Navigating the Waves of Global Shipping: Drivers and Aggregate Implications joint with Jason Dunn
Fernando Leibovici, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
This paper studies the drivers of global shipping dynamics and their aggregate impli- cations. We document novel evidence on the dynamics of global containership shipping supply, demand, and costs. Motivated by this evidence, we set up a dynamic model of international trade with a global shipping market where shipping firms and importers endogenously determine shipping supply and costs. We find the model accounts for the dynamics of global shipping observed in the aftermath of COVID-19, at business cycle frequencies, and following shipping disruptions in the Red Sea. Accounting for global shipping is critical for the dynamics of aggregate economic activity.
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| Event Type: | Workshop / Seminar |
| Tags: | Economics, International, seminar |
| Source: | Happening @ Michigan from Department of Economics, International Economics, Department of Economics Seminars |
