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Kym AndersonProfessor of Economics, University of Adelaide and Australian National UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de adelaide.edu.au
David LabordeFAOAdresse e-mail validée de fao.org
Thomas HertelDistinguished Professor of Agricultural Economics, Purdue UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de purdue.edu
Maros IvanicUnited States Department of Agriculture/Economic Research ServiceAdresse e-mail validée de usda.gov
Dominique van der MensbrugghePurdue UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de purdue.edu
Joseph FrancoisProfessor of International Economics and Managing Director World Trade Institute, University of BernAdresse e-mail validée de wti.org
Elena IanchovichinaLead Economist, The World BankAdresse e-mail validée de worldbank.org
Emiko FukaseEconomist, DECRG, World BankAdresse e-mail validée de worldbank.org
Betina DimarananSenior Research Coordinator, International Food Policy Research InstituteAdresse e-mail validée de cgiar.org
Bernard HoekmanEuropean University InstituteAdresse e-mail validée de eui.eu
L Alan WintersProfessor of Economics, University of Sussex; CEPR, IZA, GDNAdresse e-mail validée de sussex.ac.uk
Julian AlstonDistinguished Professor emeritus, Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics, University ofAdresse e-mail validée de ucdavis.edu
Cong S. PhamDeakin UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de deakin.edu.au
Sébastien JeanProfessor of economics, CNAM (Paris)Adresse e-mail validée de lecnam.net
Vlad ManoleAssociate Professor, Rutgers UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de rutgers.edu
Johan SwinnenDirector General, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)Adresse e-mail validée de cgiar.org
Damiano SandriPrincipal Economist - Bank for International SettlementsAdresse e-mail validée de bis.org
Aaditya MattooDevelopment Research Group, The World BankAdresse e-mail validée de worldbank.org
John CockburnPartnership for Economic PolicyAdresse e-mail validée de ecn.ulaval.ca
Joseph GlauberIFPRIAdresse e-mail validée de cgiar.org

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Will Martin

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Economics development economics agriculture policy trade


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Implications of higher global food prices for poverty in low‐income countries¹ M Ivanic, W Martin Agricultural economics 39, 405-416, 2008	1285	2008
COVID-19 risks to global food security D Laborde, W Martin, J Swinnen, R Vos Science 369 (6503), 500-502, 2020	1021	2020
Agricultural Trade Reform and the Doha Development Agenda K Anderson, W Martin The World Economy 28 (9), 1301-1327, 2005	782	2005
The Uruguay Round and the developing economies W Martin, LA Winters World Bank Publications, 1995	600*	1995
Productivity growth and convergence in agriculture versus manufacturing W Martin, D Mitra Economic Development and Cultural Change 49 (2), 403-422, 2001	564	2001
Export restrictions and price insulation during commodity price booms W Martin, K Anderson American Journal of Agricultural Economics 94 (2), 422-427, 2012	428	2012
Market and welfare implications of Doha reform scenarios K Anderson, W Martin, D Van der Mensbrugghe Agricultural trade reform and the Doha development agenda 2006, 333-399, 2006	297	2006
Poverty and food insecurity could grow dramatically as COVID-19 spreads D Laborde, W Martin, R Vos International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Washington, DC, 2020	288	2020
Measuring distortions to agricultural incentives, revisited K Anderson, M Kurzweil, W Martin, D Sandri, E Valenzuela World Trade Review 7 (4), 675-704, 2008	265	2008
Liberalizing manufactures trade in a changing world economy TW Hertel, W Martin, K Yanagishima, B Dimaranan The Uruguay Round and the Developing Countries, 183-215, 1996	255	1996
Economic growth, convergence, and world food demand and supply E Fukase, W Martin World Development 132, 104954, 2020	234	2020
Estimating the gravity model when zero trade flows are frequent W Martin, CS Pham Fac. of Business and Law, School of Acc., Economics and Finance, Deakin Univ., 2008	231*	2008
Impacts of COVID‐19 on global poverty, food security, and diets: Insights from global model scenario analysis D Laborde, W Martin, R Vos Agricultural Economics 52 (3), 375-390, 2021	226	2021
Trade liberalization in China's accession to WTO E Ianchovichina, W Martin Journal of Economic Integration, 421-445, 2001	211	2001
China and the WTO: accession, policy reform, and poverty reduction strategies D Bhattasali, S Li, WJ Martin World Bank Publications, 2004	200	2004
Agriculture and non-agricultural liberalization in the millennium round TW Hertel, K Anderson, JF Francois, WJ Martin CIES Working Paper, 2000	198	2000
Food price spikes, price insulation, and poverty K Anderson, M Ivanic, WJ Martin WORLD SCIENTIFIC REFERENCE ON ASIA-PACIFIC TRADE POLICIES: 1: Political …, 2014	197	2014
Sectoral productivity growth and poverty reduction: National and global impacts M Ivanic, W Martin World Development 109, 429-439, 2018	193	2018
Capturing the implications of services trade liberalization S Robinson, Z Wang, W Martin Economic Systems Research 14 (1), 3-33, 2002	193	2002
The relative importance of global agricultural subsidies and market access K Anderson, W Martin, E Valenzuela World Trade Review 5 (3), 357-376, 2006	180	2006

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