Bio
Dr. Sposi is Associate Professor of Economics and Director of Doctoral Studies at Southern Methodist University. His research examines the determinants of global structural change patterns, the macroeconomic implications of demographic change, the regional and aggregate implications of U.S. tariff changes, global supply chains, and dynamic gains from trade. He teaches macro economics and international economics at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Prior to joining SMU, he worked as an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, providing research and policy analysis on issues surrounding international economic developments.
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Southern Methodist University Department of Economics 3300 Dyer St. Dallas, TX 75275 msposi [at] smu [dot] edu |
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Updated Results From: What Determines State Heterogeneity in Response to US Tariff Changes?
| Percent Change in Consumption Following 25 Percentage Point Tariff Increase on All Trading Partners, No Foreign Retaliation, On All Industries Simultaneously | Percent Change in Real Wages Following A 25 Percentage Point Tariff Increase on All Trading Partners, No Foreign Retaliation, On Each Industry Individually |
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*WY = Wyoming, OR=Oregon, OH = Ohio |