Research
My research examines the international organization of production: how trade and migration shape firm structure, supply chains, the demand for skills, labor market dynamics, and aggregate welfare.
Peer-reviewed publications
- East, Chloe N., Annie L. Hines, Philip A. Luck, Hani Mansour, and Andrea Velásquez. 2023. “The Labor Market Effects of Immigration Enforcement.” Journal of Labor Economics 41 (4): 957–96. Article Online appendix
- Luck, Philip A. 2019. “Intermediate Good Sourcing, Wages and Inequality: From Theory to Evidence.” Review of International Economics 27 (1): 1295–1350. Article
- Luck, Philip A. 2019. “Global Supply Chains, Firm Scope and Vertical Integration: Evidence from China.” Journal of Economic Geography 19 (1): 173–98. Article
- Feenstra, Robert C., Philip A. Luck, Maurice Obstfeld, and Katheryn N. Russ. 2018. “In Search of the Armington Elasticity.” Review of Economics and Statistics 100 (1): 135–50. NBER working paper
Working papers
- Jackson, Karen, Philip A. Luck, and Oleksandr Shepotylo. “Beyond Security: The Trade Implications of NATO.” Working paper.
- Luck, Philip A. “The Rise of Offshoring and the Decline of Labor Market Fluidity.” Working paper, under review. PDF
- Luck, Philip A. “Redefining Economic Security: Conceptual Boundaries, Analytical Frameworks, and Policy Implications.” Working paper.
- Bloom, Nicholas, Kyle Handley, André Kurmann, and Philip A. Luck. “The China Shock Revisited: Job Reallocation and Industry Switching in U.S. Labor Markets.” NBER Working Paper 33098. R&R · ReStud NBER working paper
- Kuhn, Peter, Philip A. Luck, and Hani Mansour. “Offshoring and Skills Demand.” Working paper.
Work in progress
- “Impact of Tariffs on Technology Competition: Evidence from the U.S. Data Center Buildout.”
- “Economic Impacts of the Revocation of Temporary Protected Status.”
- “Entrepreneurship and Immigration Enforcement.”
- “Origins of Factoryless Goods Producers.”