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WTO-ILO Workshop to take stock of current research on global trade and employment Workshop report: Looking Forward: Priorities for Future « Commissioned » Research

Repeat what others have done There is room for country level empirical work on: (theme 1) Microlevel studies analysing the impact of services or material offshoring on workers’ wages. (theme 2 and 3) Decomposing the different sources of wage inequalities, using LEEDs. Which methodology to use? (theme 3): empirical country level work on trade and inequality, for inequality measures others than wage inequality (Gini, quintiles, functional distribution). (theme 4) How do domestic policies affect the trade-informality nexus; what are the mechanisms through which trade opening affects informality.

Repeat what others have done There is room for country level work on: (theme 5) Muendler-type of studies have also been done for the US. (Kletzer): can this be done for other countries. (theme 7) Can work done for India be repeated to understand better the “efficiency vs. equity” effects of different type of labour regulation. (theme 8) Explore channels through which trade, potential trade, offshoring, potential offshoring affect bargaining power

Need for better data on Employment by tasks (classification needed plus data sets) to analyse whether/how wage and employment effects of offshoring differ by tasks. Informality

Enhance our understanding of dynamics (theme 1) How does the adjustment to outsourcing take place ? How does it affect workers at the micro level ? (theme 2) it would be important to understand the dynamics of how firms navigate from small to large. (theme 5 and 6) Skill adjustment (training/adjusting) and export quality, export destination

Additional questions Theme 5 and 4: Do exports create formal jobs?: Muendler: exporters expand production with less employment Sinha: exporters shed labour that becomes informal (using firm level data?) Theme 2 and 6: Introducing multiple types of workers: could this be done empirically or are we talking about introducing this into models? If empirically, which level of disaggregation is available`? Bluecollar vs white collar? 5 ISCED levels?

Additional questions Theme 3: Services need to be included, in particular in the offshoring work. How can this be done? (could we link up to services network). General question: in offshoring and other research themes: move from micro to macro results