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  • KCG Research Seminar Quantifying the Extensive Margins
    of Trade and Production
    David Torun, Ph.D., (University of St.Gallen)
    Feb. 3, 2023, 12:00-13:00 (CET)
    Venue: Virtually via Zoom and in Medienraum at the Kiel Institute

Kiel Week 2021 Presentations by KCG Researchers about Supply Chain Law, CO2 Border Adjustment and Global Coffee Trade

3rd September 2021
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On the coming Saturday the Kiel Week 2021, in its 140th year, will officially start. The Kiel Institute for the World Economy, a founding institute of the Kiel Centre for Globalization, will again offer public presentations on various economics topics based on its current research work. There will be four such Kiel Week 2021 presentations provided by the Kiel Institute and three of them will be given by KCG researchers[...]

August 17, 2021: Seminar by Sonali Chowdhry on Firm-specific Determinants of the Invoicing Currency Choice in International Trade

16th August 2021
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Research macroeconomic analysis by Boz et al. (2021) finds an overall stability of invoicing currency patterns in global trade and a further dominant role the US dollar in this regard. Despite the general stability of invoicing currency patterns, they find an increasing use of the Euro as invoicing currency for trade in some European and African countries[...]

Upcoming KCG Seminar by Victor Gimenez-Perales on Importer-Exporter Connections

9th August 2021
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With the gradual liberalization trend of the international trade and with the strong technological progress in transportation, information and communication, it has been much less costly for firms to procure resources and intermediate goods needed for better prices abroad, and to sell their products globally. As a result, global value chains (GVCs) have been quickly developed and extended since the 1990s[...]

New KCG Study Investigates Impact of Exports on Innovation in China

14th June 2021
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Economists generally agree on a connection between exports and innovation and the former fuels the latter. Several studies also report the existence of such export-driven innovation for Chinese exporters.
In addition to the direct impact of exports on innovation among exporters, there is a further effect, namely an indirect or spillover effect of exports. Non-exporters can theoretically also become more innovative, when information accumulated by exporters in the same region or sector gets spilled over to the non-exporters[...]

T20 Roundtable on June 4: Role of G20 for Fostering Inclusive and Sustainable Global Value Chains

1st June 2021
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A significant share of global production takes place in global value chains (GVCs). Participating in GVCs is widely associated with economic benefits, such as productivity and employment creation, and considered one of the driving forces of growth and development worldwide[...]

KCG Seminar on Trade Impact of Different National Antidumping Legislations by Alexander Sandkamp on May 25

20th May 2021
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In a recently published paper “Different antidumping legislations within the WTO: What can we learn from China's varying market economy status?, Prof. Dr. Alexander Sandkamp (KCG, Kiel University and Kiel Institute) and Prof. Dr. Erdal Yalcin (University of Applied Sciences Konstanz) analyse how varying national antidumping legislations within the framework of the World Trade Organization differ in their ability to reduce targeted exports[...]

Call for Papers for Conference “Sustainability in Global Value Chains” on Dec. 7, 2021

11th May 2021
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The Kiel Centre for Globalization (KCG) and its partners will jointly organise a research conference “Sustainability in Global Value Chains” in Vienna on December 7, 2021. Professor Paola Conconi (Université Libre de Bruxelles and CEPR) will be the conference keynote speaker[...]

KCG Managing Director Holger Görg is Invited to Join a Hearing on Supply Chain Law Today

28th April 2021
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Today there will be a hearing on “Supply Chain Law” in the Environment and Agriculture Committee of the State Parliament of Schleswig-Holstein. Prof. Holger Görg, Ph.D. (KCG Managing Director) is invited to provide his views on this topic. In total, 16 experts and representatives of environmental and development organisations as well as industry/business associations are expected to share their opinion on the topic from various aspects at the hearing[...]

KCG Seminar “Decoupling Global Value Chains” by Peter Eppinger on April 16

14th April 2021
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Global value chains (GVCs) have been quickly developed and extended since the 1990s. GVC growth is often seen as one of the main reasons behind the rapid growth of international trade but it has been slowed down since the financial crisis in 2008 particularly due to the decline in overall economic growth, the rising protectionism and intensifying trade tension as well as the Covid-19 pandemic. The pandemic-determined GVC disruption especially in the first half year of 2020 induced many countries to think about whether moving away from GVCs and relying more on national or regional inputs and value chains may help firms and countries to be better protected from foreign shocks[...]

New KCG Research on Trade Impact of Different National Antidumping Legislations

6th April 2021
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