Meredith Startz

Assistant Professor of Economics
Dartmouth College

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Meredith Startz is an assistant professor in the Dartmouth economics department. Her research is at the intersection of development and trade, and focuses on how contracting problems shape transactions and firms in developing countries.

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IGC-Stanford conference on firms, trade and development

3–4 November 2022

Past Event

Non-tariff barriers and regional integration in the East African Community

Lauren Falcao Bergquist, Matthew Grant, Meredith Startz, Eleanor Wiseman

Policy brief

Understanding non-tariff barriers and regional integration in the East African Community

Lauren Falcao Bergquist, Matthew Grant, Meredith Startz

Project report

How COVID-19 has affected Lagos traders: Findings from high frequency phone surveys

Hakeem Bishi, Shelby Grossman, Meredith Startz

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Meredith Startz

IGC-Stanford conference on firms, trade and development

Non-tariff barriers and regional integration in the East African Community

Understanding non-tariff barriers and regional integration in the East African Community

IGC-Stanford conference on firms, trade and development

COVID-19 impact on Nigerian wholesale and retail trade

IGC-Stanford University conference on firms, trade and development

How COVID-19 has affected Lagos traders: Findings from high frequency phone surveys

Meredith Startz

All contributions

IGC-Stanford conference on firms, trade and development

Non-tariff barriers and regional integration in the East African Community

Understanding non-tariff barriers and regional integration in the East African Community

IGC-Stanford conference on firms, trade and development

COVID-19 impact on Nigerian wholesale and retail trade

IGC-Stanford University conference on firms, trade and development

How COVID-19 has affected Lagos traders: Findings from high frequency phone surveys

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