21 minutes • Episode 4

Podcast: Transforming Growth Series

Automation, Trade and Multinational Activity - Katherine Stapleton

22 April 2021

The Transforming Growth series, narrated by Tim Phillips, investigates some of the most important new research in structural transformation, growth and economic development.

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Tim Phillips

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Katherine Stapleton

In this fourth episode of five, Tim talks to Katherine Stapleton (World Bank) about automation in advanced economies and what this means for trade and globalisation.

Read Automation, Trade and Multinational Activity: Micro Evidence from Spain by Katherine Stapleton (World Bank) and Michael Webb (Stanford University) presented at the STEG Annual Conference 2021.

Automation, Trade and Multinational Activity - Katherine Stapleton

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