The GEP/CITP Nottingham International Trade Summer School is a four-day intensive course which offers a thorough grounding in international trade theory and policy, plus attendance two the two-day GEP/CEPR Summer International Trade Workshop. Participants will delve into foundational and advanced concepts guided by leading experts in the field. Key topics will include:

Day 1 (course work): Introduction to the neoclassical model and the gains from trade & investment Ricardian comparative advantage and the Eaton-Kortum model

Day 2 (course work): Optimal policy in an open economy, focusing on how trade policy can address distortions and distributive goals

Day 3 (course work): New trade models (Krugman and Melitz) and their implications on the conclusions of traditional trade theory

Day 4 (networking day): Research presentations by interested Summer School participants + social activity with lecturers and organisers + Summer School Dinner

Days 5 and 6: Participants are invited to attend the GEP/CEPR Summer International Trade Workshop

The total number of places available with accommodation ('full package') is 15 while there is no cap for participants who register without accommodation ('basic package')