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Oleg Itskhoki
Professor of Economics and International Affairs
Department of Economics and Woodrow Wilson School

International Economics Section, Affiliate
NBER, Research Associate [IFM ITI ME]
CEPR, Research Affiliate

Harvard University, PhD 2009
New Economic School, MA 2004
Moscow State University, BA 2003

Research interests:
Macroeconomics and International Economics

Curriculum vitae
Research statement

Contact Information
Princeton University
Department of Economics
193 JRR Building
Princeton NJ 08544
t: +1 (609) 258-5493
f: +1 (609) 258-6419
e:  itskhoki@princeton.edu
w: scholar.princeton.edu/itskhoki
tw:https://twitter.com/itskhoki

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IDEAS RePEc profile
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New draft of "Granular Comparative Advantage"
IMF Lecture on "The Macroeconomics Effects of Tariffs"
"International Shocks, Variable Markups and Domestic Prices" came out in RESTUD
New draft of "Exchange Rate Disconnect in General Equilibrium"
"The Macroeconomics of Border Taxes" came out in NBER Macroannual 2018
New preliminary draft of "Mussa Puzzle Redux"
"Optimal Development Policies with Financial Frictions" came out in Econometrica
Prelim draft "Dominant Currencies: How firms choose currency and why it matters"
VoxEU "Subsidizing Growth" column
Preliminary draft of "Consumption-led Growth"
"Globalization, Inequality and Welfare" came out in JIE
Chapter on the BAT in VoxEU eBook Economics and policy in the Age of Trump
Liberty Street Economics: "Why BAT is Unlikely to Promote US Exports"
Microeconomicinsights.org: "Why currency devaluations losing economic punch"
Project-Syndicate: "Trump's Tax Plan and the Dollar"
"Trade and Inequality..." came out in RESTUD

IMF’s Finance & Development's 25 Economists under 45
Sloan Research Fellowship 2015
New draft "Trade and Labor Market Dynamics with Heterogeneous Firms"
"Importers, Exporters and Exchange Rate Disconnect" came out in the AER
"Fiscal Devaluations" came out in RESTUD
Addendum "Fiscal Devaluations in a Model with Capital"