Labor Market Adjustments to Trade Policy

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WTO-ILO Workshop on Global Trade and Employment Labor Market Adjustments to Trade Policy Guido G. Porto Universidad Nacional de La Plata

Labor Market Adjustments Four Themes Related to my Research:

Labor Market Adjustments Four Themes Related to my Research: 1. Labor Market Spillovers

Labor Market Adjustments Four Themes Related to my Research: 1. Labor Market Spillovers 2. Intrahousehold Spillovers

Labor Market Adjustments Four Themes Related to my Research: 1. Labor Market Spillovers 2. Intrahousehold Spillovers 3. Adjustment of Skills

Labor Market Adjustments Four Themes Related to my Research: 1. Labor Market Spillovers 2. Intrahousehold Spillovers 3. Adjustment of Skills 4. Capital Adjustment Costs

Labor Market Spillovers Results are sensitive to assumption on labor markets: integrated, segmented

Labor Market Spillovers Results are sensitive to assumption on labor markets: integrated, segmented Spillovers can be relevant in developing countries Manufacturing and non-tradables backward and forward linkages

Labor Market Spillovers Results are sensitive to assumption on labor markets: integrated, segmented Spillovers can be relevant in developing countries Manufacturing and non-tradables backward and forward linkages Mexico and corn prices: increases in in-farm labor increases derived demand for related services (fence repairing) consumption responses

Intrahousehold Spillovers In rural areas, trade policy can have first-order impacts in factor allocations within the household

Intrahousehold Spillovers In rural areas, trade policy can have first-order impacts in factor allocations within the household Vietnam catfish: U.S. antidumping

Intrahousehold Spillovers In rural areas, trade policy can have first-order impacts in factor allocations within the household Vietnam catfish: U.S. antidumping less catfish farming more agricultural activities unchanged labor supply

Intrahousehold Spillovers In rural areas, trade policy can have first-order impacts in factor allocations within the household Vietnam catfish: U.S. antidumping less catfish farming more agricultural activities unchanged labor supply less investment in aquaculture less investment in agriculture

Intrahousehold Spillovers In rural areas, trade policy can have first-order impacts in factor allocations within the household Vietnam catfish: U.S. antidumping less catfish farming more agricultural activities unchanged labor supply less investment in aquaculture less investment in agriculture household income declined (twice)

Adjusting Skills How do skills adjust to different types of trade reforms? Basic Idea: export destination matters

Adjusting Skills How do skills adjust to different types of trade reforms? Basic Idea: export destination matters In particular, it matters whether you export to High Income countries (the U.S. and the E.U.)

Adjusting Skills How do skills adjust to different types of trade reforms? Basic Idea: export destination matters In particular, it matters whether you export to High Income countries (the U.S. and the E.U.) Why? demand for quality demand for associated services marketing costs (market penetration costs)

Adjusting Skills How do skills adjust to different types of trade reforms? Basic Idea: export destination matters In particular, it matters whether you export to High Income countries (the U.S. and the E.U.) Why? demand for quality demand for associated services marketing costs (market penetration costs) This requires skills

Some Results So far, we find strong support for the theory

Some Results So far, we find strong support for the theory Argentine firms that exported to HI countries: pay higher average wages (meaning that they employ workers with higher average marginal productivity)

Some Results So far, we find strong support for the theory Argentine firms that exported to HI countries: pay higher average wages (meaning that they employ workers with higher average marginal productivity) hire a higher ratio of non-production to production workers (skills)

Some Results So far, we find strong support for the theory Argentine firms that exported to HI countries: pay higher average wages (meaning that they employ workers with higher average marginal productivity) hire a higher ratio of non-production to production workers (skills) pay higher wages conditional on skill composition (or hire a higher skill composition conditional on wages)

Implications for Adjustment The type of trade reforms a country implements and the type of trade agreements you adopt have implications for how domestic markets will adjust

Implications for Adjustment The type of trade reforms a country implements and the type of trade agreements you adopt have implications for how domestic markets will adjust Mexico and NAFTA Argentina and MERCOSUR

Capital Adjustment Costs Basic Idea: Explore adjustment in skills with capital adjustment costs

Capital Adjustment Costs Basic Idea: Explore adjustment in skills with capital adjustment costs Labor reallocation is costly Models of worker mobility costs: training, skill acquisition (calibration to estimate welfare costs)

Capital Adjustment Costs Basic Idea: Explore adjustment in skills with capital adjustment costs Labor reallocation is costly Models of worker mobility costs: training, skill acquisition (calibration to estimate welfare costs) This project: explore impediments originated by the behavior of firms What happens if firms need to invest following a trade liberalization episode, but capital adjustment is not instantaneous?

An Example

Capital Adjustment Costs Capital-Skill Complementarities What are the sources of capital adjustment costs?