Judith M. Dean

Title

Professor of International Economics

International Business School

Expertise

International Economics, Economic Development, Econometrics

Profile

Judy’s research focuses on international trade and economic development. Much of her work examines the relationship between trade and the environment. In a series of empirical studies using Chinese data, she has been exploring the possibility that trade growth, foreign investment and production fragmentation may have beneficial effects on the environment. In other work, she studies trade and fragmentation, the effects of non-tariff barriers and the implications of trade preference erosion for developing countries. Judy comes to Brandeis from the US International Trade Commission where she has been a Senior International Economist in the Research Division, overseeing research on China and India. Prior to joining the ITC, Judy was Associate Professor of Economics at SAIS, Johns Hopkins University (1990-2000) and Assistant Professor at Bowdoin College (1983-1990). She has been a consultant to the World Bank and the OECD, and a Visiting Scholar at the Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi, India. She has also helped to establish joint research between the ITC and Tsinghua University and the ITC and the India Development Foundation.

Degrees

Cornell University, Ph.D.

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Contact

Email:	judydean@brandeis.edu
Phone:	781-736-8547
Office:	Sachar International Center, 130-E

Courses Taught

ECON	201a	Global Economic Environment
ECON	261a	Empirical Analysis of Trade Policy
ECON	270a	Economic Development Strategies

Scholarship

Dean, Judith M.. "Why measuring value-added trade matters for developing countries." The Fragmentation of Global Production and Trade in Value-Added. Ed. A. Mattoo, Z. Wang, and S. Wei. Washington, DC: World Bank and CEPR, 2012 (forthcoming)

Dean, Judith M.. "Trade, Environment and Poverty: must there be a tradeoff?." Clayton Yeutter International Trade Program. University of Nebraska

Dean, Judith M.. "Measuring Value-Added Trade." Testimony, US-China Economic and Security Review Commission. Washington, DC

Dean, Judith M.. "Measuring Value-Added Trade: what’s in it for developing countries?." World Trade Organization, Made in the World Initiative March 22. (2012)

Dean, Judith M.. "Testimony on The Evolving U.S.-China Trade and Investment Relationship." The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission Hearing (2012): <http://www.uscc.gov/sites/default/files/6.14.12Dean.pdf>.

Dean, Judith M.. "The Impact of Services Trade Liberalization on Indian Poverty." Workshop on International Trade and Development. India Development Foundation, Gurgaon, India

Dean, Judith M.. "Development of Global Supply Chains." The Economic Effects of Significant U.S.Import Restraints. Ed. USITC. Washington, DC: USITC, 2011

Judith M. Dean, K. C. Fung and Zhi Wang. "Measuring Vertical Specialization: The Case of China." Review of International Economics 19. 4 (2011): 609-625.

Judith M. Dean and Mary E. Lovely. "Trade Growth, Production Fragmentation, and China’s Environment." China's Growing Role in World Trade. Ed. R. Feenstra and S. Wei. Chicago: NBER and University of Chicago Press, 2010

Judith M. Dean and John Wainio. "Quantifying the Value of US Tariff Preferences." Trade Preference Erosion: Measurement and Response. Ed. B. Hoekman, W. Martin and C. Braga. New York: World Bank and Palgrave-MacMillan, 2009

Judith M. Dean, Mary E. Lovely, and Hua Wang. "Are Foreign Investors Attracted to Weak Environmental Regulations?: Evaluating the Evidence from China." Journal of Development Economics 90. (2009): 1-13.

Judith M. Dean, Mary E. Lovely, and Jesse Mora. "Decomposing China–Japan–U.S. Trade: Vertical Specialization, Ownership, and Organizational Form." Journal of Asian Economics 20. (2009): 596-610.

Judith M. Dean, Robert Feinberg, Jose Signoret, Rodney Ludema and Michael Ferrantino. "Estimating the Price Effects of Non-Tariff Barriers." The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy, Contributions 9. 1 (2009).

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