| Authors | Description | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Balistreri Tarr |
"Comparison of Welfare Gains in the Armington, Krugman and Melitz Models: insights based on a structural gravity approach" The link is to the working paper available on SSRN, revised August 2020. The final paper was recently accepted for future publication in Economic Inquiry. The data and computer code is made available here for replication purposes. |
DOI:
10.1111/ecin.13082 Working Paper: SSRN: 3311155 Data and Code: model_dist_econinq.zip |
| Balistreri Tarr |
"Mathematics of Generalized Versions of the Melitz, Krugman, and Armington Models with Detailed Derivations" In this paper we provide detailed textbook-style mathematical derivations of extended versions of the Armington, Krugman, and Melitz structures as they might be formulated in applied policy models. Published in the Journal of Global Economic Analysis, 7(2), 66-139. |
Open access at JGEA Data and Code: model_dist_econinq.zip |
| Balistreri Tarr |
Online Appendix: Sensitivity Analysis for "Comparison of Welfare Gains in the Armington, Krugman and Melitz Models: Insights from a Structural Gravity Model." In this appendix we investigate the sensitivity of our results to: (i) our three calibration strategies for holding the trade response equal; (ii) the structural gravity estimate; (iii) not holding trade responses equal; (iv) increases rather than decreases in global iceberg trade costs; and (v) the labor-supply elasticity. May 2021. |
Sensitivity Analysis |
| Balistreri Tarr |
Online Appendix: Literature Review for "Comparison of Welfare Gains in the Armington, Krugman and Melitz Models: Insights from a Structural Gravity Model." This online appendix includes a more extensive review of literature related to structural sensitivity across the structures December 2021. |
Literature Review |