Danforth-Lewis Speaker Series

What lessons does the trade war of the 1930s offer to model-builders and policy-makers in the 21st century?

Mario Crucini, chair of Economics at Purdue University, is the featured guest in the Economics Department's Danforth-Lewis Lecture Series Mon, Nov. 17 at 12 pm in King 243. His talk will touch on theoretical and empirical work spanning three decades of research focusing on topics in macro-trade.