GTAP-U

GTAP University (GTAP-U): 20th Annual Short Course in Global Trade Analysis

20th Annual Short Course in Global Trade Analysis "Introduction to Applied General Equilibrium Analysis in a Multi-Region Framework"

General Information
Date:	August 19-25, 2012
Location:	George Mason University, School of Public Policy, Center for Emerging Market Policies
Offered by:	Center for Global Trade Analysis, Purdue University
In Association With:	Nathan Associates Inc.

Course Graduates
28 individuals from 12 different countries completed the 20th Annual Short Course in Global Trade Analysis. Bae, Chankwon Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, South Korea Bolaky, Bineswaree UN Economic Commission for Africa, Zambia Boulanger, Pierre CGIAR Independent Advisory and Evaluation Service, Italy Cai, Yiyong The Australian Treasury, Australia Carlson, Dylan U.S. International Trade Commission, United States Çiçek, Recep Soner Ministry of Economy, Türkiye Cui, Jingbo division of social sciences, Duke Kunshan University, China Ekici, Derya Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy, Türkiye Hamdan, Osman CSU, United States Haraguchi, Nobuya , Austria Junker, Franziska von Thünen Institute, Germany Levin-Koopman, Jason Wageningen Economic Research, The Netherlands Lu, Sheng University of Delaware, United States Masood, Amjad Georg-August University Goettingen, Germany Medina, Michael USG, United States Miller, Devon George Mason University, United States Mulik, Kranti Union of Concerned Scientists, United States Nelgen, Signe Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) , Italy Nigh, Veronica American Farm Bureau Federation, Economic Analysis Department, United States Reisman, Matthew Microsoft Corporation, United States Schaefer, Elizabeth International Trade Administration, United States Shen, Chen China Agricultural University, United States Shiraishi, Kosuke Cabinet Office, Japan, Japan Smeets, Edward , The Netherlands Ubee, Ravinder US International Trade Commission, United States van Dijk, Michiel Wageningen Economic Research, The Netherlands Vinyes, Cristina European Commission, Spain X, X X, United States

Course Graduates

28 individuals from 12 different countries completed the 20th Annual Short Course in Global Trade Analysis.

Bae, Chankwon
Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, South Korea

Bolaky, Bineswaree
UN Economic Commission for Africa, Zambia

Boulanger, Pierre
CGIAR Independent Advisory and Evaluation Service, Italy

Cai, Yiyong
The Australian Treasury, Australia

Carlson, Dylan
U.S. International Trade Commission, United States

Çiçek, Recep Soner
Ministry of Economy, Türkiye

Cui, Jingbo
division of social sciences, Duke Kunshan University, China

Ekici, Derya
Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy, Türkiye

Hamdan, Osman
CSU, United States

Haraguchi, Nobuya
, Austria

Junker, Franziska
von Thünen Institute, Germany

Levin-Koopman, Jason
Wageningen Economic Research, The Netherlands

Lu, Sheng
University of Delaware, United States

Masood, Amjad
Georg-August University Goettingen, Germany

Medina, Michael
USG, United States

Miller, Devon
George Mason University, United States

Mulik, Kranti
Union of Concerned Scientists, United States

Nelgen, Signe
Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) , Italy

Nigh, Veronica
American Farm Bureau Federation, Economic Analysis Department, United States

Reisman, Matthew
Microsoft Corporation, United States

Schaefer, Elizabeth
International Trade Administration, United States

Shen, Chen
China Agricultural University, United States

Shiraishi, Kosuke
Cabinet Office, Japan, Japan

Smeets, Edward
, The Netherlands

Ubee, Ravinder
US International Trade Commission, United States

van Dijk, Michiel
Wageningen Economic Research, The Netherlands

Vinyes, Cristina
European Commission, Spain

X, X
X, United States

Small Group Presentations
Final presentations for the small group projects are available for download. GTAP-E Burden Sharing beyond the Kyoto Protocol Eliminating Coal Subsidies in the EU27 - Carbon Emission and Welfare GTAP-E An Energy-Environmental Version of the GTAP Model Can we reduce carbon emissions through supply mechanisms? Shock and Sensitivity Imperfect Competition Imperfect Competition Doha Development Round and Egypt Making Progress...very, very slowly Shall Egypt Protect its Textile Sector? A CGE Perspective Green Revolution and Food Security Big Mad Cow Scare Arab Winter

Small Group Presentations

Final presentations for the small group projects are available for download.

GTAP-E

Imperfect Competition