Natalie Chen is Professor of Economics at the University of Warwick and holds a PhD in Economics from the Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium. After completing her PhD she spent 2 years as a Research Fellow at London Business School in the Economics Subject Area, and is a CEPR Research Fellow.
Natalie is mainly interested in applied issues related to international economics, covering both international trade and international macroeconomics, and is also interested in European Union market integration.
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The impact of trade costs can be weak or strong – depending on how much countries trade
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- International trade
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Price discrimination in export markets and the quality of traded goods
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- International trade
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Currency unions mean more trade, but not for everyone
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- International trade 
- Monetary Policy
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The prices of higher quality goods respond less to exchange-rate movements
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- Exchange Rates
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Many trade barriers remain high in the EU
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- International trade