Patricia Sourdin

Expertise

Topics

• Economics
• Statistics

Languages

• French
• Italian

Background and Education

A research associate at the University of Adelaide; serves as an economic consultant to the World Bank, UNDP, OECD and ERIA; currently researches and consults at the OECD on trade, transport costs and trade finance; Ph.D., economics, University of Adelaide

Publications:

“Determinants of Maritime Transport Costs,” co-author (under review); “Maritime Transport Costs and Their Impact on Trade,” co-author (forthcoming); “Why do Trade Costs Vary?,” co-author, in Review of World Economics (forthcoming); “Clarifying Trade Costs: Maritime Transport and Its Effect on Agricultural Trade,” co-author, in Review of Agricultural Economics (forthcoming); “Trade Facilitation and the Measurement of Trade Costs,” co-author, in Journal of International Commerce, Economics and Policy (2010); “The Availability and Cost of Short-Term Trade Finance and Its Impact on Trade,” co-author, in OECD Trade Policy Working Papers (2009); “Monitoring Trade Costs in Southeast Asia,” co-author, in ERIA Discussion Paper ERIA-DP-2009-12 (2009); “Have Asian Trade Agreements Reduced Trade Costs?,” co-author, in Journal of Asian Economics (2009); “Pension Contributions as a Commitment Device: Evidence of Sophistication among Time-Inconsistent Households” in Journal of Economic Psychology (2008); “Redistribution of Oil Revenue in Kazakhstan,” co-editor, in The Economics and Politics of Oil in the Caspian Basin (2008)