Graduate Text

The graduate textbook “Advanced International Trade: Theory and Evidence,” by Robert Feenstra, can be ordered from Princeton University Press. The empirical exercises for chapters 2 – 9 (First Edition) and chapters 2 – 12 (Second Edition) are available below. Faculty and students are free to make use of these empirical exercises for their course. Data to the second edition are available at here. The replication files, written in R code, are available here.

First Edition:

Chapter 2. The Heckscher-Ohlin Model Empirical Exercise
Chapter 4. Trade in Intermediate Inputs and Wages Empirical Exercise
Chapter 5. Increasing Returns and the Gravity Equation Empirical Exercise
Chapter 7. Import Tariffs and Dumping Empirical Exercise
Chapter 8. Import Quotas and Export Subsidies Empirical Exercise
Chapter 9. Political Economy of Trade Policy Empirical Exercise

Second Edition:

Chapter 2. The Heckscher-Ohlin Model Empirical Exercise
Chapter 4. Trade in Intermediate Inputs and Wages Empirical Exercise
Chapter 5. Monopolistic Competition and the Gravity Equation I Empirical Exercise
Chapter 6. Monopolistic Competition and the Gravity Equation II Empirical Exercise
Chapter 8. Import Tariffs and Dumping Empirical Exercise
Chapter 9. Import Quotas and Export Subsidies Empirical Exercise
Chapter 10. Political Economy of Trade Policy Empirical Exercise
Chapter 12. Multinationals and Organization of the Firm Empirical Exercise