Conference on EU-Japan Trade, March 13, 2015 Venue: Stockholm School of Economics, Room Ragnar, Bertil Ohlins Gata 5, Stockholm

With nearly 40% of Master’s students coming from outside Sweden, we are able to provide a truly international learning experience, critical for when our students enter the global

There are also differences between the students in different study programs and in some cases between young and old BaBE students as to interest in different industries.

Focus on the role of digital innovation, working with 26 partners from

• Within all Master programs except for Business and Management, male students both intend to ask for and expect to get a significantly higher salary than female students

Our school is relatively small, with only about 1800 students, which creates close ties between students, faculty, and staff.. Classes are small and faculty are

Session Chair: Xiaobo Zhang, Peking University & IFPRI Managing Trade: Evidence from China and the US Nick Bloom, Stanford University. Kalina Manova, Stanford University

Chunlai Chen, Australian National University Yanrui Wu, University of Western Australia Discussant: Michael Funke, Hamburg University 12:20 – 13:50 Lunch. 13:50 – 15:10

Stockholm China Economic Research Institute, Stockholm School of Economics China Center for Economic Research & National School of Development, Peking University.. Joint