Annual Meeting

December 3‐5, 2017

Washington, DC

 The International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium gratefully acknowledges the continuing support of Agriculture and Agri‐Food Canada, the USDA Economic Research Service, the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, and the USDA Office of the Chief Economist. Additional support for this meeting was provided by the Andersons Program in International Trade, Ohio State University.  

 

Program Agenda Theme Day Topic:

Globalization Adrift

International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium Annual Meeting, December 3-5, 2017

The IATRC extends heartfelt appreciation to Kari Heerman (USDA, Economic Research Service) and Wyatt Thompson (University of Missouri) for their time and effort as Theme Day Organizers. Thank

you also to Jonathan Coleman, U.S. International Trade Commission, who served as Executive Committee Liaison and Non-Theme Day Organizer, and to Missy Sullivan, IATRC Administrative

Director from the University of Minnesota, for arranging and managing meeting details.

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7:30‐8:30

8:00‐8:45

8:45‐9:00

Rick Barichello (University of British Columbia)Kari Heerman (ERS, USDA) Wyatt Thompson (University of Missouri)

9:00‐10:15

Robert Lawrence (Harvard University)

10:15‐10:30

10:30‐11:45

Amit Khandelwal (Columbia University)Discussant:  Gopi Munisamy (ERS)

11:45‐12:45

Lunch Speaker: Harold James (Princeton University)Are We Facing Deglobalization?  Some Analogies with the Past Breakdowns of 

Globalization

12:45‐1:15

1:15‐2:45Federal AB Meredith Lilly (Carleton University)

Andrea Waddle (University of Richmond)

2:45‐3:15

3:15‐4:45Federal AB Chad Bown (Peterson Institute)

Michael Castellano (Walt Disney Co.)

4:45‐5:00Wyatt Thompson (University of Missouri)Kari Heerman (ERS)

5:30 ‐ 7:00 Reception (South American AB)

Discussant:  Ian Sheldon (Ohio State University)

Sunday, December 3, 2017 ‐ Theme Day                                                                                           

Breakfast  (South American AB)

Pick Up Nametags and Programs (Upper Lobby ‐ Foyer 2)

Welcome and Introduction (Federal AB)

Why is the Employment Share in Manufacturing Declining? Perspectives from Advanced 

and Developing Countries 

Post‐Lunch Break

Closing Remarks

Coffee Break (South American AB)

Fault Lines: The Gains and Losses from Trade

Lunch (South American AB)

Continental Drift

Discussant:  James Rude (University of Alberta)

Coffee Break (South American AB)

Rifts and Tremors: The Future of Globalization and its Institutions

Discussant:  Linda Young (Montana State University)

7:00-8:00

8:00-10:00Session 01

Federal AB

1) A Perspective from the EUTassos Haniotis (European Commission)

2) A Perspective from the United StatesJason Hafemeister (USDA, Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs)

3) Food Security PerspectiveEkaterina Krivonos (FAO)

4) The Influence of WTO Dispute Settlement vs NegotiationsDan Sumner (UC Davis)

5) Impacts of Proposed Domestic Support Disciplines on Developing CountriesValeria Piñeiro (IFPRI)

Session 02

Statler AB

1) Emerging Foreign Regulatory Policies Affecting Agricultural Trade: Perspectives from USDAAndrew Stephens (USDA, Foreign Agricultural Service)

2) SPS Measures and Export Hazard Rates: A Comprehensive Assessment of U.S. and Global Agricultural TradeShawn Arita (USDA, Economic Research Service), Jason Grant (Virginia Tech), and Everett Peterson (Virginia Tech)

3) The Gravity of SPS RiskPeter Herman, Lesley Ahmed, Caroline Peters, and David Riker (U.S. International Trade Commission)

4) China is Rejecting Imported Foods: New Trade Barriers?Fred Gale and Shawn Arita (USDA, Economic Research Service)

10:00-10:30

10:30-12:30

Session 03

Federal AB1) The Effect of Trade Shocks on U.S. Distillers’ Grains Prices

Lia Nogueira, Vanessa De Oliveira, and Kate Brooks (University of Nebraska)2) The Transmission of World Pulses Prices to Domestic Markets in India: An Analysis at the

Port Level Poornima Varma and Sonali Bhatia (Indian Institute of Management, Gujarat, India)

Discussion opener: Kim Elliott (Center for Global Development)Discussion leader: Tim Josling (Stanford University)

Non-tariff Measures and Agricultural Trade: Challenges, Emerging Issues, and Prospects for Future ResearchOrganizers: Lesley Ahmed (U.S. International Trade Commission) and Andrew Muhammad (USDA, Economic Research Service)

Moderator: Kym Anderson (University of Adelaide and Australian National University, Canberra)

Moderator: Andrew Muhammad (USDA, Economic Research Service)

Coffee Break (South American AB)

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 03, 04 and 05

Price Analysis in Global Commodity Markets

Monday, December 4, 2017

Breakfast (South American AB)

CONCURRENT ORGANIZED SESSIONS 01 and 02Domestic Farm Policies and WTO: Where Next?Organizers: Ekaterina Krivonos (FAO), Joe Glauber (IFPRI), and William Meyers (University of Missouri)

3) Sources of Domestic Food Price Volatility: An Empirical Investigation Using Structural Gravity of Maize MarketsNelson Villoria (Kansas State University)

4) Wheat Price Formation in the Black Sea Region: the Role of Egypt’s GASCMaximilian Heigermoser, Linde Götz, Miranda Svanidze, and Thomas Glauben (IAMO, Germany)

5) Interdependent Price Dynamics between Cash Crop and Staple Food FuturesEl Mamoun Amrouk, Stephanie Grosche, and Thomas Heckelei (University of Bonn, Germany)

Session 04Statler AB

1) On the EU Entry Price System for Fruit and Vegetables: Overall Assessment of its Effects on TradeFabio Gaetano Santeramo (Unversity of Foggia), Victor Martinez-Gomez (University of Valencia), Laura Márquez-Ramos (University of Valencia), and Emilia Lamonaca (Unversity of Foggia)

2) Responses of the Brazilian Soybean Sector to Public and Private Environmental RequirementsAline Soares and Sílvia de Miranda (University of São Paulo)

3) State Trading Deregulation and Cropping Patterns on the Canadian PrairiesColin Carter (UC Davis) and Shon Ferguson (Research Institute of Industrial Economics, Stockholm)

4) Agricultural Trade Reform, Reallocation and Technical Change: Evidence from the Canadian PrairiesMark Brown (Statistics Canada), Shon Ferguson (Research Institute of Industrial Economics, Stockholm), and Crina Viju (Carleton University, Canada)

Session 05PanAmerican 1) Exporter Experience and Sequential Trade in the International Coffee Market

Sven Anders (University of Alberta)2) Export Interventions in Agriculture

Angel Aguiar (Purdue University), Jayson Beckman (USDA, Economic Research Service), and Carmen Estrades (Universidad de la República, Uruguay)

3) Destination-Specific Export Competitiveness of the Hog Sector in CanadaRakhal Sarker and Yuxi (Joy) Li (University of Guelph)

12:30-1:30

1:30-2:00 Post-Lunch Break

2:00-3:45

Session 06 IATRC Commissioned Papers and Disseration ReportsFederal AB

1) Commissioned Paper: Firms, Exports, and Agricultural Trade Policy: New Evidence from Chinese Firm-Level Trade TransactionsJason Grant (Virginia Tech), Kathryn Boys (North Carolina State University), and Shawn Arita (USDA, Economic Research Service)

Moderator: Rick Barichello (University of British Columbia)

Lunch (South American AB)

Analysis of Exports in Agricultural Markets

Policy and Regulation in Agricultural MarketsModerator: Heloisa Lee Burnquist (University of São Paulo)

Moderator: Ryan Cardwell (University of Manitoba)

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 06, 07 and 08

2) Commissioned Paper: On Non-Tariff Measures and Changes in Trade Routes: From North-North to South-South Trade?Fabio Santeramo (University of Foggia, Italy)

3) Commissioned Paper: Modeling and Forecasting Agricultural Commodity Support in the Developing CountriesJing Zhao, J. Isaac Miller, Olivia Bian, Julian Bifield, and Wyatt Thompson (University of Missouri)

4) Dissertation Report: Three Cases in Agricultural Trade Policy: Russian Ban on U.S. Chicken, Japanese Ban on U.S. beef, and the New Korean Rice TRQByung Min Soon (University of Missouri); Supervisor: Wyatt Thompson (University of Missouri)

5) Dissertation Report: A Dynamic NL-IAIDS Model of U.S. Fresh Bell Pepper ImportsFelipe Peguero (Louisiana State University); Supervisor: P. Lynn Kennedy (Louisiana State University)

Session 07Statler AB Moderator: Sílvia de Miranda (University of São Paulo)

1) Cumulative Effects of Brexit and Other UK and EU27 Bilateral FTAs on the World’s Wine Markets Kym Anderson (University of Adelaide and Australian National University, Canberra) and Glyn Wittwer (Victoria University, Melbourne )

2) Stakeholder Views Regarding Transparency in TTIP Negotiations: Preliminary FindingsLinda Young (Montana State University)

3) Analyzing the Potential Effects of RCEP on the Philippine EconomyCaesar Cororaton (Virginia Tech)

4) U.S.-Cuban Agricultural Trade: Recent Developments, Current Issues and Future ProspectsWilliam Messina, Jr. and Spiro Stefanou (University of Florida)

Session 08PanAmerican 1) Firm Sales and Export Status: Evidence on the Role of Firm Productivity, Market Size and

Market Penetration CostsYaghoob Jafari and Thomas Heckelei (University of Bonn, Germany)

2) Asymmetric Trade Costs: Agricultural Trade among Developing and Developed Countries

Jihyun Eum (Bank of Korea) and Ian Sheldon (Ohio State University)3) Effects of Export Diversification on CO2 Emissions: Panel Data Analysis

Liu Hongbo and Hanho Kim ( Seoul National University, Korea) and Justin Choe

3:45-4:15

4:15-5:15 IATRC Members' Business Meeting (Federal AB)

Analysis of Agricultural Trade Agreements and Policy

Firm Heterogeneity, Productivity, and Trade CostsModerator: Shon Ferguson (Research Institute of Industrial Economics, Stockholm)

Coffee Break (South American AB)

7:00-8:00

8:00-10:00

Session 09Pan Moderator: Thomas Heckelei (University of Bonn, Germany) American 1) Measuring the Monetary Impact the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Incapacity to

Certify U.S. Dairy Facilities in Adherence with China's Measures for Registration of Overseas Manufacturers of Imported Food (AQSIQ Decree 145)Elizabeth Gooch (USDA, Economic Research Service) and Astha Sen (Sonoma State University)

2) The Circulation of Bovine Animals in Mato Grosso do Sul State (Brazil) and its Potential Economic Implications in a Context of FMD OutbreaksTaís Menezes, Sílvia de Miranda (University of São Paulo), and Ivette Luna Huamani (Unicamp, Brazil)

3) Russian Food Embargo and Changes in Global Export PatternsAngela Cheptea (INRA, France) and Carl Gaigné (Universite Laval, Canada)

Session 10Statler AB

1) China’s Urban Wine, Beer, and Spirits Consumption: Implications for Household Nutrition and HealthYan Wang, Thomas Wahl (North Dakota State University), Junfei Bai (China Agricultural University, Beijing), and James Seale (University of Florida)

2) The Effect of China’s Family Structure on Household NutritionYan Wang, Thomas Wahl (North Dakota State University), Junfei Bai (China Agricultural University, Beijing), and James Seale (University of Florida)

3) Exchange Rates, Income Growth, and Chinese Agricultural ImportsChang Hong, William Liefert, and Sun Ling Wang (USDA, Economic Research Service)

4) Import Protections in China's Grain Markets: An Empirical AssessmentBowen Chen, Nelson Villoria, and Tian Xia (Kansas State University)

Session 11SouthAmerican AB 1) Untying Aid – The Case of Canadian Food Assistance

Ryan Cardwell (University of Manitoba) and Pascal Ghazalian (University of Lethbridge, Canada)

2) Food Subsidies in India: Comparing the Medium Term Impacts of Physical Grain Transfers and Different Types of Cash TransfersAnnelies Deuss and Marcel Adenäuer (OECD)

3) The Coherence Agricultural and Development Policies: Focus on the EU and SSABoulanger P. (Joint Research Centre, European Commission), Dillen K. (DG AGRI, European Commission), Dudu H., Ferrari E., M'Barek R., and Philippidis G. (Joint Research Centre, European Commission)

4) Acquisition for Public Stockholding: WTO Rules, Country Policies and Negotiating PressuresLars Brink (Independent Advisor)

Breakfast (South American AB)

Tuesday, December 5, 2017

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 09, 10 and 11

Effects of Non-Tariff Measures on Trade

Analysis for Agricultural Consumption and Trade in ChinaModerator: Fred Gale (USDA, Econoic Research Service)

Development Assistance and Public StorageModerator: Christophe Gouel (INRA, France)

10:00-10:30

10:30-12:30

Session 12

South American AB

1) China – Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duty Measures on Broiler Products from the United States (WTO dispute DS427)Thomas Prusa (Rutgers University)

2) China – Domestic Support for Agricultural Producers (WTO dispute DS511)Lars Brink (Independent Advisor) and David Orden (Virginia Tech)

3) China – Tariff Rate Quotas for Certain Agricultural Products (WTO dispute DS517)Fred Gale (USDA, Economic Research Service)

4) China’s Agricultural Policies in Relation to Trade: Evolution and Future Directions Funing Zhong and Jing Zhu (Nanjing Agricultural University, China)

Session 13PanAmerican 1) Trade Facilitation and Food Security and its Implications to the U.S. Market

Marcel Adenäuer and Jonathan Brooks (OECD)2) China’s Meat Import Demand—The Impact of Supplier Diversification on U.S. Exports

Mina Hejazi, Jue Zhu, and Mary Marchant (Virginia Tech)3) Consequence of Domestic Biofuels Policy on the U.S. Ethanol Export Demand

Deepayan Debnath, Wyatt Thompson, Jarrett Whistance, and Patrick Westhoff (University of Missouri)

Session 14Statler AB

1) Brexit and Agricultural TradeLorraine Mitchell (USDA, Economic Research Service)

2) Welfare Analysis of Sweetener Trade between the United States and MexicoPrithviraj Lakkakula and Tom Wahl (North Dakota State University)

3) Opportunities in Agri-food Trade from a Modernisation of the EU-Chile Association Agreement

Bruno Henry de Frahan (Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium) and Alberto Valdes (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile). Presenter: Tim Josling (Stanford University)

4) Beyond Winning Hearts and Minds: Negotiating EU-China Agricultural Trade RelationsLucie Qian Xia (Oxford University, UK)

12:30-1:30

1:30-3:00

Session 15

PanAmerican Discussant: Lars Brink (Independent Consultant)

Lunch (South American AB)

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 15, 16 and 17

25 Years of Transition in Europe and Central Asia: A Diversity of Success and Failure in Globalization

Organizer: Deepayan Debnath (University of Missouri)

Perspectives on Current Issues in Trade Negotiations

Organizer and Moderator: William Meyers (University of Missouri)

Moderator: Joanna Bonarriva (U.S. International Trade Commission)

Drift in the U.S. Agricultural Export Market

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 12, 13 and 14

Agricultural Trade WTO Disputes between the United States and China: Broiler Duties, Domestic Support and TRQ Administration

Coffee Break (South American AB)

Organizers: David Orden (Virgnia Tech), Lars Brink (Independent Advisor), and Mary Marchant (Virginia Tech)Moderator: Mary Marchant (Virginia Tech)

1) Transition in Agricultural Policies: Is the Past the Future of the Present?Miranda Svanidze, Ivan Djuric and Linde Götz (IAMO, Germany)

2) Transition in Agricultural Trade: East, West, Home is Best?Ekaterina Krivonos (FAO)

3) Transition in Food Security: Successes, Failures, and New ChallengesKateryna Schroeder (World Bank), William Meyers (University of Missouri), and David Sedik (FAO)

Session 16Statler AB

1) The USITC GE Gravity ModelSerge Shikher (U.S. International Trade Commission)

2) GE Gravity: Benefits and Opportunities for ResearchMina Hejazi (Virginia Tech)

3) The Systematic Heterogeneity Gravity Model Kari Heerman (USDA, Economic Research Service)

Session 17SouthAmerican AB 1) International Trade and Global Land Use Patterns

Anupa Sharma (North Dakota State University) and Sandip Ghimire (Agriculture and Agri-food Canada)

2) The Crucial Role of International Trade in Adaptation to Climate ChangeChristophe Gouel (INRA, France) and David Laborde (IFPRI)

3) The Impact of Internal Migration on the Health of Rural Migrants: Evidence from China

Haiyang Lu (Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, China), Ivan Kandilov (North Carolina State University), Rong Zhu (Flinders University, Australia), and Yifang Zheng (Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, China)

3:00 Adjourn

Moderator: Ian Sheldon (Ohio State University)Labor and Land Use

GE Gravity: A New Approach to General Equilibrium Modeling for Applied Policy AnalysisOrganizer: Kari Heerman (USDA, Economic Research Service)

Name Affiliation Email Address Country

1 Adenäuer, Marcel OECD marcel.adenauer@oecd.org France

2 Ahmed, Lesley U.S. International Trade Commission lesley.ahmed@usitc.gov United States

3 Amrouk, El Mamoun University of Bonn mamoun.amrouk@ilr.uni‐bonn.de Germany

4 Anders, Sven University of Alberta sven.anders@ualberta.ca Canada

5 Anderson, Kym University of Adelaide kym.anderson@adelaide.edu.au Australia

6 Arita, Shawn USDA Economic Research Service ssarita@ers.usda.gov United States

7 Awokuse, Titus Michigan State University awokuset@msu.edu United States

8 Barichello, Richard University of British Columbia richard.barichello@ubc.ca Canada

9 Beckman, Jayson USDA Economic Research Service jbeckma@hotmail.com United States

10 Binfield, Julian University of Missouri BinfieldJ@missouri.edu United States

11 Bonarriva, Joanna U.S. International Trade Commission joanna.bonarriva@usitc.gov United States

12 Bown, Chad Peterson Institute for Int'l Economics cbown@piie.com United States

13 Brink, Lars Independent lars.brink@hotmail.com Canada

14 Brooks, Jonathan OECD jonathan.brooks@oecd.org France

15 Burnquist, Heloisa University of São Paulo hlburnqu@usp.br Brazil

16 Cantin, Bernard Agriculture and Agri‐Food Canada bernard.cantin@agr.gc.ca Canada

17 Cardwell, Ryan university of Manitoba ryan.cardwell@umanitoba.ca Canada

18 Castellano, Michael Walt Disney Co. United States

19 Cessna, Joseph USDA Economic Research Service jgcessna@ers.usda.gov United States

20 Chalise, Lekhnath USDA Economic Research Service lekhnath.chalise@ers.usda.gov United States

21 Chen, Bowen Kansas State University bwchen@ksu.edu United States

22 Choe, Justin justin.choe@fas.usda.gov United States

23 Coleman, Jonathan U.S. International Trade Commission jonathan.coleman@usitc.gov United States

24 Cororaton, Caesar Virginia Tech ccaesar@vt.edu United States

25 Cozzens, Tyler USDA Foreign Agricultural Service tyler.cozzens@fas.usda.gov United States

26 Davis, Christopher USDA Economic Research Service Chris.Davis@osec.usda.gov United States

27 Debnath, Deepayan University of Missouri debnathd@missouri.edu United States

28 Dillen, Koen European Commission koen.dillen@ec.europa.eu Belgium

29 Effland, Anne USDA Office of Chief Economist aeffland@oce.usda.gov United States

30 Elliott, Kim Center for Global Development kelliott@cgdev.org United States

31 Eum, Jihyun Bank of Korea eum@bok.or.kr Republic of Korea

32 Ferguson, Shon Research Institute of Industrial Economics shon.ferguson@ifn.se Sweden

33 Ferrier, Peyton USDA Economic Research Service pferrier@ers.usda.gov United States

34 Fry, John U.S. International Trade Commission john.fry@usitc.gov United States

35 Gale, Fred USDA Economic Research Service fgale@ers.usda.gov United States

36 Gehrke, Brad U.S. International Trade Commission bradcgehrke@comcast.net United States

37 Giamalva, John U.S. International Trade Commission john.giamalva@usitc.gov United States

38 Gooch, Elizabeth USDA Economic Research Service elizabeth.gooch@ers.usda.gov United States

39 Gouel, Christophe INRA christophe.gouel@inra.fr France

40 Grant, Jason Virginia Tech jhgrant@vt.edu United States

41 Hafemeister, Jason USDA Secretary for Trade & Foreign Affairs Jason.hafemeister1@osec.usda.gov. United States

42 Haniotis, Tassos European Commission anastassios.haniotis@ec.europa.eu Belgium

43 Hansen, James USDA Economic Research Service jhansen@ers.usda.gov United States

44 Heckelei, Thomas University of Bonn thomas.heckelei@ilr.uni‐bonn.de Germany

45 Hedley, Douglas Private consultant, AAFC Retired douglashedley@rogers.com Canada

46 Heerman, Kari USDA Economic Research Service keheerman@ers.usda.gov United States

47 Hejazi, Mina Virginia Tech minah@vt.edu United States

48 Herman, Peter U.S. International Trade Commission peter.herman@usitc.gov United States

49 Hochprung, Charli cbhochsprung@gmail.com Washington State University United States

50 Hong, Chang USDA Economic Research Service chang.hong@ers.usda.gov United States

51 Jafari, Yaghoob University of  Bonn yaghoob.jafari@ilr.uni‐bonn.de Germany

52 James, Harold Princeton University hjames@princeton.edu United States

53 Johnson, Renée Library of Congress rjohnson@crs.loc.gov United States

54 Jones, Keithly USDA Economic Research Service kjones@ers.usda.gov United States

55 Josling, Tim Stanford University josling@stanford.edu United States

56 Kandilov, Ivan North Carolina State University ivan_kandilov@ncsu.edu United States

57 Kennedy, Lynn Louisiana State University lkennedy@agcenter.lsu.edu United States

58 Khandelwal, Amit Columbia University ak2796@gsb.columbia.edu United States

59 Kim, Hanho Seoul National University hanho@snu.ac.kr Repbulic of Korea

60 Knisley, Shelbi USDA ‐ Foreign Agriculture Service shelbi.knisley@fas.usda.gov United States

61 Krivonos, Ekaterina U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization ekaterina.krivonos@fao.org United States

IATRC ANNUAL MEETING PARTICIPANT LIST ‐ DECEMBER 2017

62 Lakkakula, Prithviraj North Dakota State University prithviraj.lakkakula@ndsu.edu United States

63 Law, Jonathan USDA Economic Research Service jonathan.law@ers.usda.gov United States

64 Lawrence, Robert Harvard University robert_lawrence@hks.harvard.edu United States

65 Li, Yuxi University of Guelph yli44@uoguelph.ca Canada

66 Liefert, William USDA Economic Research Service wliefert@ers.usda.gov United States

67 Lilly, Meredith Carleton University MeredithLilly@cunet.carleton.ca Canada

68 Maclachlan, Matthew USDA Economic Research Service matthew.maclachlan@ers.usda.gov United States

69 Marchant, Mary Virginia Tech mmarchan@vt.edu United States

70 Messina Jr, William University of Florida wamess@ufl.edu United States

71 Meyers, William University of Missouri meyersw@missouri.edu United States

72 Miljkovic, Dragan North Dakota State University dragan.miljkovic@ndus.edu United States

73 Miranda, Silvia Universidade de São Paulo shgdmira@usp.br Brazil

74 Mitchell, Lori USDA Economic Research Service lmitchel@ers.usda.gov United States

75 Muhammad, Andrew USDA Economic Research Service amuhammad@ers.usda.gov United States

76 Munisamy, Gopinath USDA Economic Research Service gmunisamy@ers.usda.gov United States

77 Neff, Steve USDA Foreign Agricultural Service steve.neff@fas.usda.gov United States

78 Neumann, Sabina U.S. International Trade Commission sabina.neumann@usitc.gov United States

79 Ning, Xin Virginia Tech xning@vt.edu United States

80 Nogueira, Lia University of Nebraska lia.nogueira@unl.edu United States

81 Orden, David Virginia Tech orden@vt.edu United States

82 Peguero, Felipe Louisiana State University fpegue1@lsu.edu United States

83 Peterson, Everett Virginia Tech petrsone@vt.edu United States

84 Phillips, Bruce Agriculture and Agri‐Food Canada bruce.phillips@agr.gc.ca Canada

85 Piñeiro, Valeria IFPRI v.pineiro@cgiar.org United States

86 Prusa, Thomas Rutgers University prusa@rutgers.edu United States

87 Pugliese, Jessica U.S. International Trade Commission jessica.pugliese@usitc.gov United States

88 Ramos, Sean USDA Economic Research Service sean.ramos@ers.usda.gov United States

89 Reardon, Thomas Michigan State University reardon@msu.edu United States

90 Roe, Terry University of Minnesota troe@umn.edu United States

91 Rude, James University of Alberta james.rude@ualberta.ca Canada

92 Santeramo, Fabio University of Foggia fabio.santeramo@unifg.it Italy

93 Sarker, Rakhal University of Guelph rsarker@uoguelph.ca Canada

94 Schmitz, Andrew University of Florida aschmitz@ufl.edu United States

95 Schroeder, Kateryna World Bank kschroeder@worldbank.org United States

96 Sharma, Anupa North Dakota State University anupa.iaas@gmail.com United States

97 Sheldon, Ian Ohio State University sheldon.1@osu.edu United States

98 Shikher, Serge U.S. International Trade Commission serge.shikher@usitc.gov United States

99 Somwaru, Agapi USDA‐ERS (Retired) agapi.somwaru@gmail.com United States

100 Soon, Byung Min University of Missouri bsp5f@mail.missouri.edu United States

101 Stephens, Andrew USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Andrew.Stephens@fas.usda.gov United States

102 Sullivan, Melissa University of Minnesota missy@umn.edu United States

103 Sumner, Daniel University of California‐Davis dasumner@ucdavis.edu United States

104 Svanidze, Miranda IAMO svanidze@iamo.de Germany

105 Sydow, Sharon USDA Office of Chief Economist ssydow@oce.usda.gov United States

106 Taha, Fawzi USDA Economic Research Service ftaha@ers.usda.gov United States

107 Thompson, Wyatt University of Missouri jacksonla@missouri.edu United States

108 Tuan, Francis East Asia Economic Consulting fctuan@comcast.net United States

109 Valdes, Constanza USDA Economic Research Service cvaldes@ers.usda.gov United States

110 Vaughan, Odette Agriculture and Agri‐Food Canada odette.vaughan@agr.gc.ca Canada

111 Villoria, Nelson Kansas State University nvilloria@ksu.edu United States

112 Waddle, Andrea University of Richmond awaddle@richmond.edu United States

113 Wainio, John USDA‐ERS (Retired) jtwainio@gmail.com United States

114 Wahl, Tom North Dakota State University tom.wahl@ndsu.edu United States

115 Weaver, Marin U.S. International Trade Commission marin.weaver@usitc.gov United States

116 Xia, Lucie Qian Oxford University lucieqianxia@merton.ox.ac.uk United Kingdom

117 Young, Linda Montana State University lmyoung@montana.edu United States

118 Zahniser, Steven USDA Economic Research Service zahniser@ers.usda.gov United States

119 Zhao, Jing University of Missouri jzm95@mail.missouri.edu United States

120 Zhong, Fu Ning Nanjing Agricultural University fnzhong@njau.edu.cn China

121 Zhu, Jing Nanjing Agricultural University yuezhiying@njau.edu.cn China

INTERNET ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS PROMOTIONAL CODE: IATRC2017

1. Check for available wireless signal 2. Connect to SSID: HILTON_MEETINGS 3. Launch a web browser 4. When prompted with the welcome page choose this option” I have a coupon code /

promotion code “ enter the Promotion Code listed above and mark that you agree on the terms and services click on “OK”

If you encounter any technical difficulties, please dial extension 22 on any hotel house phone or call the following number:

PSAV Manager on Duty: (202)380-2902

NOTE: If you are roaming throughout the hotel, your computer will sometimes disconnect and you will need to re-associate with another Wireless Access Point.

VPN’s are not meant to stay connected all the time for security reasons and you may be required to re-establish your VPN connectivity when your current session expires.

MAP OF MEETING SPACE IN THE CAPITAL HILTON