@article{"Self-Harming:3809,
      recid = {3809},
      author = {Barattieri, Alessandro and Cacciatore, Matteo},
      title = {Data and Code for: "Self-Harming Trade Policy?  Protectionism and Production Networks"},
      publisher = {American Economic Association},
      address = {2024-10-25},
      abstract = {Using monthly data on temporary trade barriers (TTBs), we  estimate the dynamic employment effects of protectionism  through vertical production linkages. First, exploiting  high-frequency data and TTB procedural details, we identify  trade policy shocks exogenous to economic fundamentals. We  then use input-output tables to construct measures of  protectionism affecting downstream producers. Finally, we  estimate panel local projections using the identified  trade-policy shocks. Protectionism has small and  insignificant beneficial effects in protected industries.  The effects in downstream industries are negative, sizable,  and significant. The employment decline follows an increase  in intermediate-input and final goods prices, and a decline  in stock market returns.<p> <p> Data and code for  peer-reviewed article published in American Economic  Journal: Macroeconomics.},
      url = {http://www.oar-rao.bank-banque-canada.ca/record/3809},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.3886/E159681V1},
}