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DESCRIPTION:Fieler developed a Ricardian model of trade with non-homothetic
  preferences\, a continuum of vertically-differentiated goods and an arbit
 rary number of countries. She finds conditions under which unit prices inc
 rease with exporter and importer per capita income and rich countries dema
 nd relatively more goods from other rich countries. Systematic patterns of
  demand arise under much more restrictive conditions than patterns of supp
 ly. Product cycles that occur within industries in quality levels cannot b
 e observed. Fieler uses data on bilateral trade of approximately 160 count
 ries in 13 years (1995 to 2007) to document systematic patterns within pro
 duct categories. A 10% increase in income per capita is associated with a 
 1.6% increase in export prices and a 0.6% increase in import prices. The a
 verage income per capita of suppliers to the country increases by 0.6%. An
 a Cecilia Fieler joined University of Pennsylvania as an Assistant Profess
 or of Economics in Fall 2009. Prior to joining Upenn\, Professor Fieler wo
 rked as a Visiting Fellow at the Princeton University and the Federal Rese
 rve Bank of New York. Her research interests are in international trade an
 d development economics. Professor Fieler received her B.S. in Mechanical 
 Engineering from Fac. Engenharia Industrial in Brazil\, her M.A. from Univ
 ersidad Autónoma de Barcelona in Spain\, and her Ph.D. in Economics from t
 he New York University.
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SUMMARY:TDPE presents: Cecelia Fieler
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Fieler developed a Ricardian model of trade wi
 th non-homothetic preferences\, a continuum of vertically-differentiated g
 oods and an arbitrary number of countries. She finds conditions under whic
 h unit prices increase with exporter and importer per capita income and ri
 ch countries demand relatively more goods from other rich countries. Syste
 matic patterns of demand arise under much more restrictive conditions than
  patterns of supply. Product cycles that occur within industries in qualit
 y levels cannot be observed. Fieler uses data on bilateral trade of approx
 imately 160 countries in 13 years (1995 to 2007) to document systematic pa
 tterns within product categories. A 10% increase in income per capita is a
 ssociated with a 1.6% increase in export prices and a 0.6% increase in imp
 ort prices. The average income per capita of suppliers to the country incr
 eases by 0.6%. Ana Cecilia Fieler joined University of Pennsylvania as an 
 Assistant Professor of Economics in Fall 2009. Prior to joining Upenn\, Pr
 ofessor Fieler worked as a Visiting Fellow at the Princeton University and
  the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Her research interests are in inter
 national trade and development economics. Professor Fieler received her B.
 S. in Mechanical Engineering from Fac. Engenharia Industrial in Brazil\, h
 er M.A. from Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona in Spain\, and her Ph.D. in
  Economics from the New York University.
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