Arne Melchior
Senior Research FellowArne Melchior’s research areas include international trade and global development; trade policy and international economic institutions; international inequality; geographical economics and regional development; Asia, India and China. Ph.D. (Dr. Polit., 1997) in economics from the University of Oslo, on international economic integration.
Hi has been head of the international economics group at NUPI for extended periods, and Assistant Director (3 years). Before research career: Experience from international trade negotiations as government official; including multilateral trade negotiations, and bilateral negotiations with several Asian countries. Experience from managing a large number of research projects.
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Publication
: MONOGRAFI
Free Trade Agreements and Globalisation. In the Shadow of Brexit and Trump. (E-book)
2018The book provides a comprehensive analysis of free trade agreements (FTAs); their number, content and impact. It examines trade and FTAs for the whole world, split into seven major regions. The book presents a new numerical model of world trade, with results from 110 countries and regions. The results... -
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: MONOGRAFI
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Tue 21 Aug 2018Event
Feeding India: Poverty, prices and value chains
Time: 10:00 Location: NUPIWith India’s massive poverty, food issues rank high on the policy agenda, including food consumption and food prices, and the income and power distribution along the food value chains. In recent work, NUPI researchers and partners have shed new light on key issues in the field.
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Tue 17 Apr 2018Event
Ten years of economic reforms in Cuba: the way forward
Time: 14:00 Location: NUPIHow successful have economic reforms been in Cuba? And what alternatives are there?
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News
Asia is booming – what are the implications?
06.03.2018Connectivity has become a buzzword today. It topped the agenda at the joint conference on trade, infrastructure and Europe–Asia relations, organized by NUPI and the MFA to mark ASEM day. -
Mon 5 Mar 2018Event
A more connected Asia – new possibilities in Europe?
Time: 09:00 Location: NUPITrade and infrastructure projects are booming in Asia. How may relations between countries in Asia and Europe change?
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: Rapport/avhandling
Handelspolitikken under Trump
2017(Available in Norwegian only): Rapporten analyserer USAs handelspolitikk under president Trump, nærmere ett år etter Trumps valgseier. Trumps handelspolitikk innebærer slutten på 70 år med USA i ledelsen for det globale handelssystemet. Trumps politikk er fortsatt i utvikling, og bare ¼ av nøkkelstillingene... -
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PODCAST: Brexit and implications for the EU, EEA and Norway
31.10.201730 October marked the end of the three yearlong EUNOR project. Podcasts are now available on all the topics that were discussed during the conference. -
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China meets the Nordics at NUPI
06.09.2017How does the world appear seen from China and the Nordics? -
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Your weekly NUPI recap - week 17
28.04.2017A NUPI week full of events has come to an end. Catch up here. -
Thu 27 Apr 2017Event
Asia – Transcending the Middle-Income Challenge
Time: 13:00 Location: NUPINUPI has the pleasure of hosting the presentations of this year’s Asian Development Outlook. What challenges are middle-income economies facing?
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: Rapport/avhandling
TTIP and Norway: Impact and trade policy options
2016This study analyzes TTIP, its implications for Norway and Norway’s trade policy choices. TTIP will hardly be concluded under Obama's presidency, but the agreement could become a reality within a few years. TTIP aims at comprehensive cooperation in the regulatory area. In the short term there will... -
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: Working Paper, NUPI
Food Price Differences Across Indian States: Patterns and Determinants
2016The paper examines food price differences across Indian states during 2004-2014 using food consumer prices from household surveys and wholesale/retail prices for selected goods. At the individual product level there are large price differences across states, with prices doubling or trebling across India... -
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: Working Paper, NUPI
TTIP and third countries: The role of trade policy spillovers
2016Some recent analysis of TTIP has predicted a more positive outcome for third countries because it was assumed that that trade barrier reductions in TTIP also benefited third countries in the form of ”trade policy spillovers”. The article examines the conceptual and empirical foundation for such spillovers... -
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: Working Paper, NUPI
Food Price Differences Across Indian States. Patterns and Determinants.
2016The paper examines food price differences across Indian states during 2004-2014 using food consumer prices from household surveys and wholesale/retail prices for selected goods. At the individual product level there are large price differences across states, with prices doubling or trebling across India... -
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: NUPI Report
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Wed 9 Nov 2016Event
Russia in global trade and trade policy
Time: 13:00 Location: C.J. Hambrosplass 2 DThe seminar presents output from the research project Trade Integration, Geopolitics and the Economy of Russia, coordinated by NUPI and funded by the Research Council of Norway during 2013-2016. Other project partners have been CEFIR (Center for Economic and Financial Research) and Gaidar Institute for...
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News
Considerable gain with TTIP
02.11.2016If Norway chooses to join the potential trade agreement between USA and the EU (TTIP), this will gain Norwegian economy considerably, according to a report on TTIP that was published on Wednesday. -
Wed 2 Nov 2016Event
TTIP: Consequences and implications for Norway
Time: 10:00 Location: NUPINorwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI) is pleased to invite you to an open seminar where the results from the project "TTIP: Consequences and implications for Norway" will be presented.
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Fri 23 Sep 2016Event
Brexit – a Norwegian Rhapsody?
Time: 13:00 Location: NUPIAt the seminar, Dr. Campos will present the results from his report “Norwegian Rhapsody? The Political Economy Benefits of European Integration” and also provide wider perspectives on post-Brexit UK.