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Johannes Moenius, Associate Professor

Contact: johannes_moenius@redlands.edu
(909) 748-8779 (Phone)
(909) 335-5125 (Fax)
Hornby Hall, Room 102
Personal Website

M.A. Diplom-Kaufmann, Bamberg University, Germany
M.A. Economics, Queen's University, Kingston, Canada
Ph.D. Economics, University of California, San Diego

Dr. Moenius joined the faculty of the University of Redlands in the fall of 2005.  Before that, he taught at the Kellogg School of Management.  He was also a visiting scholar at the University of Tokyo.  Dr. Moenius is an international trade economist by training with a strong empirical focus.  In his research, he is interested in how domestic institutions affect international trade.  He has also done work on platform technologies as well as political institutions.

Institutions and International Trade
Comparative Advantage
Standards, Platforms and Network Effects

Global Business
Global Business Strategies

Articles

Berkowitz, D., Moenius, D., & Pistor, K. (2006). Law, Trade and Product Complexity. The Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 88, (2), 363-373.

Dudley, L. and Moenius, J. (2007). The Great Realignment: How Factor-Biased Innovation Altered Comparative Advantage in the U.S. and Japan, 1970-1992. The Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 19, (1), 112-132.

Berkowitz, D., Moenius, J., and Pistor, K. (2004). Legal Institutions and International Trade Flows. Michigan Journal of International Law, Vol. 26, (1), 163-198.

Moenius, J., and Kasuya, Y. (2004). Measuring Party Linkage Across Districts: Some Party System Inflation Indices and their Properties. Party Politics, Vol. 10 543-564.