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Biography Philippa Dee is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Australian National University. She is working almost exclusively on the issues of barriers to international trade in services - measurement and policy issues. In this capacity she has undertaken work for the World Bank, the OECD, the InterAmerican Development Bank and the COMESA Secretariat, among others. In her previous position as Assistant Commissioner at the Productivity Commission, she worked on a range of economic policy issues, evaluating Australia's policies on research and development, greenhouse gas emissions, telecommunications and competition, for example, and examining the effects of multilateral trade liberalisation. She was instrumental in contributing some of the earliest (and perhaps most notorious) input-output tables for GTAP. She also examined the trade and investment effects of preferential trading arrangements. She contributed to two major collaborative research projects between the Productivity Commission and the Australian National University, the first quantifying barriers to services trade and their effects, and the second examining the effects of domestic regulatory regimes on services trade. She was previously a Senior Research Fellow at Australian National University and a research economist at the Kiel Institute of World Economics. She was educated in Canada (Simon Fraser University) and New Zealand. Selected publications East Asian Economic Integration and its Impact on Future Growth, Pacific Economic Papers No. 350, 2005 (forthcoming in World Economy). Other full-text publications may be found in the GTAP Resource Center below. |
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