Julia Cajal Grossi

Assistant Professor
Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

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Julia is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics, Centre for Trade and Economic Integration, Graduate Institute (IHEID), Geneva. Her research interests include development, trade, industrial organisation and applied microeconometrics.

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Grossi et al. Policy Brief September 2024

Supply chain disruptions and sourcing strategies

Julia Cajal Grossi, David Del Prete, Rocco Macchiavello

Policy brief

Workers in space: Evidence from Bangladesh

Julia Cajal Grossi, Gabriel Kreindler

Policy brief

International buyers, suppliers’ performance, and workers’ outcomes in the garment sector in Bangladesh: Evidence from the pandemic

Laura Boudreau, Julia Cajal Grossi, Rachel Heath, Rocco Macchiavello

Policy brief

Bhola, Bangladesh. Photo by Emdadul Islam Bitu/UNDP Bangladesh via Flickr.

Resilient and resurgent Bangladesh: Sustaining economic growth in a changing climate

19–20 July 2023

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International buyers’ sourcing and suppliers’ markups in Bangladeshi garments

Julia Cajal Grossi, Rocco Macchiavello, Guillermo Noguera

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Julia Cajal Grossi

Supply chain disruptions and sourcing strategies

Workers in space: Evidence from Bangladesh

International buyers, suppliers’ performance, and workers’ outcomes in the garment sector in Bangladesh: Evidence from the pandemic

Resilient and resurgent Bangladesh: Sustaining economic growth in a changing climate

International buyers’ sourcing and suppliers’ markups in Bangladeshi garments

Julia Cajal Grossi

All contributions

Supply chain disruptions and sourcing strategies

Workers in space: Evidence from Bangladesh

International buyers, suppliers’ performance, and workers’ outcomes in the garment sector in Bangladesh: Evidence from the pandemic

Resilient and resurgent Bangladesh: Sustaining economic growth in a changing climate

International buyers’ sourcing and suppliers’ markups in Bangladeshi garments

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