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Department of Economics

Natalie Chen



Curriculum Vitae

Contact details

Telephone: +44 (0)24 765 28419

Fax: +44 (0)24 765 23032

Email: N dot A dot Chen at warwick dot ac dot uk

Room: S2.102

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Professor of Economics

Research Interests

  • International Economics

Education

BSc Economics, MSc Econometrics, PhD Economics, Université Libre de Bruxelles (ECARESLink opens in a new window, ULBLink opens in a new window)

Affiliations

  • CAGE Research Associate
  • Research Fellow, Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), International Trade and Regional Economics
  • Research Fellow, Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), International Macroeconomics
  • Research Fellow CESifo Munich, Global Economy Programme

Publications

  • Markups, quality, and trade costs (with L. Juvenal), Journal of International Economics 137, 103627, 2022. See the policy column at VoxEULink opens in a new window. Online appendix available hereLink opens in a new window
  • Gravity and Heterogeneous Trade Cost Elasticities (with D. Novy), Economic Journal 132(644), pp. 1349-1377, 2022. See the policy column at VoxEULink opens in a new window. Online appendix available hereLink opens in a new window
  • Vehicle Currency Pricing and Exchange Rate Pass-Through (with W. Chung and D. Novy), Journal of the European Economic Association 20(1), pp. 312-351, 2022. Online appendix available hereLink opens in a new window
  • Quality and the Great Trade Collapse (with L. Juvenal), Journal of Development Economics 135, pp. 59-76, 2018.
  • Quality, Trade, and Exchange Rate Pass-Through (with L. Juvenal), Journal of International Economics 100, pp.61-80, 2016. Online appendix available hereLink opens in a new window. See the policy column at VoxEULink opens in a new window.
  • Multi-Trait Matching and Gender Differentials in Intergenerational Mobility (with P. Conconi and C. Perroni), Economics Letters 120(2), pp.292-296, 2013.
  • On the Measurement of Trade Costs: Direct vs. Indirect Approaches to Quantifying Standards and Technical Regulations (with D. Novy), World Trade Review 11(3), pp.401-414, 2012.
  • Gravity, Trade Integration, and Heterogeneity across Industries (with D. Novy), Journal of International Economics 85(2), pp.206-221, 2011. Online appendixLink opens in a new window. Click here Link opens in a new windowfor the trade cost measure used in this paper. See the policy column at VoxEULink opens in a new window.
  • The Dynamics of Trade and Competition (with J. Imbs and A. Scott), Journal of International Economics 77(1), pp.50-62, 2009. Longer working paper versionLink opens in a new window; Additional resultsLink opens in a new window.
  • Intra-National Versus International Trade in the European Union: Why Do National Borders Matter?, Journal of International Economics 63(1), pp.93-118, 2004.
  • The Behaviour of Relative Prices in the European Union: A Sectoral Analysis, European Economic Review 48(6), pp. 1257-1286, 2004.
  • La Sensibilité de la Demande d'Electricité au Prix et au Revenu en Belgique, Brussels Economic Review, 2000, Vol.166, pp. 171-205.
Working Papers
  • Urban-Biased Structural ChangeLink opens in a new window (with D. Novy, C. Perroni, and H.C. Wong), October 2023. CEPR Discussion Paper 18522.
  • Oil Prices, Profits, and Recessions: An Inquiry Using Terrorism as an Instrumental Variable (with L. Graham and A. Oswald), CEPR Discussion Paper 6937.
  • Women's Earning Power and the "Double Burden" of Market and Household Work (with P. Conconi and C. Perroni), CEPR Discussion Paper 6269.
  • Does Migration Empower Married Women? (with P. Conconi and C. Perroni), CEPR Discussion Paper 5559.
  • Employment and Exchange Rates in the European Union.
Book Reviews
  • Book review of Unger, Roberto M, Free Trade Reimagined: The World Division of Labor and the Method of Economics, Princeton University Press, Journal of Regional Science 49(1), pp.208-210, February 2009.
  • Book Review of Fingleton, Eraydin, Paci, eds, Regional Economic Growth, SMEs, and the Wider Europe, Ashgate, Journal of Regional Science 45(1), pp.260-262, 2005.
  • Book Review of Forssbaeck Jens and Lars Oxelheim "Money Markets and Politics: A Study of European Financial Integration and Monetary Policy Options", Edward Elgar, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Transnational Corporations 14(1), pp.139-143, 2005.

Teaching 2024-2025