Expertise

Juan Carluccio's research deals with different aspects of international trade and investment seen from a firm-level perspective. His policy analyses look at the impact of globalization on the economy. He is also interested on Argentinean and Latin American macroeconomics. He acted as Head of Research at the Foreign Trade Commission of Argentina, advising the government on trade policy reforms for Argentina and Mercosur. He holds a PhD in Economics from Paris School of Economics, an MSc from the London School of Economics and a Bachelor Degree from the University of Buenos Aires.

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The results show that idiosyncratic reactions of large firms to common shocks matter for aggregate export fluctuations
Using micro data on import values and quantities by product and countries of origin, we quantify the effect of imports f
The factor-proportions channel implies that reductions in offshoring costs lead to skill upgrading by French firms.
We develop a simple model to study how globalization affects wage inequalities.
We estimate the impact of international trade on wages using data for French manufacturing firms.
Worker bargaining power reduces intra-firm imports by French multinationals.
Technological incompatibilities reduce the welfare gains from openness to FDI.
We develop a model to study the interactions between a supplier's financial constraints and contract incompleteness.
. We develop an empirical study on the impact of the WACC on private firms' investment rates.

Organizational Affiliations

Professor in International Trade, Surrey Business School, Surrey Business School, Faculty of Arts, Business and Social Sciences, University of Surrey

Research and Analogous, Banque de France (France, Paris)