Ian
Coxhead's Page
Hi.
I'm a professor in the Department of
Agricultural and Applied Economics, University
of Wisconsin-Madison, where I teach and conduct research in development
economics. I am a faculty affiliate of the UW Center for Southeast Asian Studies and
the Development
Studies Ph.D. Program. I am also an adjunct professor
at the Department of Economics and Resource
Management, Norwegian University of Life Sciences.
A few recent publications:
(2009): China, India and the commodity
boom: implications for low-income countries (with Sisira Jayasuriya).
The World Economy, forthcoming.
(2009): Inter-provincial
migration and inequality during Vietnam's transition (with Diep Phan),
Journal of Development Economics, forthcoming.
(2008): Prospects for skills-based
export growth in a labor-abundant, resource-rich economy: Indonesia in comparative
perspective (with Muqun Li), Bull. Indonesian
Econ. Studies.
(2008): Is tourism-based
development good for the poor? A general equilibrium analysis for Thailand
(with Anan Wattanakuljarus), J. Policy Modeling.
(2007): Economic
development and the environment. New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics
(2007): A new resource
curse? Impacts of China's boom on comparative advantage and resource dependence
in SE Asia. World Development 35(7), July.
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