Farid Farrokhi
@faridfarrokhi.bsky.social
Economist at Boston College | https://www.faridfarrokhi.com
I am late to this as I check here infrequently... Thank you very much for having me and sharing the photo+summary here!
July 10, 2025 at 6:41 PM
I am late to this as I check here infrequently... Thank you very much for having me and sharing the photo+summary here!
For more details, see the tab "Tools and insights from ..." here:
www.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/en/summer-sc...
... where you can also have access the papers we will discuss – that are largely based on my collaborations with @lashkaripour.bsky.social and Heitor Pellegrina
(6/6)
@pse.bsky.social
www.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/en/summer-sc...
... where you can also have access the papers we will discuss – that are largely based on my collaborations with @lashkaripour.bsky.social and Heitor Pellegrina
(6/6)
@pse.bsky.social
Program content - Paris School of Economics
The International Trade program offers an in-depth exploration of key topics related to global trade and economic policy.
parisschoolofeconomics.eu
April 15, 2025 at 1:21 AM
For more details, see the tab "Tools and insights from ..." here:
www.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/en/summer-sc...
... where you can also have access the papers we will discuss – that are largely based on my collaborations with @lashkaripour.bsky.social and Heitor Pellegrina
(6/6)
@pse.bsky.social
www.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/en/summer-sc...
... where you can also have access the papers we will discuss – that are largely based on my collaborations with @lashkaripour.bsky.social and Heitor Pellegrina
(6/6)
@pse.bsky.social
4) Lastly, we will discuss trade and agricultural technology adoption, highlighting the importance of trade in intermediate inputs for agricultural productivity and its implications for development and environment. (5/6)
April 15, 2025 at 1:21 AM
4) Lastly, we will discuss trade and agricultural technology adoption, highlighting the importance of trade in intermediate inputs for agricultural productivity and its implications for development and environment. (5/6)
3) Next, we extend our framework to incorporate dynamics of land use and examine how changes in trade barriers, such as tariff liberalization in agriculture, impact deforestation around the world. (4/6)
April 15, 2025 at 1:21 AM
3) Next, we extend our framework to incorporate dynamics of land use and examine how changes in trade barriers, such as tariff liberalization in agriculture, impact deforestation around the world. (4/6)
2) We then apply variations of this framework to examine how governments can use trade policy tools to achieve climate-related goals. We particularly discuss institutional designs based on Climate Clubs + Integrating carbon policies into the global trade system. (3/6)
April 15, 2025 at 1:21 AM
2) We then apply variations of this framework to examine how governments can use trade policy tools to achieve climate-related goals. We particularly discuss institutional designs based on Climate Clubs + Integrating carbon policies into the global trade system. (3/6)
1) We first review a model of international trade that incorporates global supply chains of carbon + government policies such as carbon pricing and import tariffs. (2/6)
April 15, 2025 at 1:21 AM
1) We first review a model of international trade that incorporates global supply chains of carbon + government policies such as carbon pricing and import tariffs. (2/6)
Looks amazing!! I will read it enthusiastically and definitely share it with my students.
April 10, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Looks amazing!! I will read it enthusiastically and definitely share it with my students.
Reposted by Farid Farrokhi
🚨 We just released a paper examining the long-terms economic impacts of "Liberation Day" tariffs.
In summary: while these tariffs may help reduce the trade deficit, they will impose significant costs on the U.S. economy after retaliation by trade partners.
In summary: while these tariffs may help reduce the trade deficit, they will impose significant costs on the U.S. economy after retaliation by trade partners.
April 10, 2025 at 2:31 PM
What if you were a farmer who didn't vote for Trump?
April 9, 2025 at 4:39 PM
What if you were a farmer who didn't vote for Trump?
I am very sympathetic with your view.
Seems, however, that many scientists (in econ, climate change, health, etc.) have chosen political leaning over measures of objectivity.
And my pessimistic side asks what if both ways fail? I just wonder whether there can be a third way
Seems, however, that many scientists (in econ, climate change, health, etc.) have chosen political leaning over measures of objectivity.
And my pessimistic side asks what if both ways fail? I just wonder whether there can be a third way
April 9, 2025 at 3:40 PM
I am very sympathetic with your view.
Seems, however, that many scientists (in econ, climate change, health, etc.) have chosen political leaning over measures of objectivity.
And my pessimistic side asks what if both ways fail? I just wonder whether there can be a third way
Seems, however, that many scientists (in econ, climate change, health, etc.) have chosen political leaning over measures of objectivity.
And my pessimistic side asks what if both ways fail? I just wonder whether there can be a third way
I agree. Particularly his Tariff War Dashboard makes it very accessible.
April 9, 2025 at 2:57 PM
I agree. Particularly his Tariff War Dashboard makes it very accessible.
I feel like I have only one ticket to make political statements as a teacher. Using it means I’ve taken a side politically, so I’ll lose my credibility as an objective academic. But if I never use that ticket, then what is it good for?
April 9, 2025 at 2:53 PM
I feel like I have only one ticket to make political statements as a teacher. Using it means I’ve taken a side politically, so I’ll lose my credibility as an objective academic. But if I never use that ticket, then what is it good for?