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KITA IIT Working Paper
I. Currents in the Process of Economic Integration of East Asia
II. Research Method
III. Intra-Regional Trade Share (IRTS) Analysis
IV. Intra-Regional Trade Intensity Index (IRTII) Analysis
V. Regional Trade Introversion Index (RTII) Analysis
VI. Conclusions
KITA IIT Working Paper
I. Importance of East Asia in FDI
II. Causes of Increase in FDI in East Asia
III. FDI Trends in East Asia by State, Sector, and Investment Type
IV. Economic Effects of FDI in East Asia
V. Conclusion and Implications
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This paper revisits previous findings and examines the impact of trade exposure to increased import competition on U.S. local labor markets, extending the analysis period and incorporating alternative trade exposure measures.
Using online job vacancy data, I study how the dramatic local employment shock due to the pandemic changed labor demand and how the COVID-19 pandemic differs from the impact of the Great Recession on the labor market. I find that the downskilling of education and experience requirements during the pandemic sharply contrasts with persistent upskilling after the Great Recession.
This paper examines how COVID-19 immigration restrictions impacted U.S. labor markets, using data from the Current Population Survey (CPS) and Burning Glass’s (BG) online job postings. I find that the drop in immigration increased native employment and reduced foreign-born employment, revealing a substitution effect and driving disproportionate wage growth. However, immigration restrictions spurred firms to adopt new technologies and automation over time, altering skill demands across regions and industries.
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