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Carl Davidson

University Distinguished Professor
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin

Address: 305D Marshall-Adams Hall
Tel: 517.355.7756
Fax: 517.432.1068
E-mail: davidso4@msu.edu
Web: http://carldavidsonmsu.weebly.com/

Curriculum Vitae


  • International trade and labor market outcomes
  • Models of unemployment
  • Collusive behavior, horizontal mergers
  • Global engagement and the occupational structure of firms, European Economic Review 100, Nov. 2017: 273-92 (with Fredrik Heyman, Steven Matusz, Fredrik Sjoholm and Susan Zhu)
  • Globalization, the jobs ladder and economic mobility, European Economic Review 127, August 2020 (with Fredrik Heyman, Steven Matusz, Fredrik Sjoholm and Susan Zhu)
  • A simple model of globalization, schooling and skill acquisition, European Economic Review 71, October 2014: 209-27 (with Nick Sly)
  • Globalization and imperfect labor market sorting, Journal of International Economics 94(2), Nov. 2014: 177-94 (with Fredrik Heyman, Steven Matusz, Fredrik Sjoholm, and Susan Zhu)
  • International Trade and Equilibrium Unemployment, Princeton University Press, 2010 (with Steven Matusz)

Please see the faculty member's web site for a copy of the paper in pdf format.

  • Networks, ladder and education: Labor market strategies in the presence of globalization (with Fredrik Heyman, Steven Matusz, Fredrik Sjoholm and Susan Zhu)
  • Globalization and the jobs ladder (with Fredrik Heyman, Steven Matusz, Fredrik Sjoholm and Susan Zhu)
  • The Optimal Fine for Risk Neutral Offenders: A New Approach to the Becker Conundrum

Please see the faculty member's web site for a copy of the paper in pdf format.


 
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