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Fajgelbaum, Redding introduce a spatial Balassa-Samuelson effect

The International Economics Section at Princeton University promotes research and training in international economics.

Since its founding nearly 90 years ago, Princeton IES has hosted hundreds of visiting researchers. Its affiliated faculty—all of whom are members of the Economics Department at Princeton—host seminars, lectures, and conferences to advance the study of international trade and international macroeconomics.

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A hub for scholarship, research, and training in international economics since 1930.

Affiliated Faculty

Princeton IES is a group of faculty in the Economics Department at Princeton that shares an interest in international economics.

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Historic Legacy

From its founding in 1930 as the International Finance Section to the production of today’s cutting-edge research, Princeton IES continues to honor its historic legacy.

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Visiting Fellows

Each year, the section hosts visiting fellows in Princeton as part of two different research fellowship programs. Learn more about current fellows and how to apply.

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