International Trade During a Pandemic: Boon or Bane?

International Trade During a Pandemic: Boon or Bane?

We will empirically estimate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on international trade. One hypothesis to be tested is that economies with a higher degree of trade diversification are less harmed by pandemic-induced disruptions of trade flows. This analysis will provide important insights for the management of global supply chain risks not only in times of a pandemic, but also regarding other emerging risks for the international trade system, such as trade wars or natural disasters induced by climate change.

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Daniel Osberghaus

Daniel Osberghaus

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Elisa Rottner

Elisa Rottner

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Senior Researcher
Dr. Daniel Osberghaus
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