In the Media
ITI 2016 Program Report
Apr 14, 2016 // Pol Antràs, Teresa Fort, and Felix Tintelnot study the implications of a hypothetical 100 percent increase in China's sourcing potential, such as could be produced by a reduction in bilateral trade costs between the U.S. and China.
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Dublin start-up commissioner wants to turn Ireland's capital into an enterprise epicentre
Mar 14, 2016 // Mentions the paper, “How Firms Respond to Business Cycles: The Role of Firm Age and Firm Size,” co-authored by Teresa Fort, which finds that young companies were disproportionately affected during the 2006-2009 financial crisis, but still remained a positive source of net employment growth.
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How Can Reshoring Help Baltimore?
May 11, 2015 // Teresa Fort was a guest on Baltimore NPR station WYPR's Midday with Dan Rodricks to discuss the current manufacturing landscape in the U.S.
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Robots And The Future Of Work
Aug 21, 2014 // Teresa Fort discusses how the rise of the robot may change the face of the workforce.
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Employment Dynamics and Business Cycles
Aug 20, 2014 // Teresa Fort and co-authors attempt to explain why young, small businesses were hit especially hard in the Great Recession.
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U.S. Agencies Consider Redefining Manufacturing
Mar 21, 2014 // The Wall Street Journal mentions research by Andrew Bernard and Teresa Fort that "estimated the redefinition would have added anywhere from 431,000 to nearly two million workers to the manufacturing sector in the 2007 Census survey."
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The U.S. May Have More Manufacturing Jobs Than We Think
Sep 05, 2013 // In a new paper, two economists point out that nowadays there are lots of companies in the United States that aren’t counted as manufacturing by the government but are still heavily involved in the manufacturing of goods.
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No Huge Impact on New York from NAFTA Politifact, October 2016
Are Advances in Communication Driving Jobs Overseas? Tuck Forum, Spring 2013.
Teresa Fort, Economics PhD graduate, named as a recipient of the University of Maryland Distinguished Dissertation Award, University of Maryland Economics Department.