Lydia Cox

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Ernesto PastenCentral Bank of Chile/Toulouse School of EconomicsVerified email at tse-fr.eu
Gernot MuellerUniversity of TuebingenVerified email at uni-tuebingen.de
Michael WeberAssociate Professor, University of Chicago, Booth School of BusinessVerified email at chicagobooth.edu
Raphael SchoenleDepartment of Economics, Brandeis UniversityVerified email at brandeis.edu
Miguel AcostaFederal Reserve BoardVerified email at frb.gov

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Big g L Cox, G Müller, E Pasten, R Schoenle, M Weber National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020	60	2020
The Long-Term Impact of Steel Tariffs on US Manufacturing L Cox mimeo, Harvard University, 2021	17	2021
Steel tariffs and us jobs revisited L Cox, K Russ EconoFact, February 6, 2020	9*	2020
The regressive nature of the US tariff code: Origins and implications M Acosta, L Cox working paper, Columbia University, 2019	8	2019
Will Steel Tariffs Put US Jobs at Risk? L Cox, K Russ Econofact February 26 2018, 2018	7	2018
The surprising decline in US petroleum consumption L Cox World Economic Forum 10, 2015	6	2015

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