The revised version of our work "Weight gains from trade" now availble as NBER with Lorenzo Rotunno and Matthias Rieger

Exposure to food imports from the U.S. explains four percent of the rise in obesity among Mexican women between 1988 and 2012, from Osea Giuntella, Matthias Rieger, and Lorenzo Rotunno nber.org/papers/w24942

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QUOTA-HOPPING IN-BOND DIVERSION Rotunno, Vezina 2014 Economic Inquiry Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ec…

Fears of a 'peak trade' from The Economist. econ.st/1qzO9Jx via

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Int'ntl Econs Workshop Centre for Economic Performance LSE Department of Economics TODAY 5-6pm Wages+endowments in a globalised world Lorenzo Rotunno (Oxford) tinyurl.com/o3egz9q

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Imports of junk food and obesity in the Pacific lemonde.fr/m-moyen-format…

What role has free trade played in the world’s obesity epidemic? Mexico’s widening waistlines since Nafta may offer clues. nyti.ms/2z2hDIs

Weight gains from trade in foods: Evidence from Mexico dlvr.it/QDf22f