Older Working Papers: with the links to scanned copies
- "Playing Multiple Complementarity Games Simultaneously" Jan 1999 Version
- "Making Monopolistic Competition Model More Useful" Aug 1992 Version
- "Custom versus Fashion: Path-dependence and Limit Cycles in a Random Matching Game." For a scanned copy of this old discussion paper, May 1992 Version; For a recently reformatted version (no change in the content, but the figures are redrawn) "Custom vs Fashion (2017)". For the recent presentation slides, Sep 2017, Pisa.
- "Imperfect Competition, Foreign Trade, and The Multipliers: Machlup-Metzler Fifty Years Later" Jan 1992 Version
- "Protection Policy in a Dynamic Oligopoly Market" with Motoshige Itoh Oct 1987 Version
- "A Learning Effect Model of Investment: An Alternative Interpretation of Tobin's Q" Aug 1984 Version
Work in Progress:
- "A Note on Geometric and Power Means of CES" with Philip Ushchev. Coming Soon.
- "Optimum Product Diversity under Geometric Means of Generalized Translog" with Philip Ushchev. Coming Soon.
- "Destabilizing Effects of Market Size in the Dynamics of Innovation: Judd meets Kimball" with Philip Ushchev. Presented at MDEF 2022.
- "Destabilizing Effects of Market Size in the Dynamics of Innovation: Population Size vs. Per Capita Income,” with Philip Ushchev. To be presented at MDEF 2024.
- "A Simple Model of Endogenous Credit Cyles Driven By (Almost) Private Benefits"
- "Interdepedent Innovation Cycles"
- "Cross-Sectional Implications of the Second and Third Laws of Demand"
- "On Three Classes of CRS Multi-Factor Production Functions"
- "Revisiting the Home Market Effect"
- "Uniform versus Non-Uniform Globalization" For the presentation slides, Sep 2007
- "Knowledge-Diversity in an Endogenous Growth Model"
- "On Some Negative Aspects of IT Revolution"
- "Corporate Governance and Patterns of International Trade" with Kripa Freitas.
TEACHING
Economics 101 (Freshman Seminar); Spring 2015.
syllabus and other course materials;
Economics 325 (Undergraduate Economic Growth and Development); Spring 2021.
syllabus, lecture slides, and other course materials;
Economics 361 (Undergraduate International Trade); Winter 2019.
syllabus, lecture slides, and other course materials;
Economics 416 (Graduate Advanced Macroeconomics); Spring 2012.
syllabus, lecture slides, and other course materials;
Economics 425 (Graduate Economic Growth and Development); Spring 2009;
Economics 460 (Graduate International Trade and Economic Growth); Spring 2021;
Summer Reading Group in Growth, Development, and Trade;
2009;
I also organize the following Visitor/Seminar Series:
Department-Wide Seminar Series
Speakers
International Trade/Development Economics Visiting Speaker Series
2002/2003 Schedule
2003/04 Schedule
2004/05 Schedule
2005/06 Schedule
2006/07 Schedule