Simon Evenett
Bio
Simon Evenett’s research has focused on empirical
studies of international trade flows as well as on international trade and
competition policy. He is the co-author or co-editor of four books, including
Local Dynamics in an Era of Globalisation (Oxford), Antitrust Goes Global
(Brookings), Facets of Globalisation (World Bank), and Can East Asia Compete?
(forthcoming from Oxford.) His research has also been published in a variety of
academic journals and edited volumes.
Dr. Evenett obtained his PhD in Economics from Yale University in 1995. He has
taught at the University of Michigan Business School and at Rutgers University.
In addition, he has held a variety of different fellowships from the Brookings
Institution since 1994 and is the Moderator of the Brookings-George Washington
Roundtable on Trade and Investment Policy; an off-the-record forum for
discussing international trade policy questions in Washington, D.C. Currently,
Dr. Evenett is the Director, Economic Research, World Trade Institute, in Bern,
Switzerland.
Academic Background
Areas of Expertise
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Empirical studies of international trade flows
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International trade policy: national and the WTO
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National and international competition policy
Present Positions
Previous Positions
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Visiting Assistant Professor, Business Economics and
Public Policy Group, University of Michigan Business School, 1995-1997
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Assistant Professor, Department of Economics,
Rutgers University, 1997-2002
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Economist, Development Economics Research Group,
World Bank, 1998-1999, 2000-2002
Other Activities and Memberships
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Holder of fellowships from the Brookings
Institution, 1994
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Moderator of the Brookings-George Washington
Roundtable on Trade and Investment Policy, 1995
Publications
Papers published in the Journal of Political
Economy, The World Economy, Journal of International Economic Law, and Scottish
Journal of Political Economy.
Current Research Projects
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Factors determining developing economies’ export
growth
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Impact of economic sanctions, including WTO-related
sanctions
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Impact of international cartels on prices and trade
flows
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Trade effects of government procurement reform
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