Leveraging the discrete skill and knowledge worker requirements of each occupation
provided by O* NET, our empirical approach employs network-based tools from the …

The use of relatedness and economic complexity (REC) to advise on industrial policy is
expanding. Typically, it leads to the recommendation to (not) support activities that are (un) …

We study how the adoption of foreign technology and local spillovers from such adoption
contributed to late industrialization in a develo** country during the postwar period. Using …

Economic development is a path-dependent process in which countries accumulate
capabilities that allow them to move into more complex products and industries. Inspired by …

This paper develops new data to track the occupation content of trade. These data are
based on measuring the value-added exports of workers cross-classified by their industry of …

We study how one-time subsidies for adoption of modern technology drove Korea's
industrialization in the 1970s. Leveraging unique historical data, we provide causal …

As countries grow rich, they first tend to shift their production and employment from
agriculture towards manufacturing. Yet, the contemporary structural change literature and …

This paper introduces quality differentiation into a Ricardian model of international trade
following Costinot (2009a). It shows (1) how quality differentiation can help industrialized …

We examine how inequality and openness interact in sha** the long-run growth prospects
of develo** countries. To this end, we develop a Schumpeterian growth model with …

Quantifying the Extensive Margins of Trade and Production Page 1 Introduction Model
Equilibrium Calibration Counterfactuals Conclusion References Appendix Quantifying the …