Honoured to have been awarded the Young Researcher prize for my doctoral thesis at this year's conference of the German Keynes Society. Many thanks to @KeynesGesellsc1 for the honour and to @EckhardHein and everyone else who supported me over my PhD years! pic.twitter.com/zMtGevw3RN
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) February 14, 2023
What does "FDI-led growth" mean? Despite the term being used a lot in comparative politcal economy, there is little PK theory on FDI-led growth. This paper tries to fill this gap with models of 2 kinds of FDI-dominated economies: export platforms (eg 🇭🇺) & tax havens (eg 🇮🇪) https://t.co/uGrk4bjS7U
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) December 7, 2022
Successfully defended my PhD this morning! 🎉🎊 Big thanks to @EckhardHein (1st supervisor) and Jennifer @PedusselWu (jury pres) pictured, and the rest of my esteemed jury (@langdany, @MiriamRehm, Engelbert Stockhammer, & Antoine Godin) @HWR_Berlin @IPE_Berlin @univ_spn @CEPNP13 pic.twitter.com/8901Tf9aEb
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) September 30, 2022
My latest paper published in JPKE 👇 Shows that offshoring may explain (a) falling wage shares (b) hysteresis (c) the decoupling of investment and profits , (d) falling prices in a period of rising mark-ups, and more…https://t.co/jliF7tn0hd
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) July 18, 2022
📎IPE ONLINE WORKSHOP
— IPE Berlin (@IPE_Berlin) July 18, 2022
"Frontiers in Growth Regimes Research: Theoretical Perspectives and Country Cases"
6-7 October 2022, online.
Programme: https://t.co/CvVm0e915D
Registration: https://t.co/QgN0YPpGbP pic.twitter.com/TOciHsoESb
My latest paper explains through a PK model how offshoring may tame inflation, but also lead to falling wage shares, hysteresis, and stagnant growth.
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) May 9, 2022
Working paper released by @IPE_Berlin 👇 Published version to follow in the JPKE https://t.co/n6A0j5jD3L
My latest paper in a nutshell: The real & distortionary effects of multinationals in Ireland can explain why Irish demand appears profit-led, but is in fact wage-led. Happy to say it has just been published in the Review of Evolutionary Political Economy👇https://t.co/aqznjPrAQ3
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) December 9, 2021
It was a pleasure to present at #25FMM conference in the session Studies on macroeconomic regimes together with my @IPE_Berlin colleagues @rswoodgate @umitak @EckhardHein and Benjamin Jungmann (Chair) 📊📝📈 pic.twitter.com/rQQ5bdATt4
— Alessandro Bramucci (@AleBramucci) November 1, 2021
My latest working paper 👇 It 1) argues policy competition between countries has become so widespread that it now partly defines neoliberal globalisation, and 2) offers a demand-led theory of why such FDI-seeking state aid fails in most cases but worked in a few (IRL, SGP, etc.) https://t.co/zIDPgx4Zpm
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) May 25, 2021
Our IPE workshop on macroeconomic regimes kicks off today! Due to demand exceeding our Zoom capacity, we've decided to also stream the event on YouTube and make it publicly available.
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) March 25, 2021
Programme and link to YouTube livestream 👇https://t.co/Qi51j6jHRB
An "early view" version of a paper I co-authored with Eckhard Hein on stability issues within Kaleckian models is now open access on Metroeconomica's website: https://t.co/TlyPu4gQcN
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) January 18, 2021
Very happy to announce that my paper has just been published in the Review of Keynesian Economics. In it, I build upon a Kaleckian model to try to shed light on the madness that is corporate tax competition. See here https://t.co/g2eRaF3lA3
— Ryan Woodgate (@rswoodgate) October 21, 2020
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