 |
Integrated Sustainability Analysis |
 |
| Home Contact Search Media |
|
Prof Terrie Walmsley
Terrie
Walmsley is an Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Global Trade Analysis at Purdue University, USA
and a Principal Fellow, Associate Professor in the Department
of Economics at the University of Melbourne,
Australia. After completing her PhD at Monash
University in Australia, she joined the the Center
for Global Trade Analysis as a post-doctoral research fellow where she worked
on China's accession to the WTO and the Dynamic GTAP model. Terrie then moved
to the United Kingdom where she was a lecturer in the Department of Economics
at the University of Sheffield. Here she taught undergraduate and graduate
courses in Macroeconomics, International Trade and International Economics. In
2003 she moved back to the Center for Global Trade Analysis, where she became
the Director in 2005. Terrie's research interests include international trade and the modeling of international capital and labor movements. Her work on migration has been used widely in the World Bank's 2006 Global Economic Prospects and by the Asian Development Bank. Terrie and Elena Ianchovichina, from the World Bank, are currently finalizing a book documenting the Dynamic GTAP model. This is due to be published in January 2012.� Terrie also supervises graduate students. The Center for Global Trade Analysis is the University based home of the GTAP network.� The GTAP Data Base, the premier product of this network, is a globally consistent database containing I-O, trade, protection and energy data for 113 countries/regions and 57 sectors.� The database is constructed by a team located at the Center with numerous data contributions from the GTAP network. Terrie oversees the team and examines issues related to the continued future development of the database.
LinksFor further information please contact
|
