Ross Jestrab
Welcome!
I am an International Economist at the U.S. International Trade Commission. I received my Ph.D. in Economics from Syracuse University in 2021.
My research interests are in international trade and applied econometrics.
Email: Ross[dot]Jestrab[at]usitc.gov
Publications
Publications
"Importer Market Power and Preferential Trade Agreements: Empirical Evidence," Review of International Economics, 2023.
"Importer Market Power and Preferential Trade Agreements: Empirical Evidence," Review of International Economics, 2023.
“Unemployment and Workplace Injuries: Evidence from California,” (with Xiuming (Audrey) Dong), Applied Economics Letters, 2022.
“Unemployment and Workplace Injuries: Evidence from California,” (with Xiuming (Audrey) Dong), Applied Economics Letters, 2022.
"The Effects of Domestic Labour Mobility on Trade Agreements: Empirical Evidence," World Economy, 44: 2238-2283, 2021.
"The Effects of Domestic Labour Mobility on Trade Agreements: Empirical Evidence," World Economy, 44: 2238-2283, 2021.
Working Papers
Working Papers
"Trade Policy, Human Capital, and Costly Worker Transitions," (with David Riker), USITC Offfice of Economics Working Paper 2023-10-A.
"Trade Policy, Human Capital, and Costly Worker Transitions," (with David Riker), USITC Offfice of Economics Working Paper 2023-10-A.
“The Effect of Phase-In Tariffs on Import Growth,” (with Xiuming (Audrey) Dong), USITC Office of Economics Working Paper 2022-03-B.
“The Effect of Phase-In Tariffs on Import Growth,” (with Xiuming (Audrey) Dong), USITC Office of Economics Working Paper 2022-03-B.
Work in Progress
Work in Progress
"Import Competition and Workplace Injuries: Evidence from California,” (with Xiuming (Audrey) Dong).
"Import Competition and Workplace Injuries: Evidence from California,” (with Xiuming (Audrey) Dong).