IPC is devoted to interdisciplinary research and education that advances the learning of Michigan faculty and students and informs policy makers on policy issues arising from an increasingly globalized world.
In particular, the goal of IPC’s work is to demonstrate how in an interdependent world well-designed policies of governments and international institutions can improve the welfare of people, especially those in developing nations.
IPC researchers examine policy matters relating to trade, financial and labor markets, and corporate performance.
Uncertainty Equivalents: Testing the Limits of the Independence Axiom
James Andreoni and Charles Sprenger, IPC No. 117, August 10, 2011
The Price Effects of Cash Versus In-Kind Transfers
Jesse M. Cunha, Giacomo De Giorgi, and Seema Jayachandran, IPC No. 116, September 2011
Government Intervention and Strategic Trading in the U.S. Treasury Market
Paolo Pasquariello and Clara Vega, IPC No. 115, February 25, 2011
War in Afghanistan: Costs of Failure and Costs of Success - March 28, 2012 [Details]
The Twenty-third BREAD Conference on Development Economics - October 26, 2012 [Details]
The Twenty-third BREAD Conference on Development Economics - October 27, 2012 [Details]
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