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Essays in Labor and International Economics
This dissertation examines three related topics at the intersection of international trade policy and labor market outcomes, with particular attention to gender inequality and distributional effects. The first chapter, Unequal Gains: The Gendered Impact of Trade Liberalization in Vietnam, studies t
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