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Carl Davidson

Department Chair and Professor of Economics; Adjunct Professor, Management Department
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin

Address: 110B Marshall-Adams Hall
Tel: 517.355.5238
Fax: 517.432.1068
E-mail: davidso4@msu.edu
Web: http://www.msu.edu/~davidso4

Curriculum Vitae


By appointment

  • Department Chair
  • International trade and labor market outcomes
  • Models of unemployment
  • Collusive behavior, horizontal mergers
  • International Trade with Equilibrium Unemployment, Princeton University Press, 2010 (with Steven Matusz)
  • Information Sharing in Union-Firm Relationships, International Economic Review, 49 (November 2008), pp. 1331-1363 (with Anthony Creane).
  • Globalization and Firm Level Adjustment with Imperfect Labor Markets, Journal of International Economics, 75 (July 2008), pp. 295- 309 (with Steven Matusz and Andrei Shevchenko)
  • Can Compensation Save Free Trade, Journal of International Economics, 71 (March 2007), pp. 167-186 (with Steven Matusz and Douglas Nelson).
  • Trade Liberalization and Compensation, International Economic Review, 47(3) (August 2006), pp. 723-747 (with Steven Matusz)

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

  • The Trade-Offs from Pattern Bargaining with Uncertain Production Costs
  • A Behavioral Model of Unemployment, Fairness and the Political Economy of Trade Policy
  • 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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