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Justas Dainauskas

Assistant Professor of Economics

Reed College

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History and Social Sciences

Economics

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Justas Dainauskas is currently serving as an Economics Assistant Professor of Economics at Reed College.

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Justas Dainauskas

Reed College

Assistant Professor of Economics

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economics international trade trade economic dynamics trade patterns finance macroeconomics economic geography international money international financial markets economic analysis economic modelling business financial economics international economics international finance market (economics) business cycles global finance economic behavior economics of networks international monetary system exchange rates energy trade exchange rate movement international monetary economics trade policy economic integration foreign exchange markets shock (economics) supply networks supply chain disruptions network origins time-varying exchange rate trade persistence heterogeneity trade shocks supply chains excess trade persistence a theory

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Network Origins of Trade Comovement. Journal of International Economics (2024)

economic geographynetwork originsinternational tradeeconomicstrade patternseconomics of networkstrade

Trade Shocks and the Transitional Dynamics of Markups. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

macroeconomicsmarket (economics)international moneyinternational tradeeconomicsinternational financial marketsfinanceforeign exchange marketsbusiness cycleseconomic dynamicstrade shockstrade patternsshock (economics)economic modellingtrade

Time-Varying Exchange Rate Pass-Through Into Terms of Trade. Journal of International Money and Finance (2023)

Justas Dainauskas

international monetary systemfinancial economicsglobal financeinternational moneyinternational economicsexchange ratesinternational tradeeconomicsinternational financial marketsfinanceenergy tradeeconomic analysisexchange rate movementinternational financetime-varying exchange rateinternational monetary economicstrade

What Explains Excess Trade Persistence? a Theory of Habits in the Supply Chains. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

supply chainsexcess trade persistenceinternational tradeeconomicsa theorybusinesseconomic dynamicssupply networkseconomic behaviorsupply chain managementsupply chain disruptionstrade

Trade Persistence Heterogeneity. Journal of Applied Econometrics

macroeconomicseconomic geographytrade persistence heterogeneityinternational tradeeconomicstrade policyeconomic dynamicseconomic analysiseconomic integrationtrade patternseconomic modellingtrade

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Justas Dainauskas

Assistant Professor of Economics

Reed College

Affiliations

History and Social Sciences

Economics

History

Justas Dainauskas is currently serving as an Economics Assistant Professor of Economics at Reed College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Justas Dainauskas

Reed College

Assistant Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Network Origins of Trade Comovement. Journal of International Economics (2024)

economic geographynetwork originsinternational tradeeconomicstrade patternseconomics of networkstrade

Trade Shocks and the Transitional Dynamics of Markups. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Time-Varying Exchange Rate Pass-Through Into Terms of Trade. Journal of International Money and Finance (2023)

Justas Dainauskas

What Explains Excess Trade Persistence? a Theory of Habits in the Supply Chains. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

supply chainsexcess trade persistenceinternational tradeeconomicsa theorybusinesseconomic dynamicssupply networkseconomic behaviorsupply chain managementsupply chain disruptionstrade

Trade Persistence Heterogeneity. Journal of Applied Econometrics

macroeconomicseconomic geographytrade persistence heterogeneityinternational tradeeconomicstrade policyeconomic dynamicseconomic analysiseconomic integrationtrade patternseconomic modellingtrade

1
10 / page