The Distributional Consequences of Trade: Evidence from the Grain Invasion | Hoover Institution

Examines how trade-driven import competition reshapes regional incomes and job outcomes.

Free tradeInequalityLectureexpertcausal evidencedistributional effectseconomic historygrain invasioninequalitylocal labor marketsStephen ReddingJohn TaylorAnnelise AndersonHoyt Bleakley

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