Garth Frazer
Bio
Garth Frazer is Associate Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy in the Department of Management at the University of Toronto-Scarborough, with a cross appointment to the Business Economics area at Rotman. His research is focused on industrial development and trade with a focus on productivity, particularly in Africa. He has explored the impact of trade agreements and trade preferences on African trade, and provided advice to African governments in their trade negotiations. He is also Associate Editor of the Journal of African Economies.
Academic Positions
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2009-present
Associate Professor, University of Toronto
Selected Publications - Papers
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Identification Properties of Recent Production Function Estimators
with Dan Ackerberg and Kevin Caves
Econometrica
Issue:83(6)
2015
Pages: p. 2411-2452
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Trade Growth under the African Growth and Opportunity Act
with Johannes Van Biesebroeck
Review of Economics and Statistics
Issue:92(1)
2010
Pages: p. 128-144
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Used-Clothing Donations and Apparel Production in Africa
Economic Journal
Issue:118(532)
2008
Pages: p. 1764-1784
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Inequality and Development Across and Within Countries
World Development
Issue:34(9)
2006
Pages: p. 1459-1481
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Learning the Master's Trade: Apprenticeship and Human Capital in Ghana
Journal of Development Economics
Issue:81(2)
2006
Pages: p. 259-298
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Which Firms Die? A Look at Exit from Manufacturing in Ghana
Economic Development and Cultural Change
Issue:53(3)
2005
Pages: p. 585-617
Selected Publications - Books and Chapters
Research and Teaching Interests
Productivity measurement; International Trade; Industrial Development in Africa
Professional Affiliations/Memberships
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Research Affiliate, International Growth Centre (IGC)