Iader Giraldo Salazar Calle 12c #4-59 Bogotá Colombia Phone 57(1) ext Mobile (57)

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1 Iader Giraldo Salazar Calle 12c #4-59 Bogotá Colombia Phone 57(1) ext Mobile (57) Personal Information: Male, Colombian, born on February 19th 1981, - Colombia Research and Teaching Fields Primary Fields: Macroeconomics, Open Macroeconomics and Economic Growth. Secondary Fields: International Trade, Computational Models DSGE and Macroeconometrics. Education Ph. D. in Economics. Summa Cum Laude Thesis Title: Essays on International Trade and Economic Growth Advisor: Fernando Jaramillo Mejía Jury members: Alain Desdoigts, Hernando Zuleta and Ricardo Argüello Universidad de Antioquia M. Sc. In Economics (Research modality) Universidad Nacional de Colombia Economist Research Experience January-June 2014 Paris School of Economics (PSE), Paris, France. Visiting Scholar Advisor: Thierry Verdier Language Spanish English French Native Speaker Fluent Beginner

2 Teaching Experience 2010-Now Lecturer: Macroeconomics Level I, Macroeconomics Level II, Macroeconomics. Undergraduate Macroeconomics Policies. Postgraduate 2015-I Universidad Externado de Colombia Lecturer: Economic Growth and Intra- Industry trade Postgraduate Universidad de Antioquia Lecturer: Macroeconomics. Undergraduate Universidad Nacional de Colombia Lecturer: Macroeconomics Level I, Public Economics. Undergraduate. Publications Determinantes de las exportaciones de manufacturas de Colombia a sus cinco principales socios comerciales, Economía y Región. Vol. 6 (1) pp Aproximaciones al estudio de las asociaciones deportivas: El caso de clubes y ligas en Antioquia Colombia. Book. Editorial Universidad de Antioquia Joint with: Ramón Javier Mesa, Rodrigo Arboleda, Nelson Gaviria, Carolina Ramírez. Researches Costos económicos de los eventos extremos asociados al clima: metodología para la implementación del modelo de gestión de riesgo al meg4c. Consultancy Departamento Nacional de Planeación de Colombia (DNP). Director: Fernando Jaramillo Mejía. La crisis de las exportaciones industriales. Por qué no reaccionan las exportaciones con una tasa competitiva de cambio? Consultancy for Analdex. Joint with: Juan José Echavarría.

3 Job Market Paper Implications of International Trade on Economic Growth: An Approach from the Home Market Effect and Non Homothetic Preferences. Abstract: In spite of increasing globalization around the world, the effects of international trade on economic growth are not very clear. This article analyzes the implications of international trade on economic growth. I consider an endogenous economic growth model in an open economy with the Home Market Effect (HME) and non-homothetic preferences in order to identify some determinants of the different effects evident in this relationship. The results show how trade between very asymmetric countries leads to divergence in economic growth, while trade between similar countries produces convergence in the same variable, when knowledge spillovers are present. The results for welfare move in the same direction as economic growth since convergence implies increases in welfare for both countries, while divergence leads to increases in welfare for the largest country and the opposite for its commercial partner in the absence of knowledge spillovers. Work in Progress and Working Papers Productivity, Demand and Home Market Effect. Abstract: We consider a model of international trade with the Home Market Effect - with differences in income and productivity between sectors and between countries - in order to identify additional channels for determining the effects of international trade. Introducing nonhomothetic preferences and differences in productivity aids in the interpretation of any apparent paradoxes within international trade, such as the commercial relations between more populated countries like China and India and large economies such as the U.S. Population size, demand composition and productivity levels constitute the three main channels for determining the effects of international trade. Interactions among these channels define the results obtained in terms of industrialization, while welfare levels are always higher in relation to autarky. Catching up with the "Joneses", the Home Market Effect and Economic Growth. Abstract: I use a model of dynamic international trade to analyze the implications of international trade for the preferences of agents and economic growth. This model is based on the Home Market Effect with external habit formation (catching up with the "Joneses") and "learning by doing" in production. I show that the historical composition of consumption in

4 countries before trade determines industrialization after trade; that the preferences of agents converge after trade independently of the economic results; and that the welfare effects of trade may be positive or negative depending on trading partner characteristics. In some scenarios, autarky is strictly prefered to trade. Determinantes de las exportaciones no minero-energéticas de Colombia bajo clasificación CIIU Determinación de la Paridad del Poder de Compra: Una aplicación al caso colombiano. Tenencia y uso de la tierra, dos factores determinantes sobre la oferta agrícola y la seguridad alimentaria de Colombia, Honors and Awards Research Fund Germán Botero de los Ríos Fedesarrollo. External competition Research proposal: Determinantes de las exportaciones manufactureras bajo clasificación CIIU Fellowship Carlos E. Restrepo from Facultad de Ciencias Económicas Universidad de Antioquia and Grupo Empresarial Antioqueño. Master Science in Economics Ph. D. Fellowship Francisco José de Caldas Generación Bicentenario; COLCIENCIAS, doctorados nacionales, Other Professional Experience Colegio Fontán Analyst for Economics, Mathematics and Social Sciences Universidad Nacional de Colombia Teaching assistant for Colombian Economics Summer Schools, Workshops, Conferences and Seminars New Evidence on the Impact of Financial Crises in Advanced Countries. Romer and Romer. Seminar Banque de France and Paris School of Economics. June 18, Paris, France. Barcelona GSE Summer Forum, Trade, Growth and Income Distribution workshop. June Barcelona, Spain. Barcelona GSE Summer Forum, Policy event: China: the Great Convergence and Beyond. Fabrizio Zilibotti. June 11, Barcelona, Spain.

5 II Europe and Latin America Economic Forum. Europe and Latin America in the wake of global paradigm shifts and new trends in the world economy. OECD, ECLAC and Paris School of Economics. May Paris, France. Economic and political determinants of policy responses to crises. Paris School of Economics and Institute for New Economic Thinking. March Paris, France. Paris Trade Seminar. Paris School of Economics Macroeconomic Seminar, Paris School of Economics, Seminario interno de Modelos Macroeconómicos, Banck of the Republic of Colombia (Central Bank). Presenter, October Seminario de Economía,. Presenter, October and December Complementary Formation English Summer Course; Agape English Language Institute. South Carolina, USA (Summer 2012 & Summer 2013). Advanced English (GE8), International House. Bogotá (2013) French, basic levels, Alianza Francesa Bogotá (2013) Programming languages and statistics programs: Eviews, SCA, J-Multi, STATA, MATLAB, Dynare. Advanced Excel, Universidad Nacional de Colombia,. Programa de Aprendizaje de Lenguas Extranjeras (ALEX). Two years. Universidad Nacional de Colombia,. References Fernando Jaramillo Mejía Juan José Echavarría Ricardo Argüello Remberto Rhenals M. Universidad de Antioquia Tel. (57+1) Ext Tel. (57+1) Ext Tel. (57+1) Ext 4121 Tel. (57-4)