Ohio State University Department of Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics
The Andersons Program in International Trade is a broad-based program focusing on research and outreach in the area of international trade and public policy. Recent research from the program has focused on: vertical market structure and the impact of trade liberalization on developing country market access; government labeling policies and credence goods; and the relationship between trade and environmental policy. Currently, research is being conducted on trade liberalization in the presence of tariff escalation; the impact of harmonization of labeling regimes for credence goods; and also the potential the impact of R&D on market structure in the life sciences sector. Recent outreach work from the program has covered topics such as: international trade and ethanol; prospects for the Doha Round of the World Trade Organization; regionalism vs. multilateralism in trade liberalization; the connection between trade and the environment; and the US trade deficit.
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