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Come sew, craft, and Make in the Fabric Factory!
This year's Craft Zone is going to be ROCKIN!! Using a surplus of denim and tee-shirts, America's favorite fabrics, we'll paint, stitch, draw, cut, hammer and string up some fantastic projects. Make a denim bag to carry to the pool. Stitch up a wine bag to bring to your next picnic. Cut tee-shirts into a ball of yarn. Customize your new favorite cut-offs. Come on Sunday to participate in artist Melissa Knight's Community Fabric Collage using her own amazing beautiful batik fabrics. And slip your message to the world by stamping up your personal motto on a good old-fashioned ladies' slip. Or, if you're the creative type, show us what you can do with the surplus of fabrics and materials presented to you!
Special shout out to Outside Voice for helping to sponsor this year's Fabric Factory. And to Austin's own New Bohemia for the seemingly endless supply of denim. And to the amazing Stitch Lab for sending us machines to use all weekend.
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Fiber Lounge
By Juliann Krute, Fiber Arts Coordinator
Let us woo you to the fabulous world of fiber art at The Fiber Lounge this weekend at the Austin Mini Maker Faire! Are you interested in making things with yarn, fabric, wool or paper? We welcome you to come and get your craft on in our cozy lounge. Bring your current project and sit with us for a while or dabble in a new technique with our talented instructors. Seven local fiber artists will be running small group sessions to introduce you to a new hobby, including:
Saturday morning: Making pendants out of a paper-based clay with Dawn, Making your own yarn on a drop spindle with Heather
Saturday afternoon: Playing with yarn (including crochet, knitting and weaving) with Vivian, Dyeing a custom silk scarf with Juliann
Sunday morning: Needlefelting small sculptures with Marie, Making your own yarn on a drop spindle with Heather
Sunday afternoon: Making your own yarn on a drop spindle with Heather, Dyeing a custom silk scarf with Juliann
Drop in to The Fiber Lounge, located in the Fiber Village (indoors), and play with us! We're also happy to answer any questions about fiber art making opportunities in Central Texas so you can take your new skills home with you and continue your maker journey all year.
Children are welcome but under 13s should be accompanied by an adult at all times.
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Learn, Teach, Make: Education at Austin Mini Maker Faire 2015
By Emily Weerts, AMMF Maker Ed coordinator
In the handful of years since Maker Faire first came to Austin, we've seen the event change and grow in many exciting ways. As the list of participating makers expands, one trend that we're happy to embrace is the notable increase in education focused makers, booths, and presenters. Making and learning are natural partners – making provides opportunities to develop confidence, increase creativity, explore science, math, and art in new ways, and investigate engineering and technology. This year's Faire features booths from makerspaces at libraries, organizations that teach computer programming to elementary students, and Austin Community College's new maker program. From pre-K through college and beyond, makers, learners, and teachers will come together on May 16th and 17th to share their skills, ask great questions, and forge new friendships.
This year's Maker Education Village is being sponsored by WonderLab, a membership-based, supplemental learning lab for children in upper elementary and middle school. Thanks to WonderLab's generous contribution we are able to expand the Maker Ed Lounge and run a Maker Ed Stage at this year's Faire. Check out the Maker Ed program (below) and join us for some inspiring workshops, stimulating discussion panels, and engaging networking. Alt Ed Austin is supporting this year's Maker Ed Stage and Nucleus Learning Network is coordinating the Maker Ed Lounge.
As always, Maker Faire is free for educators to attend! Tell the teachers in your lives to come to the Palmer Events Center on May 16th and 17th to learn and be inspired. To receive free admission, teachers must bring a school ID or present other proof that they are an educator at the box office.
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|How the First Maker Movement in Education Failed with J.E. Johnson of Maker Ready
|For centuries, progressive-minded educators espousing "hands-on" and "inquiry based" learning have failed; persistently falling short of their revolutionary aspirations. Can MakerEd escape the same fate? Presented by J.E. Johnson of Maker Ready.
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|Stop by the Maker Ed Lounge for casual networking and topic driven discussions geared to meet fellow maker educators.Connect with the folks from Nucleus Learning Network and Maker Ed Austin.
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|Thinkery STEAM Squad Discussion Panel
|The Thinkery's STEAM Squad will present how they have been promoting STEAM learning through advocacy, mentorship, and hands on learning. Members processes including researching, developing, and implementing innovative learning opportunities.
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|Join us in a discussion of how the maker movement is entering primary, secondary, and post-secondary schools. Panelists include educators and makers from a variety of programs and settings.
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|Hands-on activities led by the Thinkery's STEAM Squad
|Stop by the Maker Ed Lounge for hands-on activities led by the Thinkery's STEAM Squad.
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|Thinkery EdExchange Discussion Panel
|EdExchange is the Thinkery's professional development program for formal and informal educators. Sessions focus on tinkering and making, robotics, coding, 3D modeling, circuitry and electronics, and more. Hear from several EdExchange participants and Thinkery educators about their experience in the pilot year of this program.
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|E-Origami Workshop with Beverly Ball
|Using just paper and conductive materials, create circuits, switches, and movement. This is a great beginner's circuit-building workshop, has only 15 seats and is first come, first serve.
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|Educator Networking with Nucleus Learning Network
|Stop by the Maker Ed Lounge for casual networking and topic driven discussions geared to meet fellow maker educators.Connect with the folks from Nucleus Learning Network and Maker Ed Austin.
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|Home Learning Environments presented by Breanna Sylvester
|Join the discussion and explore ideas for creating, organizing, and maintaining play-based home environments for toddler and preschool children.
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|Skybridge Makers Discussion Panel
|Hear from Skybridge Academy's students about their process and progress in classes like Kinect Hacking, DIY Inventor, and Graphic Novels. Students and teachers will discuss their experience asking meaningful questions, taking initiative, and persevering to find answers.
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|10 Inexpensive Reasons Not to Buy a 3D Printer for Your MakerSpace with Jeff Branson from Sparkfun Electronics
|In our rush to outfit exciting maker spaces, we're tempted by the quick programming solutions 3D printers promise. Not so fast! There are many inexpensive or free options for equipping a maker space without the complexity, expense, and reliability issues a 3D printer brings. This presentation/demonstration aims to expose you to ten things that unlock creative potential without prying open your wallet.
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Flahbios Problem
Posted 26 May 2007 - 07:03 PM
thanks for the help.
Posted 26 May 2007 - 07:14 PM
BIOS disk might be easier.
Edited by Illumi.Naughty, 26 May 2007 - 07:15 PM.
Posted 26 May 2007 - 07:20 PM
i downloaded the 4983 for my xbox V1.0 with DuoX2. Renamed it bios.bin added 100mb dummy file and went to nero created a data dvd since it doesnt see bin as an iso type file. Or am i supposed to make an iso file of the dummy and the bin file? Im confused its been over 2 years since i left the original xbox scene.
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I am searching google for you right now looking for a good reference for the network flash way of doing it.
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Posted 26 May 2007 - 07:34 PM
I made a data cd with the dummy file and the bios.bin using just winXP, worked fine.
Posted 26 May 2007 - 07:40 PM
network flash does not work on BANK 0
nor will trying to flash with just a bios disc
Posted 26 May 2007 - 07:43 PM
im guessing cromwell.
going to try another disc now. Im using a brand called Computer Essentials, and i know the drive reads them.
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Posted 26 May 2007 - 07:50 PM
which one is for v1.0? cromwell or flashbios?
im guessing cromwell.
going to try another disc now. Im using a brand called Computer Essentials, and i know the drive reads them.
You need to be switched to Bank 1 for this to work. bank 1 is flashbios. Bank 0 is Cromwell. Cromwell has to be flashed using a linux flash app as well as a bios disc and can not be flashed with just a bios disc.
Switch to bank 1
Posted 26 May 2007 - 08:02 PM
it also says when it loads up:
Flash Type: Xecuter 2(1024k)
however the file i put on it was a 256k file, what the hell?
i also did not solder the bt wire to the eject button, since i figured it didnt matter since its always going to be on. Does it have to be on there? Sorry for the double post, it wouldnt load up the image of the edit button so i couldnt find it.
Edited by 10001110101, 26 May 2007 - 07:59 PM.
Posted 26 May 2007 - 08:40 PM
well i tried it again but this time i made the same file(x2 4983.06) into a 512kb size file to flash to bank 1(flashbios). Well it flashed and upon restarting it, it freaking frags, starts green,turns off, starts green, turns off, turns on flashes red/green. Well now i dont know what the hell to do since i dont have linux which you said i needed to flash it with cromwell since thats all it boots to now. Any suggestions/ideas?
this is a friends xbox im modding for him.
Posted 26 May 2007 - 08:56 PM
I am 99.9% if cromwell is all good still then boot up the xbox on bank0, then switch after cromwell loads up to bank1 and flash.
But, you better read about the BIOS size and bank sizes and such.
Posted 26 May 2007 - 10:20 PM
You also need to make up a 512K bios disc. Use XBTool to make up the correct size bios.
Instructions are in the readme with the flash disc file.
Posted 27 May 2007 - 06:31 AM
btw, i cant find it in the "special place". What bios do you usually use for a v1.0 xbox with a duox2?
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For the BIOS x2.5035 (the correct size, chancer says 512k).
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|Route Climbed: North Face Date Climbed: August 31, 2003
|An epic dayhike, with partner Vladimir. In the morning the sky was overcast with lots of dark clouds, but by noon the weather improved. The north face rib route is full of loose scree in many places, but route-finding was straight-forward. Near the summit block the ridge traverse was a lot of fun, we squeezed through two windows then were delighted to find a small summit with nice exposure. Largest one-day elevation gain I have done so far. On the return leg we were almost stymied trying to find a cross-country route from Lake 3460m to Matlock Lake in the moonless night.
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|A group of 5 (San Diego, LA, Big Bear) climbed the peak in unstable weather conditions. We had a basce camp @ Bench Lake (10800 ft). Started @ 5:15 am, reached 13300 ft (pre-summit ridge) @ 10:30 am. We traversed the snow field below the summit ridge and above the huge drop-off (looks similar to the one on Polemonium) and signed the summit register on 11:15 am. The weather was very warm (~70F) and we saw a couple of recent avys around. The view from the summit is great as it dominates the whole area. Enjoyable climb, though the last section on the summit ridge should be classied as class 3+ with the given snow conditions.
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|Route Climbed: North Face (ascent), Southeast Ridge (descent) Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2002
|Day 7 of the 2002 Mountaineers Challenge. The easiest peak of the ten days, highly enjoyable with great views. Trip Report.
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Some of those supplements are called "starch blockers" or "carbohydrate blockers." They may seem like a good option because they claim to keep starches, and the calories found in them, from being digested.
But it's not quite that simple. If you're thinking about trying them for weight loss, keep in mind that claims for these products are not based on reliable scientific evidence. However, if you're using them in conjunction with a good diet and exercise program, they may help you to lose weight.
What Are Starch Blockers?
Starches are complex carbohydrates that cannot be absorbed unless they are first broken down by the digestive enzyme amylase. Amylase inhibitors, also called starch blockers, prevent starches from being absorbed by the body. When amylase is blocked, those carbs pass through the body undigested, so you don't absorb the calories.
Some starch blockers need a prescription. They are called acarbose (Precose), and miglitol (Glyset). These are used as treatments for blood sugar control in people with type 2 diabetes.
There are also starch blockers that are sold without a prescription as supplements.
What's the difference?
Prescription drugs have to prove to the FDA that they are safe and effective. Supplements don't. You also can't be sure of what's in a supplement.
Some supplements may have unlisted ingredients, maybe stimulants, that could be dangerous for people with diabetes, says Kathleen Dungan, MD, an endocrinologist at Ohio State University.
Prescription versions won't have those extra ingredients, so they tend to be safer.
The FDA has sent warning letters to makers of no-prescription starch blockers in the past, saying their marketing claims are misleading.
If you're considering using any product marketed for weight loss, talk to your doctor or a dietitian first. Ask yourself if it sounds too good to be true, and be skeptical.


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Does what it does well but too often seems a pointless exercise in British miserabilism crossed with a nasty gangster yarn.
LTB offers a fresh (if grimy) contribution to kitchen-sink realism, but little to the tiresome persistence of vicious British gangster chic.
A slice of social realism, a wedge of naturalism, a symbolically freighted fairy tale -- at times, London to Brighton feels like all of these combined, which, before it all turns to mush, gives the film the aspect of a fascinating and ambitious pastiche. There's something provocative about Mr. Williams's attempt to join together so many conflicting, contradictory influences, even if in the end they manage only to cancel one another out.


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Morphometric and molecular (RAPD) analysis of six Serapias taxa from Croatia
- Vladimir HršakAffiliated withDepartment of Botany, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb Email author
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- , Zorana SedlarAffiliated withDepartment of Botany, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb
- , Ivan PejićAffiliated withDepartment of Plant Breeding, Genetics and Biometrics, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb
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The morphometric analyses and genetic variability assessed by RAPD markers have been used to analyse relations among six Serapias taxa from Croatia (S. istriaca, S. pulae originally described as hybrid, S. ionica, S. vomeracea, S. lingua and S. cordigera). S. istriaca distributed in southern Istria and the island of Lošinj and S. pulae stenoendemic taxon distributed only in southern Istria S. ionica is endemic to the Ionian and Dalmatian islands, while the remaining taxa are more widely distributed. The obtained results shows that the endemic S. istriaca is a well characterised taxon, that S. pulae is a hybrid between S. istriaca and S. lingua and that the hybrid is morphologically and genetically more similar to S. lingua than the second parental species S. istriaca. The division into the subsections Steno-, Medio- and Platypetalae is founded based on the floral morphology while the division into the sections Serapias and Bilamellaria is not evident in the quantitative morphological and genetic analyses. Furthermore, considerable genetic resemblance between S. vomeracea and S. ionica was established.
Key wordsdiscriminant analysis endemic orchids hybridization index molecular taxonomy Istria
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- Morphometric and molecular (RAPD) analysis of six Serapias taxa from Croatia
- Journal
Volume 66, Issue 1 , pp 55-63
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- 2011-02
- 10.2478/s11756-010-0132-5
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- 0006-3088
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- 1336-9563
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- discriminant analysis
- endemic orchids
- hybridization index
- molecular taxonomy
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- Vladimir Hršak (1)
- Slavko Brana (2)
- Zorana Sedlar (1)
- Ivan Pejić (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Botany, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb, Marulićev trg 20, HR-10000, Zagreb, Croatia
- 2. Natura Histrica, Obala A. Rismondo 18, HR-52210, Rovin, Croatia
- 3. Department of Plant Breeding, Genetics and Biometrics, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Zagreb, Svetošimunska 25, HR-10000, Zagreb, Croatia


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The construction of a recently proposed batting facility at Idle Hour Park was approved last week by the Springfield City Council, but there are still a few details left to finalize before the project is completed.
Andy Matherly, owner of AM Electrical Services in Springfield and contractor for the proposed facility, was present at the council's meeting to share an estimated cost for the project, which he expected to be approximately $150,000.
Springfield will be a hub of holiday spirit this weekend as multiple Christmas-themed events, including this year's Santa Walk, unfold in town.
The Santa Walk will take place Saturday morning at 11:30 a.m. Those wanting to trot with the jolly man should arrive at the new fire station on 400 W. Main St. at 11:15 a.m. The walk will take St. Nick, his fans, the Washington County Band and the Salvation Army Canteen up Main St.
Those interested are urged not to forget their Santa cap if they're feeling festive.
If it seems to good to be true, it probably is.
That's one thing Washington Countians should keep in mind, not just for the holidays, but for every time of the year, as scam artists are out there.
One Washington County victim of scamming, who spoke to The Sun on the condition of anonymity, said they were recently scammed out of $700 through Facebook.
On Nov. 25, The Sun reported on a police officer being hit by a car that was allegedly stolen by juveniles. Last week, Thomas Pendleton, 57, told The Sun that it wasn't one vehicle that was originally taken, but two, and events that transpired afterward are straight out of a Hollywood movie.
Pendleton said that he and his wife, Kimberly, were at home when the thieves took his son's 2010 Mercedes C300 and his 2009 Buick Enclave from their driveway. His son, Daniel, 31, was at work during the theft.
Emergency personnel were called to the scene of an injury accident with entrapment on the Bluegrass Parkway early Monday morning.
According to a press release from the Nelson County Sheriff's Office, 20-year-old Taylor Blandford, of Springfield, was operating a 2001 Toyota Corolla traveling eastbound when she exited the roadway and struck a tree on the driver's side of her vehicle.
It's called paying it forward.
Mark and Sherry Speakman, pastors of Willisburg Church of God, are working with the Washington County Salvation Army unit and Washington County Schools Family Resource Youth Service Center to provide food for the less fortunate this Christmas. The program they are coordinating, which will provide a basket of food to the elderly, is called Returning the Favor to Washington County.
The Washington County Fiscal Court announced at last Friday's special meeting that it will be hiring two temporary employees for the road department.
During Dale Mann's road department report, it was announced that a committee had interviewed applicants for a temporary position on the road department.
"We originally had four applications," Washington County Judge-Executive John Settles said. "One withdrew at the last minute because of his work."
Ann Murphy finished her career at Springfield State Bank after a total of 64 years of service last week. At the age of 88, she said goodbye to her coworkers during a party that was held on Nov. 5.
"It has been so good I can't even describe it," Murphy said about her time at the bank. "It's been wonderful. I've seen a lot of people go and come."
A Harrodsburg man found himself in the Marion County Detention Center on a charge of wanton endangerment first of a police officer last week.
According to a press release from the Kentucky State Police, Melvin L. Ison, 31, of Harrodsburg was arrested on Nov. 24 after he allegedly nearly struck Washington County Sherriff's Deputy Charlie Osbourn with his vehicle.
Osbourn fired his weapon at the vehicle during the incident.
A former Washington County man is facing serious charges in Jefferson County after police say he killed one and tried to kill another.
William "Tony" Mattingly, 40, of Louisville and formerly of Washington County, was arraigned in court last week on a charge of murder and a charge of attempted murder.
A Louisville Metro Police Department report says on Nov. 13, Mattingly placed Thomas Grismer in a chokehold until he died. Grismer was found dead in a hotel room that morning.
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A federal grand jury has indicted Nick Walters, the former Mississippi USDA rural development director.
Walters is accused of having a personal interest in an agency loan he was pursuing for Natchez Regional Medical Center and for lying to federal officials about it.
A three-count felony indictment alleges Walters worked to get a U.S. Department of Agriculture community facilities loan for the publicly owned hospital at the same he had taken a job with a company that was representing the hospital on the loan application.
The USDA rural development director in each state is appointed by the White House. Walters left the government post on Aug. 4, 2006, to go into investment banking.
Walters' attorney, Andy Taggart of Madison, says Walters will show that he is not guilty of the charges. Taggart says he has asked Walters to make no comments on the case himself.


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Working papers
Working paper version: NBER Working Paper No. 21149, May 2015, joint with Maximiliano Dvorkin and Fernando Parro
Note: The one sector model
We develop a dynamic trade model where production and consumption take place in spatially distinct labor markets with varying exposure to domestic and international trade. The model recognizes the role of labor mobility frictions, goods mobility frictions, geographic factors, and input-output linkages in determining equilibrium allocations. We show how to solve the equilibrium of the model without estimating productivities, migration frictions, or trade costs, which are usually difficult to identify. We calibrate the model to 38 countries, 50 U.S. states, and 22 sectors and use the rise in China's import competition to quantify the effects across more than a thousand U.S. labor markets. We find that China's trade shock resulted in a loss of 0.8 million U.S. manufacturing jobs, about 50 percent of the change in the manufacturing employment share unexplained by a secular trend. We find aggregate welfare gains but, due to trade and migration frictions, the welfare and employment effects vary across U.S. labor markets. Estimated transition costs to the new long-run equilibrium are also heterogeneous and reflect the importance of accounting for labor dynamics.
joint with Robert C. Feenstra, John Romalis, and Alan M. Taylor
Tariffs have fallen significantly around the globe over the last two decades. Yet very little is known about the trade, entry, and welfare effects generated by this unprecedented shift in trade policy. We use a heterogeneous-firm quantitative trade model to study the effects of observed changes in trade policy. Importantly, in our model, tariffs affect the entry decision of firms across markets, a channel that has been overlooked in the literature. We first show how trade policy influences entry and selection of firms into markets. We then use a new tariff dataset, and apply a 189-country, 15-sector version of our model, to quantify the trade, entry, and welfare effects of trade liberalization over the period 1990-2010. We find that the impact on firm entry was larger in Advanced relative to Emerging markets; that more than 90% of the gains from trade are a consequence of the reductions in MFN tariffs (the Uruguay Round); that PTAs have not contributed much to the overall gains from trade; and that, with the exception of a few Emerging and Developing countries, most countries do not gain much (and some lose) from a move to complete free trade under zero tariffs.
joint with Giordano Mion, Luca D. Opromolla, and Esteban Rossi-Hansberg
The productivity of firms is, at least partly, determined by a firms actions and decisions. One of these decisions involves the organization of production in terms of the number of layers of management the firm decides to employ. Using detailed employer-employee matched data and firm production quantity and input data for Portuguese firms' we study the endogenous response of revenue-based and quantity-based productivity to a change in layers: a fi rm reorganization. We show that as a result of an exogenous demand or productivity shock that makes the firm reorganize and add a management layer, quantity based productivity increases by about 4%, while revenue-based productivity drops by more than 5%. Such a reorganization makes the firm more productive, but also increases the quantity produced to an extent that lowers the price charged by the firm and, as a result, its revenue-based productivity.
Working paper version: NBER Working Paper No. 20168, 2014, joint with Fernando Parro, Esteban Rossi-Hansberg and Pierre-Daniel Sarte
We study the impact of intersectoral and interregional trade linkages in propagating disaggregated productivity changes to the rest of the economy. Using U.S. regional and industry data, we obtain the aggregate, regional and sectoral elasticities of measured TFP, GDP, and employment to regional and sectoral productivity changes. We find that the elasticities vary significantly depending on the sectors and regions affected, and are importantly determined by the spatial structure of the economy. We use our calibrated model to perform a variety of counterfactual exercises including several specific studies of the aggregate and disaggregate effects of shocks to productivity and infrastructure. The specific episodes we study include the boom in California's computer industry, the productivity boom in North Dakota associated with the shale oil boom, the disruptions in New York's finance and real state industries in the 2008 crisis, as well as the effect of the destruction of infrastructure in Louisiana following hurricane Katrina.
Over the last decades, large labor abundant countries, like China, have played a growing role in world trade. Using the factor proportions theory, this paper investigates the dynamic effects of economic growth consequent to international trade between countries with different factor proportions. I present a unified characterization of the equilibrium dynamics of Heckscher-Ohlin theory with initial factor endowments outside of the cone of diversification. The model can reconcile why countries experience non-monotonic changes in their pattern of specialization as they grow, why countries do not converge to the same steady state level of income, and why non-factor price equalizations might be the most likely outcome after all.
The Review of Economic Studies, (2015) 82 (1): 1-44, joint with Fernando Parro
Working paper version: NBER Working Paper No. 18508, 2012
Codes and data files used in the paper: Data_and_Codes_CP.zip
(contains a readme file with a detailed description of every single file)
We build into a Ricardian model sectoral linkages, trade in intermediate goods, and sectoral heterogeneity in production to quantify the trade and welfare effects from tariff changes. We also propose a new method to estimate sectoral trade elasticities consistent with any trade model that delivers a multiplicative gravity equation. We apply our model and use our estimated elasticities to identify the impact of NAFTA's tariff reductions. We find that Mexico's welfare increases by 1.31%, U.S.'s welfare increases by 0.08%, and Canada's welfare declines by 0.06%. We find that intra-bloc trade increases by 118% for Mexico, 11% for Canada and 41% for the U.S. We show that welfare effects from tariff reductions are reduced when the structure of production does not take into account intermediate goods or input-output linkages. Our results highlight the importance of sectoral heterogeneity, intermediate goods and sectoral linkages for the quantification of the welfare gains from tariffs reductions.
Journal of Political Economy, (2015) 123 (4): 809:852, joint with Ferdinando Monte and Esteban Rossi-Hansberg
Working paper versions:
NBER Working Paper No. 18259, 2012
CEPR Discussion Paper No. 9073, 2012
Cowles Foundation Discussion Paper No. 1867, 2012
Here is a link to the Online Appendix
We use a comprehensive dataset of French manufacturing firms to study their internal organization. We first divide the employees of each firm into layers using occupational categories. Layers are hierarchical in that the typical worker in a higher layer earns more, and the typical firm occupies less of them. In addition, the probability of adding/dropping a layer is very positively/negatively correlated with value added. We then explore the changes in the wages and number of employees that accompany expansions in layers, or output. The empirical results indicate that reorganization, through changes in layers, is key to understand how firms expand and contract. For example, we find that firms that expand substantially add layers and pay lower average wages, in part by hiring less experienced employees, in all pre-existing layers. In contrast, firms that expand little and do not reorganize pay higher average wages in all pre-existing layers, partly by hiring more educated employees.
The Quarterly Journal of Economics, (2012) 127(3): 1393-1467, joint with Esteban Rossi-Hansberg
Working paper version: NBER Working Paper No. 17308, 2011
A firm's productivity depends on how production is organized. To understand this relationship we develop a theory of an economy where firms with heterogeneous demands use labor and knowledge to produce. Entrepreneurs decide the number of layers of management and the knowledge and span of control of each agent. As a result, in the theory, heterogeneity in demand leads to heterogeneity in productivity and other firms outcomes. We use the theory to analyze the impact of international trade on organization and calibrate the model to the U.S. economy. Our results indicate that, as a result of a bilateral trade liberalization, firms that export will increase the number of layers of management. The new organization of the average exporter results in higher productivity, although the responses of productivity are heterogeneous across these firms. Liberalizing trade from autarky to the level of openness in 2002 results in a 1% increase in productivity for the marginal exporter and a 1.8% increase in its revenue productivity. Endogenous organization increases the gains from trade by 41% relative to standard models.
Changing partners on a Trading Bloc: The MERCOSUR Case joint with Fernando Parro
New Developments in Computable General Equilibrium Analysis for Trade Policy, Hamid Beladi, E. Kwan Choi (ed.), (Frontiers of Economics and Globalization, Volume 7), Emerald Group Publishing Limited, pp.41-60.
This paper applies the new heterogeneous firm CGE model of Caliendo and Parro (2009) to determine what the Ricardian gains are from changing partners for members of a trade bloc. We focus on the MERCOSUR case, using a model with 48 sectors and 5 countries. Motivated by recent policy discussions, we quantify Uruguay's trade and welfare effects from signing a Free Trade Agreement with the United States and leaving MERCOSUR. We find positive welfare effects for Uruguay from bilaterally reducing tariffs with the United States. Most of the gains come from having access to lower-cost intermediate inputs for production. We then consider the policy experiment of bilaterally eliminating tariffs between all members of MERCOSUR and the United States. We find that Uruguay has the largest gains, while Argentina and Brazil do not benefit much. This paper also illustrates how new models are a promising tool for the analysis of trade.
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By USASAC Public AffairsApril 8, 2011
The mission of USASAC is to implement approved U.S. Army security assistance programs, including Foreign Military Sales of defense articles and services to eligible foreign governments. USASAC is responsible for life cycle management of FMS cases, from pre-letter of request, development, execution, and closure.
The command manages more than 4,655 FMS cases valued at more than $121 billion.
USASAC also manages the Army's co-production program. In addition, USASAC is responsible for Army security assistance information management, financial policy, provides policy, procedure, and guidance to the Army security assistance community.
Today, the Command is increasingly responding to the Global War on Terrorism, support of U.S. government emergency assistance, humanitarian relief, and United Nations peacekeeping operations.
Security assistance is a national program supervised and directed by the State Department. In conjunction with the White House, Congress, and the Treasury Department, military security assistance programs are executed by the Department of Defense. Security assistance promotes regional stability, deters aggression, maintains alliances, enhances coalition partnerships, and disseminates democratic values between the United States and its allies.
In carrying out the Army security assistance mission, USASAC - "The Army's Face to the World" - calls on all AMC LCMCs, as well as other Department of Defense agencies and U.S. industry for support. Each sale of equipment to overseas customers comprises the same "total package" of quality materiel, spare parts, training, publications, technical documentation, maintenance support, and other services that AMC provides to U.S. Army units.
Strength In Cooperation:
- FY11: (currently) $10 billion
- FY10: $14.6 billion
- Interface and maintain relationships with more than 150 countries
- Employs more than 350 civilians and Soldiers
USASAC provides assistance under:
- Military education and training
- Peacekeeping operations
- Counter-terrorism assistance
- Counter-narcotics assistance
- Humanitarian efforts
Benefits of Security Assistance:
- One of the principal elements of the U.S. Foreign Policy
- Designed to promote regional stability
- Supports mutual goals and objectives
Worldwide Impact of FMS:
- Enhanecs POL-MIL ties
- Provides for military compatibility and interoperability
- Enhances defense industry interest of both nations
- Reduces production costs
- U.S. Army and DoD are strong advocates for U.S. industry
- Bottom Line: FMS impacts national security strategy goals
Military Sales Policies:
- The President certifies eligible countries
- Regulated by the Foreign Assistance Act and the Arms Export Control Act
- The relationship with the purchasing country is crucial...The U.S. desires more than just a simple buyer - seller relationship
- Each sales is made in accordance with the policies and strategic interests of the U.S. government (the U.S. government will neither make nor lose money)
- DoD promotes the acquisition of standard service configuration - U.S. industry does the marketing
- The U.S. government has no preference between military sales and commercial sales, however the U.S. Armed Forces have priority
- Materiel is either shipped from U.S. government stocks or from production - our goal is to field a total package and promote self-sufficiency
- Redstone Arsenal, Ala.
- New Cumberland, Pa.
- Fort Belvoir, Va.
- Saudi Arabia - Office of the Program Manager, Saudi Arabian National Guard
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Length at CB (b): 15 in. (38.1 cm)
Credit Line: Gift of Miriam Whitney Coletti, 1985
Accession Number: 1985.364.12a, b
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