production and foreign content in\ndo
 mestic final\ngoods\nproduction lower bilateral tariffs on final goods imp
 orts\, consistent with the\ntheory. These results hold for anti-dumping du
 ties and other temporary trade\nbarriers as well.\n\n\n\nChad\nP. Bown\nis
  a\nLead Economist at the World Bank in Washington\, DC and a Research Fel
 low at\nCEPR in London. At the World Bank\, Chad conducts research and adv
 ises\ngovernments on international trade policy as part of the Trade and\n
 International Integration (DECTI) team in the Development Research Group. 
 Bown\nserves on the editorial boards of Economics &amp\; Politics\, Journa
 l of\nInternational Economics\, Journal of International Economic Law\, Jo
 urnal of\nWorld Trade\, Review of International Organizations\, and World 
 Trade\nReview. Bown’s\nresearch interests include the political economy of
  international trade laws\nand institutions\, trade policy negotiations\, 
 and trade disputes\, and his work\nhas been published in journals such as 
 The\nAmerican Economic Review\, The Review of Economics and Statistics\, J
 ournal of\nInternational Economics\, and\nJournal of Development Economics
 Open to the PublicSponsored by Trade Development and Political Economy at 
 the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs. 
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SUMMARY:TDPE Seminar Series Presents: Chad Brown (The World Bank)
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p><b>Global Supply Chains and Trade Po
 licy</b></p><p><b>Chad P. Bown\,</b><i> The World Bank &amp\; CEPR (joint 
 with Emily J. Blanchard and Robert C. Johnson)</i></p>How\ndo global suppl
 y chain linkages modify countries incentives to impose import\nprotection?
  Are these linkages empirically important determinants of tariffs\nand oth
 er policy barriers to trade? To answer these questions\, we integrate\nsup
 ply chain linkages into the terms-of-trade model of trade policy\, and we\
 ndevelop testable predictions that relate observed bilateral final goods t
 ariffs\nto domestic and foreign value added content. We test the predictio
 ns using a\nnew database of bilateral applied tariffs and value added cont
 ent derived from\nglobal input-output tables for 14 major economies and 15
  sectors over the\n1995-2009 period. We find that\nboth domestic content i
 n foreign final goods production and foreign content in\ndomestic final\ng
 oods\nproduction lower bilateral tariffs on final goods imports\, consiste
 nt with the\ntheory. These results hold for anti-dumping duties and other 
 temporary trade\nbarriers as well.<p>\n\n</p><p>\n\n</p><p><b>Chad\nP. Bow
 n</b>\nis a\nLead Economist at the World Bank in Washington\, DC and a Res
 earch Fellow at\nCEPR in London. At the World Bank\, Chad conducts researc
 h and advises\ngovernments on international trade policy as part of the Tr
 ade and\nInternational Integration (DECTI) team in the Development Researc
 h Group. Bown\nserves on the editorial boards of Economics &amp\; Politics
 \, Journal of\nInternational Economics\, Journal of International Economic
  Law\, Journal of\nWorld Trade\, Review of International Organizations\, a
 nd World Trade\nReview. Bown’s\nresearch interests include the political e
 conomy of international trade laws\nand institutions\, trade policy negoti
 ations\, and trade disputes\, and his work\nhas been published in journals
  such as <i>The\nAmerican Economic Review\, The Review of Economics and St
 atistics\, Journal of\nInternational Economics\, </i>and\n<i>Journal of De
 velopment Economics</i></p><p>Open to the Public</p><p><i><b>Sponsored by 
 Trade Development and Political Economy at the Moynihan Institute of Globa
 l Affairs.</b></i></p><p> </p><p><br></p><p></p>
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