Name: Marc-Andreas Muendler
Assistant Professor, Economics
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 2002
Field of Expertise: Muendler is an expert on international trade and international finance with a focus on trade and investment policies and their effects on domestic industries and labor markets. Muendler has investigated the consequences of Brazil's trade liberalization programme of the early 1990s. He is currently working on trade, foreign investment and technical change and their impact on labor markets in Brazil, Germany and Sweden. He is currently conducting research into theoretical aspects of information differences in financial markets. Muendler can also address aspects of trade in coffee.

Region of Interest: Latin America, U.S.

Media Interview Topics: He can provide commentary on trade and investment policies and their effects on domestic industries and labor markets. Muendler can also provide commentary on aspects of international finance and address aspects of trade in coffee.

Selected Publications:

MUENDLER, M.-A. (2007): "The Possibility of Informationally Efficient
Markets," Journal of Economic Theory, 133(1), 467-483.

MENEZES-FILHO, N. A., M.-A. MUENDLER, AND G. RAMEY (2008): "The
Structure of Worker Compensation in Brazil, With a Comparison to
France and the United States," Review of Economics and Statistics,
forthcoming.