When we use language to communicate, we must choose what to say, what not to say, and
how to say it. That is, we must decide how to frame the message. These linguistic choices …

We investigate whether and how evidence-based information—a concise statement of a
research finding—can shape preferences for trade policies. Across survey experiments …

To what extent do psychological factors determine individuals' support for trade? Previous
studies find that predispositions such as nationalism, patriotism, xenophobia, and …

The field of international trade has undergone significant theoretical and empirical
advancements over the last twenty-five years. A key breakthrough has been the emergence …

Are preferences for labour regulations driven by individuals' own endowments or their
beliefs? To address this question, we conducted a cross-country survey on people's …

Most studies of the 'commercial peace'hypothesis–that trade increases the opportunity costs
of war, making it less likely–assume the state has a unified interest with respect to trade …

Does providing information about the costs and benefits of automation affect the perceived
fairness of a firm's decision to automate or support for government policies addressing …

While studies show that the public disapproves of trade with adversaries, political discourse
has historically used security rhetoric to both justify and oppose trade with threatening …

Are preferences for labor regulations driven by individuals' own endowments or their
beliefs? To address this question, we conducted a cross-country survey on people's …

In democratic societies, public attitudes toward foreign direct investment (FDI) can influence
FDI policy as in other policy areas but have been largely ignored in FDI literature. To bridge …