Jaime De Melo
Professeur
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Bureau: | 5276 |
| Téléphone: | +41 22 379 82 57 | |
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| Heures de réception : | Mardi 15h00 - 17h00 et sur rendez-vous |
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Jaime de Melo est à l'Université de Genève depuis 1993. Auparavant, il a enseigné à l'Université de Georgetown aux Etats Unis (1976-80) avant de joindre la Banque Mondiale où il y a occupé plusieurs postes dans le département de recherche. Il a contribué au développement et à l'application des modèles d'équilibre général calculables et a dirigé la recherche sur l'analyse des politiques commerciales. Sa recherche récente porte sur la relation entre régionalisme et multilatéralisme et sur la relation entre politiques commerciales et politiques migratoires. Il travaille également sur les liens entre commerce et environnement. Il a dirigé de 2005 à 2010 la World Bank Economic Review.
Publications récentes (depuis 2005)
Rules of Origin for Preferential Trading Arrangements: Implications for the ASEAN FTA of EU and US Experience, (with Olivier Cadot et Alberto Portugal-Pérez), forthcoming in the Journal of Economic Integration, also available as World Bank Working Paper #4016.
"Why OECD Countries should Reform Rules of Origin", (with Olivier Cadot), forthcoming in the World Bank Research Observer, also as CEPR DP No. 6172.
"Product Specific Rules of Origin in the EU and U.S. Preferential Trading Arrangements; An Assessment", CEPR DP#4998 (with Olivier Cadot, Céline Carrère and Bolormaa Tumurchudur), forthcoming in World Trade Review.
“Market Access and Welfare under Free Trade Agreements: Textiles under NAFTA ", (with Olivier Cadot, Céline Carrère et Alberto Portugal-Pérez) World Bank Economic Review, 2005 , 19(3), 415-30, a previous version can be found as "How Much Market Access in FTAS? Textiles Under NAFTA", CEPR DP # 5264.
"Has Distance Died? Evidence from a panel Gravity Model", (with Jean-François Brun, Céline Carrère and Patrick Guillaumont) World Bank Economic Review, 2005, vol. 1, 99-120
“Regionalism and Developing Countries: A Primer”, Journal of World Trade, (2007) 41(2): 347-66.
“Migration, Remittances and the Brain Drain: A Symposium in Memory of Riccardo Faini-An oduction”, World Bank Economic Review, 2007, 21(2), 173-7.
“Migration, Investissement et Commerce: relation et implications politiques: Commentaires”, Revue d’Economie du Développement, 2007, 23(2-3 ), 37-47
“Trade Liberalization and Inequality: Endowments Matter” Journal of International Trade and Development, 2008, 17(3), 343-78 (with J. Gourdon and N. Maystre).
“Préférences Commerciales et Règles d’Origine: Perspectives des Accords de Partenariat Economique pour l’Afrique de L’Ouest”, Revue d’Economie du Développement, 2008, 24, pp-1-44 (with Olivier Cadot and Calvin Dijofack).
"The Elimination of Madagascar’s Vanilla Marketing Board, Ten Years On”, Journal of African Economics, 2009, vol. 18(3), 388-430, also CEPR Discussion Papers # 5548, (with O. Cadot, and L. Dutoit).
“Scale, Technique, and Composition Effects in SO2 ufacturing Emissions”, Environmental and Resource Economics, 2009, vol. 43(2), 257-74 (with J.M. Grether and N. Mathys).
“Is Trade Bad for the Environment? Decomposing world-wide SO2 Emissions”, Review of World Economics, (Weltwirtchafliches Archiv), 2010, vol. 145(4), 713-29 (with J.M. Grether and N. Mathys).
« Disentangling Market Access Effects for ASEAN Members under an ASEAN-EU FTA”, The World Economy, 2010, vol. 33(1), 42-59 (with Céline Carrère and Bolormaa Tumurchudur).
“The Doha Round and Market Access for LDCs: Scenarios for the EU and US”, forthcoming, Journal of World Trade, (2009) forthcoming (with Céline Carrère).
“Unravelling the World-Wide Pollution Haven Effect”, forthcoming Journal of International Trade and Development, also CEPR Discussion Papers #5815, (with J.M. Grether and N. Mathys).
“FDI , Trade and Migration: Channels and Evidence”, forthcoming, Annales d’Economie et de Prévision, CEPR Discussion Papers #7002 (with Artjoms Ivlevs)