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Takashi Oshio, Seiichi Inagaki While globalisation has enabled both the growth of poorer countries and access to cheaper consumer goods in richer ones, many worry that the effects of trade – and particularly import competition – have been poorly distributed across individuals in developed countries. At the core of an important literature (Autor et al. 2013a, 2014, 2016, Ebenstein et al. 2014, Pierce and Schott 2016), the ‘China shock’ has been shown to lead locally to higher unemployment, lower labour force participation and reduced wages.  Spatial heterogeneity of the local labour market impact of the China shock In a recent paper (Adda and Fawaz 2020) we build on and extend this body of work, showing that the labour market effects of import competition are mediated by the average routine task intensity (RTI) in the manufacturing sector in the area. In areas where this intensity is low, import competition has no discernible effects on employment, unemployment, or family

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