Ian
Coxhead's
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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. My research focuses on problems of
globalization,
growth and development in Asian economies, especially Southeast
Asia. I am a faculty affiliate of the UW Center for Southeast Asian
Studies,
the La Follette School
of
Public
Affairs, and the Development
Studies Ph.D. Program.
A selection of recent publications and papers (see my CV for
more):
(2011): Globalization, wages and skill premia in a transition
economy:
new evidence from Vietnam (with Diep Phan). Request a copy
(2011): Global
market
shocks and poverty in Vietnam: the case of rice (with Vu
Hoang Linh and Le Dong Tam). Agricultural
Economics, forthcoming.
(2011): Vietnam's
new environmental tax law: What will it cost? Who will pay?
(with
Nguyen Van Chan). AAE Staff papers No. 561.
(2011): Trade
and
inequality
with limited labor mobility: theory and evidence from China
(with Muqun Li). Review
of
Development
Economics 15(1): 48-65.
(2010): Inter-provincial
migration
and inequality during Vietnam's transition (with Diep
Phan),
Journal of Development
Economics 91(1):
100-112.
(2010): China,
India and
the commodity
boom: implications for low-income countries (with Sisira
Jayasuriya).
The World Economy 33(4): 525-551.
(2008): Economic
development and the environment. In S. Durlauf
and P. Aghion, eds: 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): 1099-1119.
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