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The Institute for International Economic Policy supports policy relevant research in economic development, poverty reduction, trade and finance.
Washington, DC
Joined March 2014
Excited to welcome Amb. @MikeFroman President of @CFR_org for “What Comes After the Trade War?” as part of our Wenger Lecture on International Business & Finance series. Open to the public. Tuesday, December 2 GW Jack Morton Auditorium RSVP: https://t.co/Ra4Njs7JyI
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.@GWUEconomics #EconJobMarket candidate Maheen Javaid’s core areas of interest are development economics and environmental economics. @ChaoDwei @TaraSinc @CERatGWU Learn more about Maheen and other candidates: https://t.co/uH615do6Nz
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A GW IIEP perspective from Brazil at #COP30 GW’s Alexia Massoud (IA ’26) is reporting from Belém for @planet_forward. Her latest article explains why COP30 is a pivotal moment for climate policy and why hosting it in the Amazon matters. Read More: https://t.co/8zk3hbK8wp
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Can the U.S. lead in rebuilding the global trade system? Amb. @MikeFroman, President of @CFR_org and former U.S. Trade Representative, joins @GWIIEP to discuss “What Comes After the Trade War?” Tuesday, December 2 GW Jack Morton Auditorium RSVP: https://t.co/Ra4Njs8hog
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IIEP Faculty Assistant Professor @tannerwdregan attended the 2025 NEUDC Conference at @TuftsUniversity, presenting his research on tax compliance. Read his paper, “No Shame in My Name: Public Disclosure and Tax Compliance in a Low-Capacity State,” here:
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Congratulations to Sumit Joshi, who recently co-authored his research paper “Endogenous Multiplex Networks” for the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. Learn more about the impact of interrelated networks on economic decisions and outcomes:
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.@GWUEconomics #EconJobMarket candidate Frederico Haslop’s core areas of interest are environmental, labor, urban, and development economics. @ChaoDwei @TaraSinc @CERatGWU Learn more about Federico and other candidates: https://t.co/uH615do6Nz
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.@GWUEconomics #EconJobMarket candidate Shatakshi Gupta’s core areas of interest are development economics and labor economics. @ChaoDwei @TaraSinc @CERatGWU Learn more about Shatakshi and other candidates: https://t.co/uH615do6Nz
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What comes after the trade war? Join Amb. @MikeFroman, President of @CFR_org and former U.S. Trade Representative, as he explores how the U.S. can lead in rebuilding global trade rules. Tuesday, December 2 GW Jack Morton Auditorium RSVP: https://t.co/Ra4Njs7JyI
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.@GWUEconomics #EconJobMarket candidate Prerna Dokania’s core areas of interest are applied microeconomics, development economics and economics of education. @ChaoDwei @TaraSinc @CERatGWU Learn more about Prerna and other job market candidates: https://t.co/uH615do6Nz
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📢 Call for Papers! The 10th Urbanization & Development Conference (30–31 Mar 2026, DC) invites papers on how cities shape jobs, firms & growth in developing economies. Submit by 8 Dec 2025 https://t.co/Wp5wbwPaPy
#Urbanization #EconomicDevelopment #CallForPapers #EconTwitter
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.@GWUEconomics #EconJobMarket candidate Qi Chen’s paper studies diffusion of banking technology in a competitive landscape. @ChaoDwei @TaraSinc @CERatGWU Learn more about Qi and other job market candidates: https://t.co/uH615do6Nz
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Asma Yawari, an IIEP Student interested in international development, attended the World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings. At the panel, “The Future Cities in Africa and Asia”, she learned about urban governance, mobility reforms, and pragmatic expansion. #OurViewFromTheBank #OnlyatGW
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Sam-Haendell Thosiac, an IIEP student, attended the 2025 World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings and learned about the response of economic markets and prevention techniques at the "Scaling Local Financing to Close Infrastructure Deficits” session. #OurViewFromTheBank #OnlyatGW
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Maddie Graf, IIEP assistant, attended the session on “The Future Cities in Africa and Asia” at the 2025 World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings. The panelists left her reflecting on the scale and urgency of urban development across the globe. #OurViewFromTheBank #OnlyatGW
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Elias Gray, IIEP Communications Assistant, learned how Albania, New Zealand, and Nepal are leveraging their natural and cultural heritage into inclusive growth opportunities. #OurViewFromTheBank #OnlyatGW
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Sofia Piro, an IIEP student, explored financing of emerging markets and developing economies at the 2025 World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings. #OurViewFromTheBank #OnlyatGW
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At the 2025 World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings, Lisbel So Zhang, IIEP Research Assistant, learned insights regarding private investors, financing, and allocation of resources for local development. #OurViewFromTheBank #OnlyatGW
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Maya Kilani, an IIEP student, attended the World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings and learned about economic policy and challenges developing economies face. Her favorite session? “Jobs After Shock: Can Crisis Unleash New Growth?” #OurViewFromTheBank #OnlyatGW
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IIEP Events & Operations Assistant, Arthur Nazabal, had the opportunity to attend the World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings and explore the perspectives of experts in various sectors. His favorite session? “AgriConnect: Farms, Firms, Finance” #OurViewFromTheBank #OnlyatGW
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