Martin Wermelinger

leading a joint project with similar institutions in Germany and Austria on the comparison of economic policy progress in Switzerland, Germany and Austria

(i) editing trade and investment measures with a focus on trade policy in Europe and South East Asia; (ii) writing reports on crisis-era protectionism with a focus on Asian countries and Switzerland

(A) main research areas: international trade, protectionism, international trade policy, economic policy in Switzerland; (B) main research projects: (i) green state measures and the "climate-friendliness of imports, (ii) differential export performance during the crisis: the role of third-country subsidies, (iii) exchange rate driven adjustment of export prices and export structure; (C) methods: applied econometrics, trade theory

(i) drafting newspaper and journal articles on current Swiss and worldwide economic issues for the director, Gerhard Schwarz, (ii) writing online articles, (iii) leading a joint project with similar institutions in Germany and Austria on the comparison of economic policy progress in Switzerland, Germany and Austria, (iv) analytical and statistical analyses, (v) giving talks

(i) editing a book with Mia Mikic on the rise of protectionism; (ii) writing several articles on contemporary protectionism in the Asia-Pacific region (iii) presenting my own research and the Global Trade project at several ARTNeT meetings in Bangkok (Thailand), in Bogor (Indonesia) and Vientiane (Laos); (iv) leading and supervising a group of interns

(i) assisting Professor Evenett in analytical and statistical analysis of trade data; (ii) doing research related to my PhD studies on the effects of new forms of protectionism (such as bailouts and export subsidies) on trade flows; (iii) supporting Master's students as to their thesis work; (vi) teaching Microeconomics at the Bachelor's level

(i) writing articles on Swiss elections, (ii) writing articles on Swiss economic challenges, (iii) organising meetings, (iv) leading the public relations section

(i) analysing country and capital market risk in emerging economies, being responsible for Rumania, Bulgaria and North African countries; (ii) writing economic background reports for the attention of client advisors and clients; (iii) internally reporting on economic indicator developments on a weekly basis.

International Economics, Development Economics, Econometrics

International Economics and Econometrics