CURRICULUM VITA Priya Bhagowalia

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Priya Bhagowalia Rank: Visiting Assistant Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 105 Phone: (765) 285 5378 E-Mail: pbhagowalia@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctoral Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Year Conferred: 2008 Degree-Granting Institution: Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana Principal Academic Unit: Economics

Dissertation Title: The Distribution of Child Nutritional Status across Countries and over Time

Committee Members: Susan E. Chen, William A. Masters, Gerald E. Shively, & Dean Jolliffe

Master’s Degree:

Name of Degree: Masters of Philosophy by Research. Economics Year Conferred: 2001

Degree-Granting Institution: Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, India

Principal Academic Unit: Economics Dissertation Title: An Analysis of the Revamped Public Distribution System in

Madhya Pradesh

Name of Degree: Master of Arts Year Conferred: 1998

Degree-Granting Institution: Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, India

Principal Academic Unit: Economics

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Bachelor’s Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts (Honors) Year Conferred: 1996

Degree-Granting Institution: Shriram College of Commerce, University of Delhi, India

Principal Academic Unit: Economics

Academic Experience: August 2008 - Present Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Economics,

Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

2004 - 2008 Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University, Indiana

Summer 2006 & Summer 2008 Student Assistant, Management & Economics Library, Purdue University, Indiana

Fall 2005 Teaching Assistant for Linear Programming, Department of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University, Indiana

1999 - 2004 Lecturer in Economics, Lady Shriram College for Women (LSR), University of Delhi, India

1998 - 1999 Lecturer in Economics, Jesus & Mary College, University of Delhi, India

1998, 1999 Lecturer in Economics, Indraprastha College for Women University of Delhi, India INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDER YEAR Courses Taught: ECON 116 Survey of Economic Ideas ECON 201 Elementary Microeconomics SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Non-Refereed Journal Articles Publications: Bhagowalia, P., Lammers, J. (2003). The Use of Labor Force Surveys and Living Standards

Measurement Studies in Social Accounting Matrices. Mimeo. The Institute of Social Studies, Den Haag, The Netherlands.

Bhagowalia, P. (2001). An Analysis of the Revamped Public Distribution System in Madhya

Pradesh. Department of Economics, Delhi School of Economics, India. (Masters of Philosophy Dissertation)

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Reviews for Publishers:

Referee for Agricultural Economics Presentations at Conferences: 2004 – 2008: The Annual Conference of the American Agricultural Economics Association (selected paper).

Orlando, FL. July 27-29 2008. 77th Annual meetings of the Southern Economic Association (selected papers). New Orleans,

LA. November 19-21, 2007. The Annual Conference of the American Agricultural Economics Association (selected paper).

Portland, OR. July 29-August 1, 2007. Invited speaker, Seminar on Advanced topics in Spatial, Health and Population Economics.

Department of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University, IN. September 21, 2007. Conference on The Future of Food and Nutrition. Friedman School of Nutrition Science and

Policy (selected paper). Tufts University, Boston, MA. March 10, 2007. Work in Progress: Bhagowalia, P., Chen, S., & Masters, W. A. (2008). The Distribution of Child Nutritional Status

across Countries and over Time. Staff Working Paper No. 08-04. West Lafayette (IN): Purdue University Department of Agricultural Economics. (under revisions for resubmission).

Bhagowalia, P., Chen, S., & Shively, G. (2007). Input Choices in Agriculture: Is there a Gender

Bias? Staff Working Paper No. 07-09. West Lafayette (IN): Purdue University Department of Agricultural Economics. (under revisions for resubmission).

SERVICE ACTIVITIES Professional Affiliations: Agricultural and Applied Economics Association (formerly American Agricultural Economics

Association) HONORS AND AWARDDS Ludwig Kruhe Fellowship for Doctoral Research, Purdue University (2007-08)

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Outstanding Research Paper Presentation Award, The Future of Food and Nutrition conference,

Tufts University, Boston, Massachusetts (2007) Outstanding Academic Performance, Gamma Sigma Delta, Honor Society for Agriculture,

Purdue University (2006) Research Assistantship, Department of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University (2004-07) NFP Fellowship by the Netherlands Organization for International Cooperation in Higher

Education (NUFFIC) for studies in The Netherlands (2003).

CURRICULUM VITA Cecil E. Bohanon

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Cecil E. Bohanon Rank: Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 135 Phone: (765) 285-5363 E-mail: Cbohanon@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctoral Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Year Conferred: 1981 Degree-Granting Institution: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,

Blacksburg, Virginia Principal Academic Units: Economics Masters Degree: Name of Degree: Master of Arts Year Conferred: 1979 Degree-Granting Institution: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,

Blacksburg, Virginia Bachelors Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Year Conferred: 1976 (cum laude) Degree-Granting Institution: Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio Academic Experience:

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Sept. 1984 – Present Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller College

of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Sept. 1984 – Sept. 1992 Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Economics,

Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Sept. 1980 – Sept. 1984 Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Economics,

Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: ECON 247 Economics and Statistics in the Media ECON 351 International Economics Other:

Co-facilitated a Socratic seminar that examines contemporary and classic economic text with advanced economic students and members of the Muncie/Delaware County professional business community to develop a collaborative final product.

2009:

The Virginia Ball Center is the flagship immersion program of Ball State University. Worked with 13 BSU undergraduate students in business and telecommunication to produce an educational documentary about business start-ups. The film outlines basic steps necessary to start a new business and illustrates those points with engaging real-world examples. Premiered April 30, 2009. Still pursuing further distribution of the film with digital publisher. The film will be submitted for airing on public television and to a number of film festivals.

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2009: Hicks, M. J., Bohanon, C., Faulk, D. (2009, January). Property Tax Restructuring in Indiana:

The Role of Tax Rate Variability. State Tax Notes, 51(4), 239-246. 2004-2008: Bohanon, C. (2007). Prudence, Passion and Persuasion in Moby Dick. Laissez-Faire, 26-27, 23-

31. Bohanon, C. (2005, March-September).The Economics of Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Laissez-

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Faire, 22-23, 35-49. http://fce.ufm.edu/Publicaciones/LaissezFaire/. Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (2005). Tariffs, Immigration, and Economic Insulation: A New

View of the U.S. Post-Civil War Era. The Independent Review, 9(4), 529-542.

1999-2003: Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (2003). More on Voting. The Independent Review, 7(4), 603-

605. Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (2002). Now More than Ever Your Vote Doesn’t Matter. The

Independent Review, 6(4), 591-596. Bohanon, C., & Keil, S. (2000). The Impact of Property Tax Rate Changes in a Small Open

Economy. Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy, 30(2), 39-53. Bohanon, C., & Coelho, P. (1999). Reply to Campbell. Journal of Real Estate Finance and

Economics, 19(2): 165-167. Prior to 1999: Bohanon, C., & Flowers, M. (1998, Spring/ Summer).Trade Adjustment Assistance and

Resource Allocation. Cato Journal, 18(1), 65-74. Bohanon, C., & Coelho, P. (1998, March). The Costs of Free Land: The Case of the Oklahoma

Land Rushes. Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 16(2), 205-221. Bohanon, C., & Horowitz, J. (1996, December). Income Redistribution: An International

Perspective. Public Choice, 89, 305-323. Bohanon, C. (1992, Spring). Dutch Economic Development and the Age of Exploration.

International Journal of Social Education, 7(1), 41-46. Bohanon, C., Annis, D. (1992). Desert and Property Rights. Journal of Value Inquiry, 26, 537-

546. Bohanon, C. (1991, December). The Economic Correlates of Homelessness in Sixty Cities.

Social Science Quarterly, 72(4), 817-825. Bohanon, C. (1991, October). An Economic Explanation for the Ineffectiveness of Addiction

Treatment. Contemporary Policy Issues, 9(4), 116-119. (Featured article in The Margin, Fall 1992).

Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1991). Product Quality and Taxation: A Reconciliation. Public Finance Quarterly, 19(2), 233-237.

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Bohanon, C. (1990, Fall). Comment on 'Economic Inefficiency: A Failure of Economist'. Journal of Economic Education, 21(4), 427-431.

Bohanon, C., McClure, J., & Van Cott, T. N. (1990). Government Inflation Statistics and the Inflation Tax on Money. Public Finance/Finances Publiques, 45(1), 162-164.

Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1987). Patinkin on a Money-Financed Increase in Government Expenditures: What Happened to Seigniorage? Public Finance/ Finances Publiques, 42(2), 332-335.

Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1986). Aggregate Labor Supply and Marginal Tax Rates:

Getting It Right. American Economic Review, 76(1), 277-279. Bohanon, C., & McClure, J. (1986). Tax, Welfare Cost, And Public Consumption: The Case of

the Unwitting Monopsonist. Public Choice, 49, 235-247. Bohanon, C. (1985). Externalities: A Note on Avoiding Confusion. Journal of Economic

Education, 16(4), 305-307. Bohanon, C., Brennan, G., & Carter, R. (1984). Public Finance And Public Prices: Towards a

Reconstruction of Tax Theory. Public Finance/Finances Publiques, 39(2), 154-181. Bohanon, C., Lynch, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1985). A Supply and Demand Exposition of the

Operation of a Gold Standard in a Closed Economy. Journal of Economic Education, 16(1), 16-26.

Bohanon C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1984). Specific Taxes, Product Quality, and Rate-Revenue

Analysis. Public Finance Quarterly, 12(4), 500-511. Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1984). Shapiro on Marginal Tax Rates and Aggregate Labor

Supply: A Comment. Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics, 23(2), 15-19. Bohanon, C. (1983, December). The Tax Price Implications of Bracket Creep. National Tax

Journal, 36:4, 535-539. Bohanon, C. (1982). McCaleb on Lindahl: A Comment. Public Finance/Finances Publiques,

33(2), 326-331.

Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1983). A Note on the Political Economy of Indexation. Public Finance Quarterly, 11(1), 121-127.

Bohanon, C. (1982, Spring). The Laffer Curve and a Progressive Income Tax: A Note. Western

Tax Review, 3(1), 126-131. Books, Monographs and Reports:

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2004 – 2008: Bohanon, C., & Grabovac, Z. (2006). The Impact of Lower Cable Rates on Indiana Consumers

in The Economic Impact of Telecom Reform in Indiana: 2006, Robert Yadon, Editor, Digital Policy Institute, Ball State University.

1999 – 2003: Bohanon, C., & Barkey, P. (1999, September 8). Economic Impact of Governor O’Bannon’s

Proposed Property Tax Agenda. Commissioned by the Indiana Manufacturers Association.

Bohanon, C., & Keil, S. (1999, January 31). Property Tax Reductions: Impact for Hooiser

Property Owners. Commissioned by the Indiana Association of Realtors. Prior to 1999: Bohanon, C., & Barkey, P. (1998, October 6). Delaware County Tax Survey. A survey of

Delaware County residents’ opinions and views on tax issues. Presented at a Public Citizens Forum, Horizon Center, Muncie, Indiana.

Bohanon, C., & McClure, J. (1998, January 13). The Impact of Property Tax Reform on

Economic Growth in Indiana, Indiana Association of Realtors. (Also cited on editorial page by Indianapolis Star, January 24, 1998).

Bohanon, C. (1994). Indiana Policy for Statewide Higher Education: White Paper, Indiana

Policy for Statewide Higher Education Study Group, Ball State University. Bohanon, C. (1993, December). Financing Higher Education in Illinois. Monograph for

Heartland Institute, Palatine, Illinois, Policy Report number 60. Reprinted in Breeze Courier, Taylorville, Illinois, February 9, 1994.

Book Reviews: Bohanon C. (1992, April). David Tucker, The Excluded Americans: Homelessness and Housing

Policy. Washington: Regenery Gateway, 1990. Reviewed in Public Choice, 73(3), 369-370.

Non-Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2004 – 2008: Bohanon, C. (2007). When Rhetoric Triumphs over Reason. Indiana Policy Review, 18(3), 3-8.

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Bohanon, C., Horowitz, J.B. (2006). Economics of Newspapers 101. Indiana Policy Review, 15-

17. Bohanon, C. (2005, Summer). The Government and the Gospel. Indiana Policy Review, 16(2),

28-31; (version in the Decatur Daily Democrat, July 21, 2005; Evansville Courier-Press July 20, 2005.

1999 – 2003: Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (2004, September 24). Moses and Outsourcing. Foundation for

Economic Education In Brief. http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=6287). Featured on Marginal Revolution, September 28, 2004. (http://www.marginalrevolution.com/). Also appeared in MuncieStarPress, Muncie, IN, October 11, 2004.

Bohanon, C. (2004, Spring). How Ball Glass Came to Muncie. Indiana Policy Review, 7-8.

Excerpted in the Muncie StarPress, Ft. Wayne News Sentinel. Bohanon, C., & Schansberg, E. (2004, Spring). How to Succeed at Local Government. Indiana

Policy Review, 9-19; (Also used at Institute of Government Studies, University of California, Berkley, Fall 2004).

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (2004, February 11). Perils of Outsourcing. Mises.org. Also

appeared in TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, March 21, 2004, and Indiana Policy Review, Spring-Summer 2004.

Bohanon, C. (2002, Fall-Winter). The Saga of Indiana Taxes in 2002: A Public Choice

Perspective. Indiana Policy Review, 26-35. Shortened version featured on op-ed page of Muncie StarPress, Ft. Wayne Journal Gazette, Lafayette Courier-Journal, Indianapolis Star, Marion Chronicle-Tribune.

Bohanon, C. (2002, Summer). Bright Bulb. Indiana Policy Review, 31-32. Bohanon, C. (2001). God and Dollar Cost Averaging. Indiana Policy Review. Bohanon, C. (2001). On Hate and Hate Crimes. Indiana Policy Review. Bohanon, C., & Kennedy, S. (2000, Winter). Identity Politics and the Road not Taken. Indiana

Policy Review, 10-15. Bohanon, C. (2000, Spring/Summer). Reflections on the Service of the Living Tradition. Sigma:

the Journal of the Conservative Forum for Unitarian Universalists, 38. Bohanon, C. (1999, Autumn). Indiana and a Progressive Tax Structure. Indiana Policy Review,

28-31.

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Prior to 1999: Bohanon, C. (1998, Fall). Indiana Tax Reform: A Report from Ball State. Tax Talk, Indiana

Manufacturers Association, 14, 2. Bohanon, C., & Tabarrok, A. (1998, Spring/ Summer). A Better Way to Elect School Boards.

Indiana Policy Review, 9(2), 20-22. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1998, April). Roberto and Fidel: Two Versions of 'Share the

Wealth'. The Freeman, April 1998. Reprinted in The Miami Herald, January 12, 1998. Bohanon, C. (1997). Essay on Consumption and the Consumption Function. Encyclopedia of

Keynesian Economics, Tom Cate, ed., Edward Elgar Publishers. Bohanon, C. (1997). Essay on Deficit Finance. Encyclopedia of Keynesian Economics, Tom

Cate, ed., Edward Elgar Publishers. Bohanon, C., & McClure, J. (1996). Socially Responsible Risk Regulation. Indiana Policy

Review, 7(5), 21-27. Bohanon, C. (1995, November). Join the Tax Revolt. Discussion panel in Indianapolis CEO, 20,

73-84. Bohanon, C. (1995, Autumn). The Environment, the Inheritance Tax and the Future: A

meditation on the 39th Psalm. Indiana Policy Review, 6(4), 7 -10. Bohanon, C., & Santoni, G. (1994). Uncle Sam's Health Club. Heartland Policy Perspective,

Heartland Institute, Palatine, Illinois, April 29, 1994. Reprinted in Pulaski Enterprise, Mounds, Illinois, August 4, 1994, Monroe Evening News, Monroe, Michigan, June 5, 1994, Dearborn Times Herald, Dearborn, Michigan, May 18, 1994, Sterling Heights Edition, Utica, Michigan, May 8, 1994.

Bohanon, C., & McClure, J. (1994). The Laizze-Faire of Adam Smith is Irrelevant to Modern

Society. Clichés of Political Control, published by the Foundation for Economic Education.

Bohanon, C. (1994). In a Just Society, Food is a Right. Clichés of Political Control, published

by the Foundation for Economic Education. Bohanon, C. (1994, February). Political Correctness in the Year 2003. Indiana Policy Review,

5(1), 21-23. Bohanon, C., & McClure, J. (1994, February). Health Care. Indiana Policy Review, 5(1), 19-20.

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Bohanon, C. (1993, November). Our 'Moderate' Democrats Can Run but They Can't Hide.

Indiana Policy Review, 4(6), 7-8. Bohanon, C. (1993, January). Financing Higher Education in Indiana. Indiana Policy Review. Bohanon, C. (1991, July). How to Make Cable Television More Competitive. Indiana Policy

Review, 2(5), 1-6. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1991). Foreign Investment Helps Americans. The Freeman,

41(3), March 1991. Reprinted in: Ultima Hora, Dominican Republic, November 22, 1991; Comercio E Industria, El Salvador, September-October 1991; El Hispano News, Albuquerque, NM, May 3, 1991; Temas, New York, NY, April 30, 1991; TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, April 28, 1991; Waterbury Republican-American, Waterbury, CT, April 10, 1991; Deerfield Review, Wilmette, IL, April 4, 1991; Libre Empresa, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, April 1991; Evening Herald, Shenandoah, PA, April 1, 1991; Indiana Policy Review, Spring 1991; Diario Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico, March 22, 1991; Tyler Courier Times, TX, March 1, 1991; El Mundo, Oakland, CA, February 27, 1991; Excerpted in the Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN, March 12, 1991; Street News, New York, New York, September 15, 1991.

Bohanon, C., (1991, February). Regulating Day Care: By Whom and For Whom. Indiana Policy

Review, 2(2), 3-7. Excerpted in Indianapolis News, March 12, 1991. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1989, February). Blockading Ourselves. The Freeman, 39(2),

69-70. Reprinted in: La Prensa, Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 21, 1989; El Heralds Catolico, Sacramento, CA, September 24, 1989.

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1988, October). The Line-Item Veto Won't Work. The

Freeman, 38(10), 397-399. Reprinted in: Daily News, Dayton, OH, September 28, 1988; The Houston Post, Houston, TX, November 1, 1988; TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, November 27, 1988; Lincoln Journal, Lincoln, NE, October 31, 1989; Henderson Home News, Henderson, NV, July 12, 1990. Referenced in Principles of Microeconomics, by Roy J. Ruffin and Paul R. Gregory, 4th Edition, Chapter 11.

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1988, July). Bumper-Sticker Economics. The Freeman, 38(7),

267-268. Reprinted in: Daily News, Dayton, OH, July 20, 1988; Daily Tribune, Seymour, IN, July 12, 1988; Indianapolis Business Journal, Indianapolis, IN, July 25, 1988; Centre Democrat, Bellefonte, PA, August 9, 1989.

Reviews for Publishers: Referee, Independent Review June 2005

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Referee, Journal of Economic Education March 2004 Referee, Public Finance Review April 2001 Referee, Journal of Economic Education March 1997 Referee for Public Finance Quarterly, December 1994.

Reviewer for book Eco-Sanity: A Common Sense Guide to Environmentalism, Heartland Foundation, February 1994.

Referee, Journal of Public Economics, January 1994. Referee for Public Choice. Referee for Journal of Economic Education. Referee for Growth and Change. Newspaper Articles: Bohanon, C. (2007). Refiner Profits and Indiana Gasoline Prices. Evansville Courier Press, June

13, 2007; Ft Wayne Journal Gazette, June 18, 2007; Bloomington Herald Times On-Line, June 17, 2007; Muncie StarPress, June 19, 2007; Huntington Herald-Press, June 18, 2007; Northwest Indiana Times, June 13, 2007.

Bohanon, C. (2007, January 21). State has enabled local governments to make poor decisions on

spending. Indianapolis Star. Bohanon, C. (2006). Don’t get your hopes up before the November election. Northwest Indiana

Times, October 25, 2006; Ft Wayne Journal Gazette, October 24, 2006. Bohanon, C. (2006). The Irony in Intelligent Design. Evansville Courier-Press, May 6, 2006;

Ft. Wayne Journal Gazette, May 2, 2006. Bohanon, C. (2006, January 25). State Shouldn’t Try to Enforce Healthy Behavior. Northwest

Indiana Times. Bohanon, C. (2006, January 29). My Mom Mitch. Muncie StarPress. Bohanon, C. (2006, January 25). Big Nanny Attitude of Daniels Undermines Liberty. Evansville

Courier-Press; Anderson Herald-Bulletin, February 23, 2006. Bohanon, C. (2005). On the Economic Benefits of University Construction. Northwest Indiana

Times, November 16, 2005; Muncie StarPress, November 21, 2005; Huntington Herald Press, November 15, 2005.

Bohanon, C. (2005, July 27). Archimedes and Economic Development. Northwest Indiana

Times; Crawfordsville Journal Review; Evansville Courier-Press. Bohanon, C. (2005, January 24). Daniels’ Plan Offers Refreshing Change. Indianapolis Star.

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Bohanon, C., & Flowers, M. (2004). Ball State Freshman Reader Program Fails to Promote Serious Scholarship. Huntington Herald Press, Huntington, Indiana, - Published.

Bohanon, C., & Flowers, M. (2004). Ball State Freshman Reader Program Fails to Promote

Serious Scholarship. Stueben Herald Republican, Stueben, Indiana - Published. Bohanon, C., & Flowers, M. (2004). Ball State Freshman Reader Fails to Promote Serious

Scholarship. DeKalb Evening Star, DeKalb, Indiana - Published. Bohanon, C., & Flowers, M. (2004). Ball State Freshman Reader Program Fails to Promote

Serious Scholarship. La Grange News Sun, La Grange, Indiana - Published. Bohanon, C. (2004, August 8). The Myth of More Money and Better Schools. Indianapolis Star,

pp. E4. Bohanon, C., Van Cott, T. N. (2004, March 21). The Furiners’ Gonna Get You if You Don’t

Watch Out. Muncie StarPress, pp. D1. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (2004, February). Two Views of Immigration. The World and I

published by The Washington Times, 32-37. Bohanon, C. (2003, May 3). Legalize the Weed? Muncie StarPress, pp. E1. Bohanon, C., & Coelho, P. (2001, October). Boycotts and Schools. Muncie StarPress. Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (2001, January 10). Focus Less on votes, more on big

government. Muncie StarPress, pp. 7a. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (2000, September 10). Why We Should All Demand More Tax

Cuts. The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN. Bohanon, C., & Barkey, P. (1999, November 21). The Indiana Property Tax Assessment Mess.

Indianapolis Star. Bohanon, C. (1999, September 10). Hudson Study Gives the Scoop on Healthcare. Muncie

StarPress. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1999, February 17). Some Common Sense on CEO

Compensation. Muncie StarPress, Muncie, IN. Bohanon, C. (1998, Fall). Indiana Tax Reform: A Report from Ball State. Tax Talk, Indiana

Manufacturers Association, 14, 2. Bohanon, C., & Brandly, M. (1998, November 1). Standing by the EPA’s not so Scientific

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Evidence. Indianapolis Star, pp. D3. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1998, January 12). Goizueta Generated More Income than the

Entire Cuban Economy. Miami Herald, pp. 13A. Bohanon, C., & Tabarrok, A. (1997, December 14). Votes that Add Up. Muncie StarPress, pp.

1D. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1997, November 30). Framing the NAFTA Debate in Number

of Jobs per Worker. Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN, pp. 2D. Bohanon, C. (1997, August 17). Does it pay to Landscape? Muncie StarPress, pp. 11B. Bohanon, C., & Liu, T. (1997, March 16). China’s Trade Tirade. Muncie StarPress, pp. 11A. Bohanon, C. (1995, November). Join the Tax Revolt. Discussion panel in Indianapolis CEO, 20,

73-84. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1995, May 22). Varying Fares for a Trip on the Federal

Airplane. Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN, pp. A11.

Bohanon, C. (1993, August 12). Dear Laura Tyson.... Wall Street Journal. Bohanon, C., & McClure, J. (1993, June 30). The Prohibitive Taxation of Cigarettes.

Indianapolis Star.

Horowitz, J. B., & Bohanon, C. (1990, August 30). No new mandate for a tax hike. The Indianapolis Star.

Bohanon, C., (1991, August 5). Why Johnny Can't Find a Summer Job. Muncie Star. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1987, November 5). Line Item Veto Won't Cure All. Letter to

the Wall Street Journal, November 5, 1987. Bohanon, C., (1987, July 24). Taxing Redheads to Solve the Deficit Problem. Indianapolis Star. Bohanon, C., (1987, May 29). What Korea Can Learn From the U.S. Korea Times. Presentations at Conferences: 2004-2008: “A Critical Role for Business Law in Business School Curriculum Integration.” Cecil Bohanon,

Howard Hammer and Ronald X. Groeber, 2007 ALSB Annual Meeting. Academy of Legal Studies in Business. Indianapolis, IN. August16, 2008.

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“The Political Economy of Chinese Immigration Restrictions.” Cecil Bohanon and T. N. Van

Cott, Southern Economic Association Annual Meeting. New Orleans. November 2007. “Prudence, Passion and Persuasion in Moby Dick.” Association for Private Enterprise Education.

Cancun, Mexico. April 2007. “The Economics of Fireworks Displays.” Association for Private Enterprise Education. Las

Vegas, Nevada. April 2006. The Economics of Alexander Solzhenitsyn.” Association for Private Enterprise Education.

Orlando, Florida. April 2005. “The Costs and Benefits of Natural Gas Use in 1889." Association for Private Enterprise

Education. Nassau, Bahamas. April 2004. Prior to 1999: “The Impact of Tax Structure on State Economic Growth.” Cecil Bohanon and J.E. McClure,

Invited to Organize Session at Southern Economic Association Meeting. November 1997. "The Cost of a Free Asset: Institutional Factors and the Oklahoma Land Rush." Cecil Bohanon

and Philip Coelho, North American Economics and Finance Association Meeting. Washington, D.C. January 1995.

"Income Redistribution: An International Perspective.” Cecil Bohanon and J. Horowitz, Southern

Economics Association Meetings. Washington, D.C. November 1992. “Rent Seeking and the Oklahoma Land Rush.” Cecil Bohanon and Philip Coelho, Public Choice

Meetings. New Orleans, Louisiana. March 1991. "Critiques of Philosophical Theories of Property: Some Evidence from Western Land Policy."

Cecil Bohanon and David Annis, Public Choice Meetings. New Orleans, Louisiana. March 1991.

"An Heuristic Economic Explanation for the Ineffectiveness of Drug Treatment.” Western

Economics Association. Invited sessions. San Diego, California. July 1990. "The Line Item Veto: Some Historical Evidence." Cecil Bohanon and T. N. Van Cott, Public

Choice Society meetings. Orlando, Florida. March 1989. "Rents and Product Quality Adjustment." Cecil Bohanon, T. N. Van Cott and J. E. McClure,

Western Economics Association meetings. Los Angeles, California. July 1988. "Specific Tariff and Quota Equivalence in the Presence of Endogenous Product Quality

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Adjustment." Southern Economics Association Meetings. Washington, D.C. November 1987.

"Tax Base - Expenditure Complementarity: Some Implication." Southern Economics

Association Meetings. Dallas, Texas. November 1985. "Some Simple Analytics and Empirical Analysis about The Flat-Rate Tax." National Association

of Business Economists. Detroit, Michigan. September 1983. "Specific Taxes, Product Quality and the Rate-Revenue Analysis." Public Choice Society

Meeting. Savannah, Georgia. March 1983. "Factor Prices, Public Goods and Consumer Welfare." Cecil Bohanon and J. McClure, Public

Choice Society Meeting. Savannah, Georgia. March 1983. "On The Political Economy of Indexation." Cecil Bohanon and T.N. Van Cott, Public Choice

Society Meetings. San Antonio, Texas. March 1982. "Taxes as Cost-Shares." Cecil Bohanon and G. Brennan, Midwest Economics Association.

Louisville, Kentucky. March 1981. SERVICE ACTIVITIES Professional and Academic Organization Activities:

Participant; Liberty Fund Seminar Leadership Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana Oct 13-15, 2006.

The Conference consisted of reviewing the Basic Memorandum that is the founding document of the Liberty Fund. The Liberty Fund is a multimillion dollar educational institution founded by Indiana business man Pierre Goodrich devoted to promoting the search for the basis of a free and responsible society.

Participant, Eli Lilly-Poynter Center Conference on Ethics and Higher Education, Indiana

University, Bloomington, Indiana, June 1991, and Notre Dame University, December 1991. Liberty Fund Participant. 1995, Spring 1998, Fall 1998 Organized Liberty Fund Colloquium “Liberty and Free Trade Since the 19th Century” Held at E.B.

and Bertha C. Ball Center, April 15, 2006

Co-editor, Mid-American Journal of Business 1999-2002

Chairman, Education Subcommittee, Competitiveness Council, Muncie, Indiana. August 1995. The Subcommittee issued a report congressional consideration on the impact of federal regulations on the delivery of education.

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Co-Administrator, Eli Lily Faculty Development Grant, $9998. (w/ D. Annis and P. Miller) Helped

organize and operate workshop on developing units on ethics for undergraduate teaching. June 1992.

Outside promotion reviewer for University of Louisville.

Outside promotion reviewer for American University, Washington, D.C.

Consultant for James Savarese and Associates, Washington, D.C.

Consultant to Mayor Steven Goldsmith, Indianapolis, Indiana, Tax Advisory Committee, March

1992

Senior Fellow, Indiana Policy Review Foundation, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Policy Advisor, Heartland Institute, Chicago, Illinois.

Faculty Advisor, AIESEC, Ball State Chapter Memberships:

American Economic Association, Southern Economic Association, Western Economic Association, Public Choice Society, Association for Private Enterprise Education

Media Appearances: Quoted in U.S. News and World Report. Dec 25, 2006. “Bayh and Sell” by Dan Gilgoff.

Interviewed for Muncie StarPress, Feb 2005, “700 new jobs in Muncie”.

Interviewed for Muncie StarPress. April 2004, “On the economics of the tooth fairy”.

On Panel of Economist discussing Indiana Fiscal Policy, Indianapolis Press Club, April 1, 2002.

Interviewed for Herald Bulletin, (Anderson, Indiana) for front page article on Property Tax,

March 17, 2002

Interviewed, on gasoline price spike, September 11, 2001, WCRD- Ball State TV

Interviewed by the Muncie StarPress, for article on housing and construction, July 8, 2001 p. F1

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Interviewed by the Muncie StarPress, for special edition on future of east Central Indiana, March 22, 1997

Interviewed by Indianapolis Star, November 30, 1995 on tax subsidies for Toyota plant “Truck Plant resurrects debate over incentives” p.1-2

Panel Discussion on Health Care Reform, with Representative Phil Sharp, on Issues and Insights, WIPB_TV February 5, 1994,

Press Conference, for Heartland Institute study, Financing Higher Education in Illinois, December 2, 1993, Urbana, Illinois

Interviewed for Mike Pence Show WNDE Radio, October 23, 1993 on public financing of Indianapolis Baseball Stadium

Interviewed by Muncie Star on State budget crisis, June 26, 1993. Debate on Indiana Tax Reform: Indiana Cable Network, March 1993. Interviewed for WBST-Radio, Muncie, Indiana on foreign trade issues, January 29, 1992.

Interviewed for Muncie Star, on foreign trade issues, January 25, 1992. Excerpted on the

editorial page, February 12, 1992.

Interviewed on U.S. - Mexico Trade Pact WLBC-Radio, Muncie, Indiana, December 1992.

Rotating Co-Panelist and Co-Producer for Public Affairs Roundtable, WIPB-TV, Muncie, Indiana, since October 1988, appearing monthly on the show until January 1991.

Interviewed on The State of the Economy on WLBC-Radio, Muncie, Indiana October 1989.

Interviewed on Trade Deficit and Economics On Line, WIPB-TV, Muncie, Indiana, March 1988.

Interviewed on Stock Market and Economy On Line, WIPB-TV, Muncie, Indiana, February 1988.

Interviewed on Economic Forecast Ball State Today, WIPB-TV, Muncie, Indiana, January 1988.

Panelist on Deficit Issue Public Affairs Roundtable, WIPB-TV, Muncie, Indiana, November 1987.

Panelist on Stock Market Crash Public Affairs Roundtable, WIPB-TV, Muncie, Indiana, October 1987.

Interviewed on Exchange Rates, and Agricultural Problems, Ball State Today, WIPB-TV,

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Muncie, Indiana, July 1987.

Panelist on Korean Perspectives, Public Affairs Roundtable, WIPB-TV, Muncie, Indiana, July 1987.

Interviewed on Reagan Agricultural Proposal, On Line, WIPB-TV, Muncie, Indiana, July 1987.

Interviewed on Dollar Yen Exchange Rate, WBST, Radio, Muncie, Indiana, July 1987. Professional Presentations: Panelist on Prevailing Wages Associated Builders and Contractors – Indiana Chapter”. Annual

meeting. November, 2007. “Economics of Outsourcing.” SERC Showcase, Panel on Impact of Globalization. Purdue

University. June 6, 2007. “Manufacturing Economics: Pricing difficulties.” The 2007 KCSCT Technical Symposium

titled “The Future is Green”. Harrah’s North Kansas City Casino & Hotel. March 20, 2007.

“Property Rights and Economics.” The Fall Conference for CLE credits sponsored by Fort

Wayne Observed. November 16, 2006. Presentations on “Is a Graduated Income Tax a Good Idea for Indiana?” and “Shareholders,

Stakeholders and Business Ethics.” Hoosier Congressional Leadership Series sponsored by the Indiana Family Institute. September 28, 2006.

Presentation on “East Central Indiana Economy”. Academy for Community Leadership on local

economic conditions. BSU Continuing Education. September 21, 2006. Organizer and Panelist for Fast Food Nation discussion. Campus presentation in conjunction

with Freshman reader. November 2004. Presentation for “College Mentors for Kids!” Economics for and to 2nd graders. November 15,

2004. Presentation on “East Central Indiana Economy”. Academy for Community Leadership on local

economic conditions. BSU Continuing Education. September 23, 2004. Panelist and presenter for East Central Indiana Economic Summit. September 14, 2004. “WIPB Sponsored public panel on Trade Issues.” Muncie, Indiana; Marion, Indiana. May 2004.

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“Now More than Ever Your Vote Doesn’t Matter.” Wabash College. April 2004. “How to Succeed at Local Government.” Seminar for Vigo County Elected Officials. Sponsored

by Indiana Policy Review Foundation. January 2004. “The Value of the Yuan.” Cecil Bohanon and C.Y. Cheng, Doing Business in China Seminar.

October 31, 2003. Panelist for “Minimum Wages”. Campus presentation in conjunction with Freshman reader.

September 29, 2003. “Art and Economics.” Ball State Art Museum League. January 2002. Presentation on economics of progressive Income Taxes, to Concerned Taxpayers Association.

Muncie, Indiana. November 2001. Presentation on economics of progressive Income Taxes, to Exchange Club. Muncie, Indiana.

October 2001. Presentation on Indiana Tax Reform, Indiana Candidates School, Columbia Club. Indianapolis

Indiana. August 1998. “Property Taxes and Indiana.” Cecil Bohanon, L DeBoer, and M. Marcus, panel sponsored by

Muncie Star. Muncie, Indiana. June 4, 1998. “How Could Property Taxes Reform Impact Economic Growth,” State Chamber of Commerce

Meeting. Muncie, Indiana. April 1998. “China’s Economic Reform.” College of Business Panel. China Week BSU. April 7, 1998. “How Could Property Taxes Reform Impact Economic Growth?” Governor’s Tax Commission.

January 1998. “The Future Economic Prospects for Hong Kong.” Association for Life-Long Learning. E.B. and

Bertha Ball Center. September 1997. “Korea’s Future: Is the Miracle Over.” 19th International Conference for Business and Economic

Development. Muncie, Indiana. November 1997. “Socially Responsible Regulations” Cecil Bohanon and J. E. McClure, Expert Testimony to

Marion County Health and Hospital Board. February 12, 1996. “Panel Discussion”. Korean Economic Development Ball State University. March 1, 1995. “Presenter and Panelist.” Conference on Entitlements and the Deficit. Western Illinois

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University, Macomb, Illinois. October 1994. “Panelist on Health Care Reform.” Student Government Association. January 27, 1994. "Careers in Economics” presented to a Senior class at Muncie Central High School. November 2,

1993. "Some Simple Economics of Health Care Reform.” Board of Directors, Ball Memorial Hospital.

Muncie, Indiana. October 28, 1993. Speaker, Youth Leadership Conference. Sponsored by Representative Dan Burton. Butler

University. May 15, 1993. Panelist for Associates for Lifelong Learning on prospects for budget. E.B. and Bertha Ball

Center. April 1, 1993. “Teaching ethics in Curriculum.” Speaker for Poynter Center Conference. IUPUI. March 1993. "Problems and Challenges in Higher Education." Speaker for Delta Sigma Pi Parents Day,

March 28, 1992. Discussant, panel on U.S. - Korea Economic Relations, Open Seminar: U.S. Asian Economic

Relations. Ball State University. March 25, 1992. “Trade with Asia and Trade with Europe.” Member of Panel Discussion on Asian Awareness.

November 6, 1991. "Dutch Economic Development and the Age of Exploration." Ball State Art Gallery Lecture

Series. October 13, 1991. "Oil and the Persian Gulf Crisis." Muncie Noon Optimist Club. February 1991. "Press Reportage in the Persian Gulf Crisis.” Panel Discussion for Professional Journalism

Fraternity. Ball State University. January 1991. "Economic Geography and Research.” Instructor for Indiana Development Academy.

Minnetrista Cultural Center. May 1991. "The Role of Oil in the Persian Gulf Crisis." Student Center Panel. Ball State University. January

1991. "Oil and the Persian Gulf.” Panel Discussion at E.B. Ball Center. Town-Gown Discussion.

November 1990. "Raft Debate”. Participant, sponsored by Department of Philosophy. October 1989.

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Panel on Drug Legalization, Sponsored by Ball State Libertarians, October 1989. Dinner Speaker for North Central Homebuilders Association of Indiana. Marion, Indiana. November 1988.

HONORS AND AWARDS

Winner Dean’s Teaching Award 1999. Inducted in Beta Gamma Sigma, Honor Society for Schools of Business, April 1998. Winner Dean’s Teaching Award 1997. Winner Dean’s Teaching Award, 1996. Outstanding Faculty Advisor for Student Libertarians, 1994-95. Winner Dean's Teaching Award, 1995. Nominee, University Teaching Professorship Award, 1994-95. Inducted in Gold Key Honorary Society, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana December 1994. Nominee, University Teaching Professorship Award, 1993-94. Winner Dean's Teaching Award, 1994. Top 35 University Professors in student poll 1992-93. Winner Dean's Teaching Award, 1993. Winner of Dean's teaching Award, 1992. Winner of Delta Sigma Pi Student Business Fraternity's "Outstanding Professor of the Year" for

1990-1991. This award is voted on by undergraduate students. Recognized by Delta Delta Delta women's sorority as Outstanding Professor for Fall 1991. Winner of Dean's Teaching Award, 1991. Recognized by Delta Delta Delta women's sorority as Outstanding Professor for Fall 1990. Winner of Dean's Teaching Award, 1990. Faculty Member, Regent's College, London England, Spring 1990.

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Winner of Dean's Teaching Award, 1988. Exchange Scholar, Graduate Institute of Peace Studies, Kyung Hee University, Seoul, Korea

Spring Quarter, 1987.

Member Ball State Group Exchange - People's Republic of China - Hubei Educational Association, Summer, 1986.

Rotary Exchange Fellow - Member of Rotary Group Exchange to Belgium - Spring 1985. Winner of Outstanding Young Faculty Member Award, Ball State University - 1984-85. Libertarian Candidate for Congress, 1984.

CURRICULUM VITA Man-Ching Stella Chan

2009

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Man-Ching Stella Chan Rank: Visiting Assistant Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 124 Phone: (765) 285-5741 E-mail: mschan@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctorial Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Economics Year Conferred: 2008 Degree Granting Institution: University of California, Los Angeles Principal Academic Unit: Economics

Dissertation Title: Essays on Real Exchange Rate Adjustments in a Fixed Exchange Rate System

Committee Members: Arnold Harberger (Chairman) Master’s Degree: Name of Degree: Masters of Arts Year Conferred: 2004 Degree Granting Institution: University of California, Los Angeles Principal Academic Unit: Economics Bachelor’s Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Year Conferred: 1999 Degree Granting Institution: University of California, Berkeley Principal Academic Unit: Economics Research Interests:

International Economics Macroeconomic Aspects of International Trade and Finance Monetary Policy, Central Banking, and the Supply of Money and Credit

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Teaching Interests:

International Economics Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics General Economics Academic Experience: 2009 Spring Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business,

Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 2007-2008 Economics 195 Coordinator, Center for Community Learning, UCLA

Designed the syllabus and writing assignments for the “Community or Corporate Internships in Economics” course. Supervised students’ final research projects.

2005-2007 Counseling Assistant, College Academic Counseling, UCLA Provided academic counseling on an individual basis regarding the rules and regulations of the College of Letters and Science. Advised students on major and course selection.

2002-2005 Teaching Assistant, Economics Department, UCLA Led discussion sessions for various courses including Introductory and Intermediate Microeconomics and Macroeconomics.

Summer 2004 Summer Intern, European Department, International Monetary Fund Conducted research on the optimal monetary policy rules for Turkey by estimating policy reaction functions for the country.

1999-2001 Research Assistant, Western Hemisphere Department, International Monetary Fund Assisted in research on the inflation targeting models used by the Brazilian Central Bank; Produced summary reports on the economic activities of Brazil for the Executive Directors; Constructed and maintained the comprehensive economic databases.

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Presentations at Conferences: 2009: “Real Exchange Rate Anomalies in a Fixed Exchange Rate System: Sterilization by the People and

Trade Liberalization.” Man-Ching Stella Chan, WEA 8th Biennial Pacific Rim Conference, Kyoto, Japan, March 2009.

Work in Progress: “Real Exchange Rate Anomalies in a Fixed Exchange Rate System: Sterilization by the People and

Trade Liberalization” Abstract: When a fixed exchange rate country is faced with a sudden increase in foreign exchange inflows, the economy would normally experience a rising domestic price level and real exchange rate appreciation. However, between 1998 and 2006, China underwent a period of surging influx of foreign exchange and vast reserves accumulation with little inflation or changes in the real exchange rate. Instead of sterilization by the central bank, I argue that it was largely due to “sterilization by the people”—the public voluntarily increasing their holdings of monetary balances because of a rise in income or change in preferences—hence alleviating the inflationary pressure on the economy. In addition, the easing of import

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restrictions also helped offset some of the extra foreign exchange coming into China. An open economy model that highlights the role of the monetary approach is used to demonstrate how increased money demand and trade liberalization can mitigate the impact of the inflows on the domestic price level and the real exchange rate. I identify similar experiences in other emerging economies which, while keeping their nominal exchange rates fixed or within a narrow band, have undergone large inflows of foreign exchange without significant appreciation in their real exchange rates. “The Monetary Approach to Import Demand” Abstract: This paper empirically examines the behavior of aggregate import demand functions for a number of emerging economies under fixed exchange rate regimes. In addition to employing relative prices and real income as explanatory variables, specific emphasis is placed on the impact of excess supply of monetary balances on import demand in the form of a monetary-approach type of argument. The response of aggregate imports to large inflows of foreign exchange is also investigated.

HONORS AND AWARDS

Bradley Foundation Fellowship, UCLA, 2008 Graduate Student Fellowship, UCLA, 2002-2007 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, Department of Economics, UCLA, 2004-2005 Golden Key International Honor Society Berkeley, 1999 Undergraduate Scholarship, UC Berkeley, 1998-1999

CURRICULUM VITA PHILIP R. P. COELHO

2009

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Philip R. P. Coelho Rank: Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 128 Phone: (765) 285-5376 Email: 00procelho@bsu.edu Web site: http://00prcoelho.iweb.bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctorial Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Year Conferred: 1969 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Principal Academic Unit: Economics Dissertation Title: Master’s Degree: Name of Degree: Master of Arts Year Conferred: 1966 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Principal Academic Unit: Economics Bachelor’s Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Year Conferred: 1963 Degree-Granting Institution: Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine Principal Academic Unit: Economics

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Academic Experience: 1987 – Present Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller College of

Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1986-1987 Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business,

Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1983-1984 Visiting Professor , Department of Economics, Miller College of Business,

Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1981-1987 Professor of Economics, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia 1972-1981 Associate Professor of Economics, Washington State University, Pullman,

Washington 1975-1976 Visiting Associate Professor of Economics, University of Hawaii,

Honolulu, Hawaii 1970-1972 Assistant Professor of Economics, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, Nova

Scotia, Canada 1969-1970 Visiting Assistant Professor of School of Business Administration,

University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 1967-1969 Assistant Professor of Economics, Western Washington State College,

Bellingham, Washington INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: ECON 201 Elementary Microeconomics ECON 309 American Economic History/ Development from Origins to the Civil War

ECON 310 American Economic History/ Development from the Civil War to the Present

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2009: Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2009). Perspectives. JSTORNEWS June 2008, Vol. 12, Issue 2 at

http://news.jstor.org/jstornews/2008/07/june_2008_vol_12_issue_2_persp.html. Accessed Feb. 9, 2009.

2004-2008: Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2008). The Market for Lemmas: Evidence that Complex Models

Rarely Operate in Our World. Econ Journal Watch, 5(1), 78-90.

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Coelho, P. & McGuire, R. (2007). Racial Differences in Disease Susceptibilities: Intestinal Worm Infections in the Early Twentieth-Century American South. Social History of Medicine, 19(3), 461-82.

Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2006). Ethics Education in Marketing: Are Stakeholders’ Interests Overshadowing Shareholders’? Journal of Marketing Education, 9, 18-25.

Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2006). Why Has Critical Commentary Been Curtailed at Top

Economics Journals? A Reply to Robert Whaples. Econ Journal Watch, 3(2), 283-91.

Coelho, P., De Worken-Eley III, F. & McClure, J. (2005). Decline in Critical Commentary: 1963-2004. Econ Journal Watch, 2(2), 355-61, at http://www.econjournalwatch.org.

Coelho, P., Kein, D. & McClure, J. (2005). Rejoinder to Pesendorfer. Econ Journal Watch, 2(1), 32-41, at http://www.econjournalwatch.org.

Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2005). Learning from Failure. Mid-American Journal of Business, 20(1), 13-20.

Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2005). Theory vs. Application: Does Theory Crowd Out Evidence?

Southern Economic Journal, 71(3), 556-565. Coelho, P., Kein, D. & McClure, J. (2004). Fashion Cycles in Economics. Econ Journal Watch,

1(3), 437-454. at http://www.econjournalwatch.org. Coelho, P., McClure, J. & Tunc, E. (2004). Managing Homo Sapiens. Total Quality

Management & Business Excellence, 15(2), 191-204. Coelho, P., McClure, J. & Spry, J. (2003). The Social Responsibility of Management: A

Reprise. The Mid-American Journal of Business, 18(2), 51-55. Reprinted in: Corporate Social Responsibility (2004). Icfai University Press, Hyderabad, India. Chapter 3, pp.54-76; reprinted with the permission of the Mid-American Journal of Business.

1999-2003: Coelho, P., McClure, J. & Spry, J. (2003). The Social Responsibility of Corporate Management:

A Classical Critique. Mid-American Journal of Business, 18(1), 15-24. (Paper’s acknowledgments include Nobel Laureate, in 1976, Milton Friedman).

Coelho, P. (2001). New or Old Economic History? Incentives and Development: A Review

Essay of The Rise of the Western World: A New Economic History. EH.Net Project 2000 at http://www.eh.net/bookreviews/library/coelho.shtml. December, 2001.

Coelho, P. & McGuire, R. (2000). Diets Versus Diseases: The Anthropometrics of Slave

Children. The Journal of Economic History, 60(1), 232-246.

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Coelho, P. & McGuire, R. (1999). Biology Disease and Economics: An Alternative History of Slavery in the American South. Journal of Bioeconomics, 1(2), 151-90.

Bohanon, C. & Coelho, P. (1999). The Costs of Free Land – Reply. The Journal of Real Estate

Finance and Economics, 19(2), 165-167. Prior to 1999: Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (1998). Social Context and the Utility of Wealth: Addressing the

Markowitz Challenge. The Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 37, 305-314. (Paper’s acknowledgments include Nobel Laureate, in 1990, Harry Markowitz).

Coelho, P. & McGuire, R. (1998). An Exploratory Essay on the Impact of Diseases Upon the

Interpretation of American Slavery. In Joerg Baten and John Komlos, eds., The Biological Standard of Living in Comparative Perspective. Stuttgart, Germany: Fritz Steiner, 181-189.

Bohanon, C. & Coelho, P. (1998). The Costs of Free Land: The Oklahoma Land Rushes. The

Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 16( 2), 205-221. Coelho, P. & McGuire, R. Junius P. Rodriguez, ed (1997). Diseases and African Slavery in the

New World. The Historical Encyclopedia of World Slavery, 2 Volumes. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 217-19.

Coelho, P. (1997). Epidemiology and the Demographic Transition in the New World. Health

Transition Review, 7(2), 237-241. Coelho, P. & McGuire, R. (1997). African and European Bound Labor in the British New World:

The Biological Consequences of Economic Choices. The Journal of Economic History, 57(1), 83-115.

Baur, M., Coelho, P. & Santoni, G. (1996). Management Expenses and the Closed-End Fund

Puzzle. The Journal of Economics, 22(1), 37-46. Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (1993). Toward an Economic Theory of Fashion. Economic Inquiry,

31(4), 595-608. Coelho, P. (1991). Colonialism entry in Magill's Survey of Social Sciences: Economics (Salem

Press) Pasadena, CA, 334-339. Coelho, P. & Santoni, G. (1991). Regulatory Capture and the Monetary Contraction of 1932.

The Journal of Economic History, 51(1), 182-189. Coelho, P. & Orzechowski, W. (1988). Taxes and Incentives: Horatio Alger vs. The Tax Man.

Atlantic Economic Journal, XIV(3), 31-39.

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Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (1987). Barriers to Entry in the Market for Stud Services: Government and "Non-Profit" Institutions in Collusion. Economic Inquiry, 25(4), 659-670. This article became the basis for a court battle that ultimately gave rise to changes in the American Quarter Horse Industry; see www.spectrumeconomics.com/specpdfs/affidavit.pdf.

Coelho, P. (1985). An Examination into the Causes of Economic Growth. Research in Law and

Economics, 7, 89-116. Coelho, P. & Daigle, K. (1982). The Effects of Developments in Transportation on the

Settlement of the Inland Empire. Agricultural History, 56(1), 22-36. Coelho, P. & Knowles, D. (1982). The Market and Government Sponsored Industry.

Explorations in the New Economic History, edited by Ransom et. al., Academic Press, 213-233.

Coelho, P. & Shepherd, J. (1979). The Impact of Regional Differences in Prices and Wages on

Economic Growth: The United States in 1890. The Journal of Economic History, 39(1), 69-85.

Coelho, P. (1976). Pollution, Direct Controls, Regulation and the Size of the Firm: Comment.

American Economic Review, 65(5), 976-978. Coelho, P. (1976). Rules, Authorities and the Design of Not-for-Profit Firms. Journal of

Economic Issues, 10(2), 416- 428. Coelho, P. & Shepherd, J. (1976). Regional Differences in Real Wages: The United States,

1851- 1880. Explorations in Economic History, 13(2), 203-230. Coelho, P. (1975). Externalities, Liability, Separability and Resource Allocation: Comment.

American Economic Review, 65(4), 721-723. Coelho, P. & Shepherd, J. (1974). Differences in Regional Prices: The United States, 1851-

1880. Journal of Economic History, 34(3), 551-591. Coelho, P. (1974). Illusory Regional Income Differentials. The Annals of Regional Science, 8(2),

89-104. Coelho, P. & Ghali, M. (1973). The End of the North-South Wage Differential: Reply. American

Economic Review, 63(4), 757-762. Coelho, P. (1973). The Profitability of Imperialism: The British Experience in the West Indies.

Explorations in Economic History, 10(3), 253-280. Coelho, P. & Ghali, M. (1971). The End of the North-South Wage Differential. American

Economic Review, 61(5), 932-937.

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Coelho, P. (1968). Railroad Social Savings in Nineteenth Century America: Comment.

American Economic Review, 58(1), 184-186. Conference Proceedings in Scholarly Meetings: Prior to 1999: Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (1995). Evolution and Financial Firms' Survival. Proceedings of the

North American Economics and Finance Association Meetings, Summer, 1995, pp. 1-20. Non-Referred Journal Articles Publications (selected): 2004 - 2008: Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2007). Corporate Social Responsibility: An Exercise in Misology.

Effective Executive, X(9), 23-29. The Icfai University Press. Prior to 1999: Coelho, P. (1994). California Dreamin': Education in Lotus Land. Indiana Policy Review,

February, 15-16. Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (1993). Day Care in Indiana: A Review of the ‘Step Ahead’ Approach.

Indiana Policy Review, March 1993, 37-46. Coelho, P. (1982). Forecasting 1982: Cautious optimism. Emphasis, January 1982, 1 & 7. Coelho, P. (1982). Gold Bonds: The Solution. EPIC, 4(5), 5&7. Coelho, P. (1982). Foreign Aid: An Obstacle to Economic Growth. Policy Report, IV(1), 7-10. Book Reviews: 2004-2008: Coelho, P. Economy and Society in the Age of Justinia in The Journal of Economic History,

68(3), 935-936. Coelho, P. (2008). The Cult of Statistical Significance: How the Standard Error Costs Us Jobs,

Justice, and Lives; EH.NET Reviews (http://eh.net/bookreviews/library/1317). Coelho, P. (2007). Sustainability or Collapse? An Integrated History and Future of People on

Earth; EH.NET Reviews (http://eh.net/bookreviews/library/1272) November 5, 2007.

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Coelho, P. (2007). The Hidden Cost of Economic Development: The Biological Standard of Living in Antebellum Pennsylvania; in Agricultural History, 81(3), 414-416.

Coelho, P. (2005). Nature: An Economic History; EH.NET Reviews

(http://eh.net/bookreviews/library/0925) April 8, 2005. Coelho, P. (2004). The Economic Future in Historical Perspective; EH.NET Reviews

(http://eh.net/bookreviews/library/0801) June 25, 2004. 1999 – 2003: Coelho, P. (2002). Evolve!, in the Mid-American Journal of Business, 17(1), 60-61. Coelho, P. (2001). A Thousand Years of Nonlinear History in The Journal of Economic History,

Vol. 61, No. 4 (December, 2001), pp. 1165-1166. Coelho, P. (1999) Athenian Economy and Society, in The Journal of Economic History, 59(1),

205-206. Coelho, P. (1999). Warriors into Traders: The Power of the Market in Early Greece, in The

Journal of Economic History, 59(1), 206-207. Prior to 1999: Coelho, P. (1998). Guns, Germs and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies, in The Journal of

Economic History, 58(4), 1179-1181. Coelho, P. (1998). The Rise of Christianity: A Sociologist Reconsiders History, in The Journal of

Economic History, 58(4), 1181-1183. Coelho, P. (1998). Birth of the Leviathan in The Journal of Economic History, 58(3), 874-875. Coelho, P. (1997). Civilizations and World Systems in The Journal of Economic History, 57(1),

262-263. Coelho, P. (1995). The Economics of Non-Human Societies in the Journal of Economic

Literature, 33, 1972-1973. Coelho, P. (1992). Portuguese Emigration to the United States 1820-1930 in The Journal of

Economic History, 52, 227-28. Coelho, P. (1987). Choosing the Right Pond, in Public Choice, 53, 194-195. Coelho, P. (1985). History - The Human Gamble in Public Choice, 46, 333-334. Coelho, P. (1985). The Evolution of Cooperation, in Public Choice, 45, 107-108.

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Coelho, P. (1978). Ivory and Slaves, in The Journal of Economic Literature, 16(2), 591-592. Contracts, Grants, and Sponsored Research: 2004-2008: 2007 National Science Foundation Grant (SES 0721070): “The Differential Impact of Parasitic

Diseases on Agricultural Productivity of Blacks and Whites in the Early Twentieth-Century South.” Summer 2007-Summer 2010.

1999-2003: 2003 College of Business Summer Grant Program National Science Foundation Grant (SES-0079179): “The Differential Impact of Morbid

Diseases on the Productivity of Black and White Labor in the Agricultural South.” July, 2000-June, 2001.

John W. Fisher Faculty Research Fellowship, 2000. George A. Ball Distinguished Research Fellowship in Business Administration, 1999. Prior to 1999: Ball State Research Grant (jointly awarded to J. E. McClure and E. Tunc), 1996. John W. Fisher Fellowship, 1996. George Ball Research Grant (jointly awarded to J. E. McClure), 1994. John W. Fisher Fellowship (jointly awarded with J. E. McClure), 1994. George Ball Research Grant (jointly awarded with G. J. Santoni), 1991. John W. Fisher Fellowship Award by Ball State University Foundation, 1988. Panelist on the Social Science Award Group for the National Endowment for the Humanities,

1983. Rated an "Outstanding Professor" in Profscan: A Guide to the WSU Teaching Faculty - 1974,

published by Seagull Enterprises, Seattle, Washington, 1974. Grant awarded by the Research and Arts Committee of Washington State University for the

academic year 1974-75 to study "Trends in Real Wages in the United States: 1881-1910.

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Fellowship from the National Science Foundation Summer Institute for College Teachers of Economics at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, 1973.

Participant in the General Electric Seminar in "Recent Developments in Applied Economics"

held at the University of Chicago, 1973. Fellowship in the Associates Workshop in Business at the University of Western Ontario,

London, Ontario, 1971. Reviews for Publishers:

National Science Foundation Journal of Human Resources American Economic Review Explorations in Economic History The Journal of Economic History Economic Inquiry The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics

Presentations at Conferences: 2004 – 2008: “Not Even Wrong: The Market for Lemmas,” with James E. McClure, paper presented at the

Social Science History Association, November, 2007. “The Market for Lemmas: Not Even Wrong,” with James E. McClure, paper presented at Mid-

West Economics and Finance, March 2007. “Assumptions and Operationalism in Economics,” with James E. McClure, paper presented at

Midwest Economic Association Meetings, Spring 2004. 1999 – 2003: “Barriers to Entry in the Market for Stud Services,” with James E. McClure, paper presented at

Third Equine Industry Program Academic Conference, June, 2003. “Operationalism and Economics,” with James E. McClure, paper presented at the Western

Economic Association, June 2002. “The Demand for Children: Theoretical Conjectures vs Biology and History,” with James E.

McClure, paper presented at the Western Economic Association, July 2001. “Economic Expansion and the Spread of Disease: The Antebellum Experience,” with Robert A.

McGuire, paper presented at the Southern Association for the History of Medicine and Science, Jackson, Mississippi, February, 2001.

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“A New Economic History of Southern Slavery,” with Robert A. McGuire, paper presented at

the Citadel Conference on the South, Charleston, South Carolina, April, 2000. “Brave New Worlds: The Consequences of the Voyages of Discovery,” with Robert A McGuire,

paper presented at the annual meetings of the Economic History Association in Baltimore, Maryland, October, 1999.

"Economic Growth Before the Civil War: Increasing Incomes and Shrinking People," with

Robert A. McGuire, paper presented at the Western Economic Association, July, 1999. "The Impact of Diseases upon the Economic History of the Antebellum South," with Robert A.

McGuire, paper presented at the symposium on the History of Medicine and Science, sponsored under the auspices of the Southern Association for the History of Medicine and Science. February 1999.

"Growth Before the Civil War: The Antebellum Puzzle of Increasing Incomes and Decreasing

Heights," with Robert A. McGuire. Paper presented at Allied Social Science Association, January, 1999.

Prior to 1999: "Biology, Diseases, and Economics: An Alternative History of Slavery in the American South,"

with Robert A. McGuire. Paper presented at the Western Economic Association, July, 1998.

"A New Look at Some Old Issues: The Profitability of American Slavery in an Ecological

Context," with Robert A. McGuire. Paper presented at the Social Science History Association Meeting in Washington, DC, November, 1997.

"The Impact of Diseases Upon the Economic History of Slavery and the American South," with

Robert A. McGuire. Paper presented at the Third World Congress of Cliometrics, Munich, Germany, July 1997.

"An Exploratory Essay on the Impact of Diseases upon the Interpretation of American Slavery,"

with Robert A. McGuire. Paper presented at the Biological Standard of Living and Economic Development: Nutrition, Health and Well Being in Historical Perspective Conference in Munich Germany, January 1997.

"The Utility of Wealth: Absolute and Relative" with James E. McClure. Paper presented at the

Southern Economic Association, November, 1996. "Biology and History: Economic Consequences of Population Growth." Paper presented at the

conference of the Atlantic Economic Association, October 1995.

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"The Utility of Wealth: Absolute and Relative" with James E. McClure. Paper presented at the Western Economic Association, July, 1995.

"Evolution and Financial Firms' Survival," with James E. McClure. Paper presented at the

Congress of the North American Economic and Finance Association, June 1995. (Reprinted in the Proceedings)

"African and European Bound Labor in the New World: The Biological Consequences of

Economic Choices" with Robert A. McGuire. Paper presented at the Public Choice Society meetings March, 1995.

"The Cost of a Free Asset: Institutional Factors and the Oklahoma Land Rush" with Cecil E.

Bohanon. Paper presented at the Allied Social Science Association Meetings, January 1995.

"The Cost of Free Land: The Oklahoma Land Rushes" with Cecil E. Bohanon. Paper presented

at the Western Economic Association, July 1994. "African Slavery in the New World: The Economic Consequences of Biological Factors," with

Robert A. McGuire. Paper presented at the annual Cliometrics Conference, May 1994. "The Economic Consequences of Biological Factors: The Slave Trade in the New World," with

Robert A. McGuire. Paper presented at the Social Science History Association, November 1993.

"Amerindians to Europeans to Africans in the New World: A More Complete Explanation," with

Robert A. McGuire. Paper presented at the Western Economic Association, June 1993. "An Economic Analysis of Fashion," with James McClure. Paper presented at the Mid West

Economic Conference, April 1991. "Biology and Economics: A Deterministic Model of Economic History." Paper presented at the

annual convention of the Western Economic Association, July 1987. "An Economic Approach to Marketing" with James McClure. Paper presented at the annual

convention of the Western Economic, Association, June 1985. "An Examination into the Causes of Economic Growth." Paper presented at the annual

convention of the Western Economic Association, June 1984. "An Examination into the Causes of Economic Growth." Paper presented at the annual

Cliometrics Conference, May 1984. "On the Nature of Economic Growth and Political Economy." Paper presented at the annual

convention of the Western Economic Association, July 1983.

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"Barriers to Entry in the Market for Stud Services: Government and 'Non-Profit' Institutions in Collusion." Paper presented at the annual convention of the Western Economic Association, June 1982.

"The Effects of Developments in Transportation in the Settlement of the Inland Empire," with

Katherine H. Daigle. Paper presented at the Agricultural History Conference, Davis, California, June 1981.

"Monetary Policy in an Inside-Money, Open Economy: Revisited," with Elliott Willman. Paper

presented at the annual convention of the Eastern Economic Association, May 1979. "The Impact of Regional Differences in Prices and Wages on Economic Growth: The United

States in 1890," with James F. Shepherd. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Economic History Association, Toronto, Ontario, September 1978.

"The Market and Government Sponsored Industry: A Case Study," with David R. Knowles.

Paper presented at the annual convention of the Western Economic Association, June 1977.

"Rules, Authorities and the Design of Not-for-Profit Firms." Paper presented at the Allied Social

Sciences Association Convention, Dallas, December 1975. "Regional Differences in Urban Prices and Wages: The United States in 1890," with James F.

Shepherd. Paper presented at the Fiftieth Annual Convention of the Western Economic Association June 1975.

"Differences in Real Money Wages in the United States, 1850- 1880," with James F. Shepherd.

Paper presented at the Forty-Ninth Annual Convention of the Western Economic Association, June 1974.

"Regional Differences in Real Wages: The U.S. 1851-1880" with James F. Shepherd. Paper

presented at the annual Cliometrics Conference, March 1975. "Regional Cost-of-living Differences in the United States, 1851-1880," with James F. Shepherd.

Paper presented at the Forty-Seventh Annual Conference of the Western Economic Association, August 1972.

"The Profitability of Imperialism: The British Experience in the West Indies. 1768-1772." Paper

presented at the Forty-Sixth Annual Conference of the Western Economic Association, August 1971. Abstracted in the Western Economic Journal, September 1971.

"Inadequacies of Statistical Measures in Measuring Regional Disparities in Income." Paper

presented at the Fifth Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Conference, April 1971.

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Newspaper Articles (selected): 1999 – 2003: Bohanon, C. & Coelho, P. (2001). Boycotts and Schools. Muncie Star Press. Prior to 1999: Coelho, P. (1988). Downtown Development. The Muncie Star, Sunday, July 10, 1988, 14-A. Coelho, P. (1983). Frogs Cause Warts. The Washington Times, Friday, May 27, 1983, C-1. Coelho, P. (1979). Windfall Profits Tax, editorial. Seattle Times, Monday, November 12, 1979,

A-13. SERVICE ACTIVITIES Professional and Academic Organizational Activities:

On the Board of Editors for the Journal of Bioeconomics. On the Board of Directors for the Western Economic Association, 1998-2001. Senior Fellow, Indiana Policy Review, 1990 - 1997.

Memberships:

American Economic Association Social Science History Association Cliometrics Association Society for the Social History of Medicine Economic History Association Western Economic Association International Society for Bioeconomics

CURRICULUM VITA Anca Marie Cotet

2009

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Anca Marie Cotet Rank: Assistant Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 133 Phone: (765) 285-3724 Email: amcotet@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctorial Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Economics Year Conferred: 2007 Degree-Granting Institution: Clemson University Principal Academic Unit: Economics Master’s Degree: Name of Degree: Masters of Arts Year Conferred: 2004 Degree-Granting Institution: Clemson University Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Economics Advanced Studies: Statistical Methods in Finance

Year Conferred: 2000 Degree-Granting Institution: Orleans University of France and Babes-Bolyai

University of Romania Bachelor’s Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Year Conferred: 1999 Degree-Granting Institution: Babes-Bolyai University, Romania Principal Academic Unit: Economics

Teaching and Research Fields: Applied Microeconomics, Public Economics, Health Economics

Academic Experience: 2007- Present Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Ball State University,

Muncie, Indiana Research Experience and Other Employment: 2008 Researcher

Study “The Fiscal Impact of a Large-Scale Education Tax Credit Program” Policy Analysis no.618, July 1, 2008 on behalf of Cato Institute

Spring 2006 Senior Analyst Study “Fiscal Impact of the 2005 Universal Scholarship Tax Proposal in SC,” basis of the “South Carolina Put Parents in Charge Act” SC House Bill #3652, on behalf of SC Policy Council Foundation and LEAD Foundation, (Prof. Lindsay, Spring 2006)

2004-2005 Junior Analyst (same as previous)

Other Teaching Experience: Graduate Instructor, Clemson University

Principles of Macroeconomics (Summer and Fall 2006) Principles of Microeconomics (Fall 2004, Spring 2005, Spring 2007)

Lecturer, Babes-Bolyai University, Romania

Public Finance (Fall 2000 - Spring 2002) INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: Econ 201, Elementary Microeconomics Econ 301, Intermediate Microeconomics SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Presentations at Conferences: 2009:

“Quality versus Quantity: Evidence from State Variation in Telemedicine Regulation.” Eastern Economic Association Annual Conference. New York, New York. February 27, 2009.

2004-2008: “Quality versus Quantity: Evidence from State Variation in Telemedicine Regulation.” IUPUI.

Indianapolis, IN. November 13, 2008. “Are Physician Licensing Requirements too Strict? Evidence from the States.” American

Society of Health Economics Annual Conference. Durham, NC. June 2008. “Oil and Conflict: Evidence from Oil Explorations and Discoveries.” Seminar, Ball State

University, Muncie, IN. November 7, 2008. “Quality versus Quantity: Evidence from State Variation in Telemedicine Regulation.” Seminar,

Ball State University, Muncie, IN. April 18, 2008. “Death and Taxes – the Impact of Progressive Taxation of Earnings on Health.” Seminar,

Washington State University, Pullman, WA, February 7, 2007. “The Effect of Regulation on the Delivery of Medical Services.” Seminar, Boise State

University, Boise, ID, February 4, 2007. Clemson University 2006, Southern Economic Association 2006, Missouri Valley Economic

Association 2006 Working Papers: “Death and Taxes - the Impact of Progressive Taxation of Earnings on Health” (under review) “The Effect of Regulation on the Delivery of Medical Services” (under review) “Quality versus Quantity in Medical Care: Evidence from State Variation in Telemedicine

Regulation” (under review) “Oil and Conflict: Evidence from Oil Explorations and Discoveries” joint with Kevin K. Tsui

(under review) Work in Progress: “Lawyers and the Expansion of Tort Awards” joint with Lee Spector “Antimicrobial Resistance and Economic Growth: An Empirical Analysis” joint with John

Horowitz

“Resource Curse or Malthusian Trap? Evidence from Oil Discoveries and Extractions” joint with Kevin K. Tsui

“Infant Health: Are Infertility and Diabetes Insurance Mandates Compounding the Problem?” “Prohibition – a Survival Analysis of the Timing of State Legislation” “Openness and the Size of Governments: a Time-Series Analysis” “The Size of Interest Groups: a Test of Olson’s By-Product Theory” joint with Aileen Sampson HONORS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND FELLOWSHIPS Walker Fellowship, Clemson University, 2006 -2007 H.B. Earhart Fellow, Clemson University, 2005 -2006

Hugh H. Macaulay Award for Outstanding Graduate Work in Economics, Clemson University,

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CURRICULUM VITA Clarence R. Deitsch

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Clarence Deitsch Rank: Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 113 Phone: (765) 285-5368 E-Mail: cdeitsch@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctoral Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Year Conferred: 1974 Degree-Granting Institution: University of New Hampshire Principal Academic Units: Economics

Major Fields of Study: General Economics, Industrial Relations/Labor Economics

Dissertation: "Economic Stability and Social Security" Masters Degree: Name of Degree: Master of Arts Year Conferred: 1967 Degree-Granting Institution: University of New Hampshire Major Field of Study: Economics Thesis: “Economic Stability and Social Security” Bachelors Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Science Year Conferred: 1965 Degree-Granting Institution: Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio Major Field of Study: Economics Minor Field of Study: Mathematics

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Academic Experience: September, 1982-present Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana September, 1977-September, 1982 Associate Professor of Economics, Department of

Economics, Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

September, 1978-September, 1981 Chairman, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

Summer 1976 – August 1978 Acting Chairman, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

February, 1974-September, 1977 Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

September, 1973-January, 1974 Instructor of Economics, University of New Hampshire September, 1968-August, 1971 Assistant Professor of Economics, Wilmington College,

Wilmington, Ohio June, 1966-September, 1966 Instructor of Economics, Xavier University, Cincinnati,

Ohio Business and Other Professional Experience: June, 1967 – September, 1967 Business Economist, Office of Appalachian Studies, U.S.

Corps of Army Engineers, INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: Econ 201 Elementary Microeconomics Econ 332 Labor Relations and Law SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2004-2008: Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (2006). Gompersonian Organizational Principles: The Summer of

Labor Discontent. Labor Law Journal, 57(2), 83-88. Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., & F. Guice. (2006). Weingarten Rights in the Non-Union

Workplace: A Merry-Go-Round of NLRB Decision. Journal of Dispute Resolution, American Arbitration Association, 61 (2), 46-51.

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Deitsch, C. R. (2006). When Arbitrability and Merit Become Inextricably Intertwined: The

Argument for Putting the Cart Before the Horse. Labor Law Journal. 1-10. Deitsch, C. R. (2005). Coca Cola Inc, and Teamsters Local 414. Labor Arbitration Reports,

Commerce Clearing House. (120), 1088-1095. Deitsch, C. R. (2005). Aluminum Extruded Shapes and Iron Workers Shopmen's Local 522.

Labor Arbitration Reports, Commerce Clearing House, (120), 1041-1047. Deitsch, C. R. (2004). Seniority Clauses: An End Run Around Just Cause. Dispute Resolution

Journal. American Arbitration Association, 59 (4), 30-34. Deitsch, C. R. (2004). City of Gary Human Relations Commission and AFSCME. Labor

Arbitration Reports, 120 (5), 244-249. 1999 – 2003: Deitsch, C. R. (2003). Jekyll and Hyde: The Personalities of a Public Sector Arbitrator. Journal

of Collective Negotiations in the Public Sector, 30 (1), 15-22. Prior to 1999: Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1996, October). Arbitration, Law and Economics: Not Such

Strange Bedfellows. Labor Law Journal. 48(10), 684-690. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1994, Winter). The Phillips Curve: Evidence of a ‘Lady or Tiger

Dilemma.’ The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 34(4), 333-345. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1992, March). The Tests of Just Cause: What Price Predictability

in Arbitral Decision Making? Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal. 5(1), 3-27. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1990, November). Collyer and Neutral Site Selection: Another

Burden for an Already Overburdened Process. Labor Law Journal, 41(11), 794-798. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1990). Arbitration Win/Loss Rates as a Measure of Arbitrator

Neutrality. Journal of International Arbitration. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1990, June). Arbitrability in a Post-Bowen World: A Minefield

for All Parties. The Arbitration Journal, 45(2), 45-51. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1989, September). Arbitration Win/Lose Rates as a Measure of

Arbitrator Neutrality. The Arbitration Journal, 44(3), 42-47. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1989, Spring). The Arbitration Literature: Who Contributes?

Journal of Labor Research, 9(1), 207-214.

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Deitsch, C. R. & D A. Dilts. (1989, February). An Analysis of Arbitrator Characteristics and

Their Effects on Decision Making in Discharge Cases. Labor Law Journal, 40(2), 112-116.

Deitsch, C. R. & D A. Dilts. (1988, June). Case Characteristics Affecting the Method of

Grievance Dispute Settlement. The Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal, 2(2), 113-120.

Deitsch, C. R. (1987, December). Participatory Management and Labor Law: A Collision

Course. Labor Law Journal. 38(12), 786-790. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1987, December). The COLA Clause: What Management Should

Know! International Journal of Management, 4(4), 593-597. Deitsch, C. R. (1987, Spring). Casual Absenteeism Cut: Experiences of Two Manufacturing

Firms. Business and Public Affairs, 13(2), 6-8. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1986, March/April). Absentee Workers Back on the Job: The

Case of General Motors. Business Horizons, 29(2), 46-51. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1986, Winter). Factors Affecting Pre-Arbitral Settlement of

Rights Disputes: Predicting the Method of Rights Dispute Resolution. Journal of Labor Research, 7(1), 69-78.

Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1985, August). Slowing Down Absenteeism. Nation's Business,

41R. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1985). Indiana's Retreat From Arbitration: The Saga of Judicial

Review. Journal of Collective Negotiations in the Public Sector, 14(2), 45-52. Deitsch, C. R. (1984, October). Reflections of an Arbitrator. Discipline and Grievances, (523),

8. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1984). Rockville Training Center v. Alvin Peschke et al.:

Vindication of Court Rationale Underlying the Steelworkers Trilogy. Employee Relations Law Journal, 10(1), 95-105.

Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1984, March). Arbitration Lost: The Public Sector Assault on

Arbitration. Labor Law Journal, 35(3), 182-188. Deitsch, C. R. (1984, March). Bowen v. United States Postal Service: Preparing the Way for a

More Active Labor Role in Contract Administration. The Arbitration Journal, 39(1), 57-59.

Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1983, July). NLRB v. Yeshiva: A Positive Perspective. Monthly

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Labor Review. 106(7), 34-37. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1982, March). The COLA Clause: An Employer Bargaining

Weapon? Personnel Journal, 61(3), 20-223. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1981, September/October). Getting Absent Workers Back on the

Job: The Case of General Motors. Business Horizons, 24(2), 52-58. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1981, First Quarter). To Cut Casual Absenteeism: Tie Benefits to

Hours Worked. Compensation Review, 13(2), 41-46. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1981). Arbitration Challenged: The Case of Indiana. Journal of

Collective Negotiations in the Public Sector, 10(2), 173-179. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1980, January). Effective Grievance Management: Holding

Grievances Down. Prentice-Hall Industrial Relations Guide Service, 21, 42, 277-42, 282-B.

Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1979, July-August). The Shorter Standard Workweek: A Method

for Circumvention of Wage and Price Controls? Indiana Business Review, 54, 12-13. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1979, August). Factors to Consider When Negotiating Arbitration

Clauses. Prentice Hall Industrial relations guide Service, 11, 42, 112-42,120-B. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1979, Spring). 1979, A Critical Year in Labor Relations. Ball

State Business Review, 9(1), 2-6. Deitsch, C. R. (1978, March). OASDI Budget Structure as a Discretionary Fiscal Weapon.

(abstract) Atlantic Economic Journal, 6, 67. Deitsch, C. R. (1977). Social Security and Economic Stability Revisited. The Journal of

Economics, 3, 96-99. Books, Monographs and Reports: 2004 – 2008: Deitsch, C. R. & Main, R. S. (2005). Elements of Microeconomics, South-Western College

Publishing. Prior to 1999: Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1992). A. Rassuli, Labor Relations Law in State and Local

Government, Quorum Books. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1990). The Arbitration of Rights Disputes in the Public Sector,

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Quorum Books. Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., & Paul, R. (1984). Getting Absent Workers Back on the Job: An

Analytical Approach, Greenwood Press. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. (1983). Labor Relations, The Macmillan Co. Deitsch, C. R. & Dilts, D. A. Instructor's Manual: Labor Relations, The Macmillan Company. Non-Refereed Journal Articles Publications: Deitsch, C. R. (forthcoming). The American Dream: Alive and Well. Thank You! Indiana

Policy Review Newspaper Articles: Deitsch, C. R. (2006). The American Dream: Alive and Well. Thank You! Bloomington Herald

Tribune. Deitsch, C. R. (2006). The American Dream: Alive and Well. Thank You! Muncie StarPress. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Arbitration Awards: Numerous - Examples: 92-2 ARB 8400; 92-1 ARB 8160; 91-2 ARB 8574; 91-1 ARB 8137; 95

LA 557-561; 90-2 ARB 8376; 90-1 ARB 8276; 89-1 ARB 8086; 88-2 ARB 8499; 78 LA 928-937; 77 LA 585-593; 74 LA 1090-1095

Reports: Deitsch, C. R. 1977. Fact Finding Report: Tipton, Case No. E-76-38-7945, Indiana Education

Employment Relations Board Annual Report 1976-1977, 4. Arbitration Panels and Professional Memberships: Super Valu Supermarkets, Ft Wayne, IN Technical/Professional Work (November 10, 2004 -

February 04, 2005) Aluminum Extruded Shapes, Cincinnati, OH Technical/Professional Work (September 23, 2004

- December 23, 2004) International Association of Iron Workers, Cincinnati, OH Technical/Professional Work

(September 23, 2004 - December 23, 2004)

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International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Fort Wayne, IN Technical/Professional Work (August 10, 2004 - October 10, 2004)

International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Fort Wayne, IN Technical/Professional Work (July 09,

2004 - September 09, 2004) Perfection Bakeries Inc., Fort Wayne, IN Technical/Professional Work (July 09, 2004 -

September 09, 2004) AFSCME, Gary, IN Technical/Professional Work (April 17, 2004 - July 08, 2004) City of Gary, IN, Gary, IN Technical/Professional Work (April 17, 2004 - July 08, 2004) Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Indianapolis, IN Technical/Professional Work (January 04, 2004 -

March 04, 2004) American Postal Workers Union, Washington, D.C. Technical/Professional Work (January 01,

2004 - December 31, 2005) United States Postal Service, Bloomfield Hills (Chicago), ILL Technical/Professional Work

(January 01, 1981 - December 31, 2005) Anheuser-Busch, Inc./Local Union No. 133 IBT-Permanent Member Expedited Panel American Arbitration Association (AAA) Bituminous Coal Operators of America (BCOA) and United Mine workers of America (UMWA)

– Permanent Member of Regular Arbitration Board Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) Indiana Division of Labor, Department of Mediation and Conciliation Indiana Education Employment Relations Board (IEERB) I/N Tek, I/N Kote and the United Steelworkers of America, Local 9231 Iowa Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) National Mediation Board (NMB) United States Postal Service/National Association of Letter Carriers – Permanent Member of

Regular and Expedited Panel

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Department of Economics Salary Committee Industrial Relations Research Association (IRRA) Council on Employee Responsibilities and Rights Book Review Editor, Journal of Collective Negotiations in the Public Sector. Anheuser-Busch, Inc./Local Union No. 133 IBT - Permanent Member Expedited Panel American Arbitration Association (AAA) Bituminous Coal Operators of America (BCOA) and United Mine Workers of America

(UMWA) - Permanent Member of Regular Arbitration Panel. Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS). Indiana Division of Labor, Department of Mediation and Conciliation. Indiana Education Employment Relations Board (IEERB). I/N Tek, I/N Kote and the United Steelworkers of America, Local 9231 - Permanent Member Regular Arbitration Panel. Iowa Public Employment Relations Board (PERB). National Mediation Board (NMB). United States Postal Service/National Association of Letter Carriers--Permanent Member of

Regular and Expedited Panels. HONORS AND AWARDS Economics Department, Outstanding Teacher (February 2008) "Who's Who among Indiana Scholars," Indianapolis Star, Sunday, October 7, 1984. NDEA Title IV Fellowship, Boston College, 1967-68. Various Assistantships for Graduate Work. Summa Cum Laude Graduate of Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1965.

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CURRICULUM VITA Maoyong Fan

2010 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Maoyong Fan Rank: Assistant Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 201 Phone: (765) 285-5741

mfan@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctorial Degree:

Name of Degree: Ph.D. Agricultural & Resource Economics Year Conferred: 2009 Degree-Granting Institution: University of California, Berkeley

Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Health Economics, Labor Economics Dissertation Title: Essays on Health Economics and Agricultural Labor Migration

Committee Members: Jeffrey Perloff (Chairman), Brian Wright, and Enrico Moretti

Master’s Degree: Name of Degree: Masters of Arts Year Conferred: 2002 Degree-Granting Institution: Ohio State University Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Economics

Bachelor’s Degree:

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Engineering Year Conferred: 1998 Degree-Granting Institution: Tianjin University, Tianjin, China

Principal Academic Unit: School of Management Major Field of Study: Systems Engineering

Research Fields: Health Economics and Policy, Labor Economics, Industrial Organization, Econometrics

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Academic Experience: 2009-Present Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business, Ball

State University, Muncie, Indiana INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: (2009) Econ 116, Survey of Economic Ideas Econ 331, Labor Economics SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2009: Fan, M., & Firestone, S. (forthcoming). Firm Market Value and Production Technology. International

Journal of Industrial Organization. 2008: Lee, M., Wu, S. & Fan, M. (2008). Balancing Grower Protection Against Agency Concerns: An

Economic Analysis of Contract Termination Damages. Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 33(2), 154-168.

Reviews for Publishers: Environmental and Resource Economics Presentations at Conferences: 2004-2008: Firm Market Value and Production Technology. AAEA Annual Meeting. July 2008 Do Food Stamps Contribute to Obesity in Low-Income Women? Evidence from the National

Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979. AAEA Annual Meeting. July, 2007. Balancing Grower Protection Against Agency Concerns: An Economic Analysis of Contract Termination

Damages. AAEA Annual Meeting. July, 2004. Other Paper Presentations: 2009:

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Agricultural Labor Migration. Ball State University. Dec., 2009. Agricultural Labor Migration. University of Connecticut. Sep., 2009. Do Food Stamps Contribute to Obesity in Low-Income Women? Evidence from the National

Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979. Ball State University. Feb., 2009.

Do Food Stamps Contribute to Obesity in Low-Income Women? Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979. Texas A&M University. Feb., 2009.

Do Food Stamps Contribute to Obesity in Low-Income Women? Evidence from the National

Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979. University of Akron. Feb., 2009.

2004 – 2008: Do Food Stamps Contribute to Obesity in Low-Income Women? Evidence from the National

Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979. University of California, Berkeley. October, 2008.

Working Papers:

Fan, M. Do Food Stamps Contribute to Obesity in Low-Income Women? Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979. Resubmitted to American Journal of Agricultural Economics.

Chin, S., Fan, M., Imbens, G. & Perloff, J. Evaluation of a Program to Help Minorities Succeed at

College Math: U. C. Berkeley’s Professional Development Program, submitted to Journal for Research in Mathematics Education.

Vasquez, F., Hanemann, M. & Fan, M. Discrete/Continuous Choice Models with General Corner Solution:

Revisiting the Consumer Demand for Variety. Fan, M., Hu, X. & Liu, G. The Long-Term Health Effects of the Great China Famine 1959-1961: A New

Approach. Fan, M. & Liu, Q. The Impact of Marriage on Returns to Education in Sweden. SERVICE ACTIVITIES Professional and Academic Organization Activities:

Graduate Admissions Committee, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of

California, Berkeley, 2007 Memberships:

American Economic Association American Society of Health Economists

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American Agricultural Economics Association, AWARDS AND GRANTS AAEA Travel Grant, 2008 University Travel Grant, 2004, University of California, Berkeley University Fellowship, 2001-2002, The Ohio State University Award for the Best Master Thesis, 2001, Nankai University

CURRICULUM VITA Marilyn R. Flowers

2009  PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Marilyn R. Flowers Rank: Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 117 Phone: 765-285-3406 E-mail: mflowers@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees:

Doctoral Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Year Conferred: 1974 Degree-Granting Institution: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Principal Academic Units: Economics Major Fields of Study: Economics

Master’s Degree:

Name of Degree: Master of Arts Year Conferred: 1969 Degree-Granting Institution: UCLA Major Field Of Study: Economics

Bachelor’s Degree:

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Year Conferred: 1968 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Iowa Major Field Of Study: History

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Academic Experience: 1990-Present Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller College of

Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1998-2004 Chairperson, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business, Ball

State University, Muncie, Indiana 1979-1990 Associate Professor, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma 1974-1979 Assistant Professor, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma 1973-1974 Instructor of Economics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State

University, Blacksburg, Virginia Business and Other Professional Experience: 1969-1971 Professional Staff, Program Analysis Division Institute for Defense Analyses, Arlington, Virginia Visiting Positions: 8/1987 – 7/1988 Visiting Analyst, Congressional Budget Office, Washington D.C. 1978, Fall Semester Temporary Lecturer – Department of Accounting and Public

Finance, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia 1977-1978 Visiting Lecturer in Economics Fall and Winter Quarter Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: Econ 116 Survey of Economic Ideas Econ 202 Elementary Macroeconomics Econ 345 The Economics of Government Budgets Econ 346 Economic Analysis of Legal Issues.

Other: Interface Econ 116 & Econ 202 with on-line clicker system to give students immediate feedback on quizzes. SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Newspaper Articles: 2004-2008:

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Bohanon, C., & Flowers, M. (2004). Ball State Freshman Reader Program Fails to Promote Serious Scholarship. Huntington Herald Press, Huntington, Indiana, - Published.

Bohanon, C., & Flowers, M. (2004). Ball State Freshman Reader Program Fails to Promote

Serious Scholarship. Stueben Herald Republican, Stueben, Indiana - Published. Bohanon, C., & Flowers, M. (2004). Ball State Freshman Reader Program Fails to Promote

Serious Scholarship. DeKalb Evening Star, DeKalb, Indiana - Published. Bohanon, C., & Flowers, M. (2004). Ball State Freshman Reader Program Fails to Promote

Serious Scholarship. La Grange News Sun, La Grange, Indiana - Published. SERVICE ACTIVITIES University, College, Departmental Committees (2004 - 2008): August 2005-Present Budget and Financial Committee – University Service January 2008 – September 2008 Committee Chair November 2006 – September 2008 Promotion and Tenure Committee – Department

Service Professional and Academic Organization Activities (2004 - 2008): Mont Pelerin Society Adjunct Scholar – The Cato Institute HONORS AND AWARDS Graduated from the University of Iowa “with highest distinction” (top 2% of class) Phi Beta Kappa NSF Trainee, 1968-1969 Scaife Fellow, 1971-1972 Earhart Fellow, 1972-1973 National Fellow, The Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, 1981-1982

CURRICULUM VITA

Jeffrey J. Green

2009

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Name: Jeffrey J. Green

Rank: Associate Professor of Economics

Department of Economics

Miller College of Business

Ball State University

Address: Department of Economics

Miller College of Business

Ball State University

Muncie, IN 47306

Office: WB 109

Phone: (765) 285-2056

E-mail: jgreen@bsu.edu

Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Applied Statistics

Degrees:

Doctoral Degree:

Name of Degree: Ph.D.

Year Conferred: 1972

Degree-Granting Institution: Cornell University

Principal Academic Unit: College of Engineering

Major Field of Study: Applied Statistics, Operations Research

Minor Field of Study: Mathematical Statistics

Dissertation Title: “Two Runs Tests of Randomness against Trend”

Masters Degree:

Name of Degree: Master of Science

Year Conferred: 1971

Degree-Granting Institution: Cornell University

Major Field of Study: Operations Research

Bachelors Degree

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Science

Year Conferred: 1968

Degree-Granting Institution: Case Institute of Technology

Major Field of Study: Mathematics

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Academic Experience:

1992 – Present Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Miller College of

Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

1980 – 1992 Associate Professor of Management Science, Miller College of Business,

Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

1977 – 1980 Assistant Professor of Management Science, Miller College of Business,

Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

1972 – 1977 Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering, Illinois Institute of

Technology, Chicago, Illinois

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR

Courses Taught:

ECON 221 Business Statistics

Other:

Supplemented the ECON 221 course material by requiring the reading of the book How

to Lie with Statistics so that the students could better learn to recognize and defend

themselves from the misuse of statistics by unscrupulous individuals and organizations.

Required every student in ECON 221 to submit a statistic which had recently been

published in a magazine, newspaper, book, or on the Internet. This statistic had to be

properly referenced and then analyzed as to the appropriateness of the sample size, the

method of data collection, and the validity of the statistic‟s interpretation and use.

Developed and implemented a semester-long “scavenger hunt” for the ECON 221

students to conduct in order to find statisticians who are famous for seemingly non-

statistical accomplishments (e.g. Alexander Graham Bell was a member of the American

Statistical Association). The purpose of this project was to show that statistical

reasoning and the ability to do statistical analyses are valuable in a variety of settings and

fields of endeavor.

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES

Refereed Journal Articles Publications:

2009:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., and Charles, T. A. (2009). How Much Do Students Need

to Succeed in Business and Economics Statistics? An Ordered Probit Analysis. Journal of

Statistics Education, 17 (3), 31 pages.

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2004 - 2008:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. (2007). Changes in Math Prerequisites

and Student Performance in Business Statistics: Do Math Prerequisites Really Matter?

Journal of Economics and Finance Education, 6(2), 27-38.

Refereed Proceedings:

2004 – 2008:

Green, J. J. (2008, April). Completely Balanced Change-Over Designs for First and Second

Residual Effects. Conference Proceedings of the Midwest Decision Sciences Institute’s

Annual Meeting, Erie, PA.

Green, J. J. (2006, August). On Goodman and Kruskal‟s „G‟ and Stuart‟s Measure of

Association. Conference Proceedings of the American Statistical Association National

Meeting, Seattle, WA, 1727-1731.

Green, J. J., & Nelson, R. (2005, August). A Union-Intersection Censored Data Test for the

Equality of Exponential Distribution Location Parameters. Conference Proceedings of the

American Statistical Association National Meeting. Minneapolis, MN, 1729-1734.

1999 – 2003:

Green, J. J. (2003, February). An Approximation to the Power Function of a Preference Test

when the Probability of No Preference is Large. Conference Proceedings of the Southeast

Decision Sciences Institute’s Annual Meeting. Williamsburg, VA, 349-351.

Green, J. J., & Nelson, R. (2002, March). Choosing the m out of k Normal Populations with the

Largest Means When the Variances are Unknown. Conference Proceedings of the

Northeast Decision Sciences Institute’s Annual Meeting. San Juan, Puerto Rico, 319-321.

Green, J. J. (2001, April). A Comparison of Two Measures of Association for a Two-Way

Contingency Table. Conference Proceedings of the Midwest Decision Sciences Institute’s

Annual Meeting. Dearborn, MI, 120-122.

Green, J. J., & Nelson, R. (2000, April). A Union-Intersection Procedure for Testing the

Location Parameter of Exponential Distributions. Conference Proceedings of the Midwest

Decision Sciences Institute’s Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, 175-177.

Prior to 1999:

Green, J. J., & Nelson, R. (1998).Testing the Location Parameters of Exponential Distributions.

Conference Proceedings of the Decision Sciences Institute National Meeting, Las Vegas,

NV, November 1998, 2, 1126-1128.

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Green, J. J., & Nelson, R. (1997, April). An Extremal Quotient Test for the Location Parameter

of the Exponential Distribution,” Conference Proceedings of the Midwest Decision

Sciences Institute’s Annual Meeting, 231-233.

Green, J. J. (1996, April). A New Class of Balanced Change-Over Designs. Conference

Proceedings of the Midwest Decision Sciences Institute’s Annual Meeting, 251-255.

Green, J. J. (1995, November). Latin Square Designs Balanced for the Residual Effect of the

Preceding Treatment. Conference Proceedings of the Decision Sciences Institute National

Meeting, 2, 1059-1061.

Green, J. J. (1994, November). A Comparison of Several Common Growth Parameter

Estimators. Conference Proceedings of the Decision Sciences Institute National Meeting,

2, 1373-1375.

Green, J. J. (1993, April). Simultaneous Estimation of Poisson Means. Conference Proceedings

of the Midwest Decision Sciences Institute’s Annual Meeting, 145-146.

Green, J. J. (1992, March). Upper Tolerance Limits for the Largest Observation in Life

Testing. Conference Proceedings of the Southwest Decision Sciences Institute’s Annual

Meeting, 110.

Green, J. J. (1991, February). Estimating the Mean of the Normal When It is in the Interval [0,

1]. Conference Proceedings of the Southeast Decision Sciences Institute’s Annual

Meeting, 95-97.

Green, J. J. (1990, November). Estimating Expected Lifetime in the Presence of a Spurious

Observation. Conference Proceedings of the Decision Sciences Institute’s National

Meeting, 1, 185-187.

Green, J. J. (1989, March). The Survival Function for the Exponential Model. Conference

Proceedings of the Southwest Decision Sciences Institute’s Annual Meeting, 1-3.

Non-Refereed Proceedings:

2004 – 2008:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A., (2007, May). The Impact of Different

Math Prerequisites on the Performance of Business Statistics Students. Proceedings of the

Conference on the Occasion of the Retirement of Mir Masoom Ali, Muncie, IN, 276-285.

Presentations at Conferences:

2004 – 2008:

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Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. “How Much Math Do Students Really

Need to Succeed in Business and Economics Statistics? An Ordered Probit Analysis.”

Midwest Economics Association Annual Meeting. Chicago. March 15, 2008.

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. “How Much Math Do Students Really

Need to Succeed in Business and Economics Statistics? An Ordered Probit Analysis.”

Eastern Economic Association Annual Meeting. Boston. March 7, 2008.

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. “Changes in Math Prerequisites and the

Performance of Business Students.” Midwest Economics Association Annual Meeting.

Chicago. March 24, 2006.

Green, J. J., & Nelson, R. “Using Censored Data to Test the Location Parameters of Several

Exponential Distributions.” National Meeting of the American Statistical Association.

Toronto. August 2004.

1999 – 2003:

Green, J. J., & Nelson, R. “Another Test for the Location Parameter of the Two-Parameter Exponential

Distribution.” National Meeting of the American Statistical Association. August 2000.

Green, J. J., & Nelson, R. “A Scale-Free Early Rejection Test of the Location Parameter of the

Exponential Distribution.” National Meeting of the American Statistical Association. August

1999.

Prior to 1999:

Green, J. J., “Another Type of Balanced Change-Over Design.” Annual Meeting of the Institute

of Mathematical Statistics. March 1998.

Green, J. J., “A Simplified Technique for Balancing the Previous Treatment‟s Residual Effect

in a Latin Square Design.” National Meeting of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics.

August 1997.

Green, J. J., “Estimation of the Growth Rate Parameter for Three Secular Trend Models.”

National Meeting of the American Statistical Association. August 1996.

Green, J. J., “On Estimating Several Poisson Parameters.” National Meeting of the Institute of

Mathematical Statistics. July 1995.

Green, J. J., “Upper Tolerance Limits in the Two-Parameter Exponential Distribution.” National

Meeting of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics. June 1994.

Referee Positions:

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Reviewer, papers submitted to the Decision Sciences Institute‟s National Meeting (2004-

2008)

SERVICE ACTIVITES

2004 – 2008:

University, College, Departmental Committees:

Member, University Senate (2008-present)

Member, Faculty Council (2008-present)

Member, Undergraduate Education Committee (2008-present)

Member, College of Business Undergraduate Curriculum Assessment

Committee, (2008-present)

Member, Department Promotion and Tenure Committee (2007-present)

Member, University Grievance Appeals Board (2005-present)

Member, University Library Committee (2005-present)

Member, Public Safety Committee (2001-present), (Chairman 2003-2006)

Member, Special Leave Committee (2005-2006)

Chairman, University Traffic Appeals Subcommittee (2003-2006)

Professional Memberships:

American Statistical Association

Decision Sciences Institute

Institute of Mathematical Statistics

Professional Positions Held:

Session Chair, National Meeting of the American Statistical Association (2005)

Session Chair, National Meeting of the American Statistical Association (2004)

Academic Activities:

Member, Ball State University Graduate Faculty (2004-2005)

Professional Development:

Participated in the workshop on What the Best College Teachers Do by Ken Bain conducted by

the Ball State Miller College of Business (2006)

Participated in the workshop on Curriculum Integration conducted by the Ball State Miller

College of Business (2005)

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Participated in the workshop on Behavioral Research conducted by the Ball State Miller College

of Business (2005)

Community Activities:

Consultant, Riverside Cemetery Association, Salem Corners, MN (2004-2008)

Board of Directors, Orchard Lawn Neighborhood Association (2004-2008)

HONORS AND AWARDS

2004 – 2008:

Special Assigned Leave with Pay (2007)

1999 – 2003:

Dean‟s Teaching Award, Miller College of Business (1999, 2000)

Received the 2003 Best Paper in Statistics Award from the Southeast Decision Sciences Institute

for a paper presented at its Annual Meeting

Received the Runner-Up Outstanding Presentation Award from the American Statistical

Association for a paper presented at its 2000 National Meeting

CURRICULUM VITA MOHAMMED A. HALIM

2009

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Mohammed A. Halim Rank: Instructor Department of Mathematical Sciences College of Sciences and Humanities Ball State University Address: Department of Mathematical Sciences College of Sciences and Humanities Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: RB 415 Phone: (765) 285-1673 Email: mhalim@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Operations Management and Statistics Degrees: Master’s Degree: Name of Degree: MBA Year Conferred: 1971 Degree-Granting Institution: Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Principal Academic Unit: Management Name of Degree: Master of Arts Year Conferred: 1961 Degree-Granting Institution: Dhaka University, Bangladesh Principal Academic Unit: Statistics Bachelor’s Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts (with Honors) Year Conferred: 1960 Degree-Granting Institution: Dhaka University, Bangladesh Principal Academic Unit: Statistics Academic Experiences: 1996 – Present Instructor, Contract Faculty, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1987 – 1990 Instructor, Shippenburg University, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania 1985 – 1986 Part-time Instructor, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

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Business and Other Professional Experience: 1991 – 1995 Systems Analyst, RTW Industries, Inc., Muncie, Indiana INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught:

ECON 221 Business Statistics MATHS 135 Mathematics for Business MATHS 136 Mathematics for Business

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Book Reviews Participated and had input in the book review of “For All Practical Purposes” by COMAP.

CURRICULUM VITA Michael J. Hicks

2009

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Michael J. Hicks Rank: Director and Associate Professor Center for Business and Economic Research Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Center for Business and Economic Research Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 149 Phone: (765) 285-3398 E-mail: mhicks@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees:

Doctoral Degree: Name of Degree: PhD Year Conferred: 1998 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Tennessee Principal Academic Units: Economics Major Fields of Study: Industrial Economics Minor Field of Study: Macroeconomics Dissertation Title: “Hierarchial Delays as a Source of Sticky Prices: Evidence from Two Workably Competitive Industries”

Masters Degree:

Name of Degree: Master of Arts (MA) Year Conferred: 1997 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Tennessee Major Field Of Study: Economics

Bachelors Degree:

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Year Conferred: 1984 Degree-Granting Institution: Virginia Military Institute Major Field Of Study: Economics

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Academic Experience:

2007 – Present Director, Center for Business and Economic Research, Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

2007 – Present Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

2004 – 2007 Associate Professor of Economics, Air Force Institute of Technology, Dayton, Ohio

1999 – 2004 Director of Research, Center for Business and Economic Research and Assistant Professor of Economics, Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia (Tenured and Promoted to Associate Professor, March, 2004)

1998 – 1999 Visiting Research Assistant Professor, Center for Business and Economic Research and Department of Economics, University of Tennessee

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught:

ECON 116 Survey of Economic Ideas ECON 370 Industrial Organization

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2009: Hicks, M. J. & LaFaive, M. (2009). The Influence of Targeted Economic Development Tax

Incentives on County Economic Growth: Evidence from Michigan’s Mega Credits. Economic Development Quarterly, forthcoming.

Hicks, M. J. (2009). Wal-Mart and Small Business: Boon or Bane? Review of Regional Studies,

forthcoming. Hicks, M. J. (2009). Racino Gaming's Impact on Wages, Employment, Economic Diversity and

Stability: Evidence from a Spatial Model of West Virginia. Journal of Economics, forthcoming.

Hicks, M. J., Bohanon, C., & Faulk, D. (2009, January). Property Tax Restructuring in Indiana:

The Role of Tax Rate Variability. State Tax Notes, 51(4), 239-246. 2004 - 2008:

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Hicks, M. J. (2008). Estimating Wal-Mart's Impacts in Maryland: a Test of Identification Strategies and Endogeneity Tests. Eastern Economic Journal, 33(3), 56-73.

Hicks, M. J. & Smirnoff, J. (2007). The Impact of Economic Factors and Acquisition Reforms

on the Cost of Defense Weapons Systems. Review of Financial Economics, 17(1). Hicks, M. J. (2007). A Quasi-Experimental Test of Large Retail Stores Impacts on Regional

Labor Markets: The Case of Cabela's Retail Outlets. The Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy, 37(2), 116-122.

Hicks, M. J. (2007). Hierarchical Delays as a Source of Nominal Price Rigidities: Evidence

from the Microcomputer Industry. Managerial and Decision Economics, 28(7), 803-817. Hicks, M. J. (2007). Job Turnover and Wages in the Retail Sector: The Influence of Wal-Mart.

Journal of Private Enterprise, XXIII(3), 137-160. Burton, M. & Hicks, M. J. (2007). Tax Increment Financing Implications of Municipal Parks in

West Virginia: Spatial and Semi-Parametric Estimates. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration, Special Issue on the Economic Values of Parks, Recreation and Open Space. 25(2), 1-11.

Hicks, M. J. (2007). Wal-Mart's Impact on Local Revenue and Expenditure Instruments in Ohio,

1988-2003. Atlantic Economic Journal, 35(1), 77-95. Moore, T., Johnson, A., Rehg, M., & Hicks, M. J. (2007). Examining the Impact of Quality

Assurance Manning Practices in Air Force Aircraft Maintenance Units. Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering. 13(1), 33-48.

Hicks, M. J. (2006). The Demand for Alternative Fueled Vehicles in the United States. Do State

Tax Incentives Matter? Empirical Economics Letters, pp 1-9. Hicks, M. J. (2006). Transportation Infrastructure, Retail Clustering and Local Public Finance:

Evidence from Wal-Mart's Expansion. Regional Economic Development, 2(2), 100-114. Hicks, M. J. (2006). The Robust State of the U.S. Aircraft Industrial Base (a Reply). Air &

Space Power Journal, XX(4), 20-26. (also appearing as A Robustez da Base Industrial Aeronáutica dos EUA, ASPJ Em Português 2° Trimestre 2007)

Burton, M., Hicks, M. J., & Sowards, K. (2006). Transportation and Market Feasibility Analysis

for Innovative Coal Combustion By-Products: Woodbrik in Greenbrier County, West Virginia. International Journal of Environment and Waste Management, 1, I (2/3), 128-144.

Hicks, M. J. (2006). Risk to the Special Reclamation Fund and Mine Operations in West

Virginia. International Journal of Risk Assessment and Management, 7(5), 739-757.

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Burton, M. & Hicks, M. J. (2006). Do University based biotechnology centres impact regional biotechnology related (commercial) employment? International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialization, 5(4), 390-400.

Hicks, M. J. (2006). What do we know about Wal-Mart's local impact, and why is it important.

Economic Development Journal, 5(3), 23-31. Burton, M. & Hicks, M. J. (2005). Economic Analysis of Coal Waste Disposal: Research

Considerations for Environmental Regulation. Minerals and Energy, 16(1), 3-15. Hicks, M. J. (2005). Industry Performance Gradient Indexes and Market Entrance: an empirical

tool for market researchers. International Journal of Business Performance Management, 7(2), 1-10.

Hicks, M. J. (2004). Do Rural Areas in the U.S. Need Microfinance? Some Early Evidence from

the CRA Data. Journal of Banking Regulation, 5(4), 243-257. 1999 - 2003: Richardson, D., Hicks, M. J. & Walker, R. (2002). Falls in the Rural Elderly. The Journal of the

American Board of Family Practice, 15(3), 178-82. **Hatcher, R., Hicks, M. J. & Wilburn, K. (2002). Workers' Compensation Fiscal Structure and

Economic Growth-- A West Virginia Problem? State Tax Notes, 23(11), 965-971. Hicks, M. J. & Wilburn, K. (2001). The Regional Impact of Wal-Mart Entrance: A Panel Study

of the Retail Trade Sector in West Virginia. Review of Regional Studies, 31(3), 305-313. Boyer, M. & Hicks, M. J. (2000). What Caused the Decline in Welfare Caseloads in the 1990's:

Evidence from a State AFDC Program. Journal of Applied Social Sciences, 24(2), 29-39. **Burton, M., Hicks, M. J. & Kent, C. (1999). Evaluating Comprehensive Tax Reform: Lessons

from West Virginia. State Tax Notes, 17(19). Hicks, M. J. (1999). Entrance, Exit and Merger Activity in Tennessee's Banks: A Multivariate

Analysis of Market Behavior and the Business Cycle. Journal for Economic Educators, Fall 1999, 1-10.

**editorially reviewed

Books and Monographs: 2004-2008: Hicks, M. J. (2007). The Local Economic Impact of Wal-Mart, Cambria Press. February, 2007.

ISBN 1-934043-38-9.

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LaFaive, M. & Hicks, M. J. (2005). MEGA: A Retrospective Assessment. Mackinac Center for

Public Policy, pp 1-141. ISBN 1-890624-43-8. 2005. Conference Proceedings in Scholarly Meetings: 2004 - 2008: Bohanon, C., Faulk, D. & Hicks, M. J. (2008). Property Tax Reform in Indiana: The Role of

Tax Volatility. National Tax Association, November, 2008. Hicks, M. J. (2008). Wal-Mart and Income Distribution: Evidence from Arkansas, 1960-2000.

Allied Social Science Association, January 2008. Burton, M. & Hicks, M. J. (2008). Intermodal Terminal Locations, Economic Efficiency and

Local Economic Impacts. Transportation Research Board, National Academy of Sciences, Proceedings, Transportation and Economic Development, March 2008.

Hicks, M. J. (2008). The Vector Error Correction Model Meets Forecasting Roundtable.

Association of University Business and Economic Research, October, 2008. Hicks, M. J. (2007). The Local Economic Impact of Wal-Mart. Association of University

Business and Economic Research, October, 2007. Hicks, M. J. (2006). Wal-Mart and the Fair Share Health Care Tax. National Association of

Business Economics, National Health Economics Roundtable, August 23, 2006. Hicks, M. J. (2006). Wal-Mart and Corporate Social Responsibility. at Is Corporate Social

Responsibility Serious Business? American Enterprise Institute, March 3, 2006. 1999 - 2003: Hicks, M. J. (2003)..Endogenous Growth and Human Capital in West Virginia. A paper

presented to the Appalachian Studies Association, March, 2003. Porca, S. & Hicks, M. J. (1999). The Trade Weighted Dollar Index and Economic Performance:

Evidence from the U.S., Southeast and Tennessee. A paper presented to the Southern Economics Association, November, 1999.

Hicks, M. J. (1999). Anti-trust Deterrence in the Modern Corporation: A Model of Punitive and

Actual Damage Assessment. A paper presented to the National Association of Forensic Economists, Applications in Commercial Damages Session at the Allied Social Science Association Meetings, 4 January, 1999.

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Chapters in Scholarly Books: 2009: Hicks, M. J. Road Privatization in Streamlining Government: Privatization and Other

Alternatives for West Virginia, Calvin Kent, Ph.D., editor. Forthcoming. 2004 - 2008: Hicks, M. J. & William Shughart II. (2008). Quit Playing Favorites: Why Business Subsidies

Hurt Our Economy. Unleashing Capitalism: Why Prosperity Stops at the West Virginia State Line, and How to Fix It. in Public Policy Foundation of West ed. Joshua Hall and Russel Sobel. (winner of the 2008 Sir Antony Fisher International Memorial Award)

Hicks, M. J. (2007). The Economic Costs of West Virginia's Civil Litigation System.

Unleashing Capitalism: Why Prosperity Stops at the West Virginia State Line, and How to Fix It. in Public Policy Foundation of West ed. Joshua Hall and Russel Sobel.2007. (winner of the 2008 Sir Antony Fisher International Memorial Award)

Hicks, M. J. Coal in the Industrial Revolution in The Encyclopedia of the Age of the Industrial

Revolution ed. Newspaper Editorials:

Weekly Syndicated Column, August 2007 through present SERVICE ACTIVITIES Student Advising: Master’s Thesis Supervision: *** denotes Dean’s Award Winner, the top departmental graduate (over 75 students) ** denotes Award for best thesis in cost analysis

***Armstrong, Patrick, CAPT: "Wing Level and Aggregate Cost Per Flying Hour Forecast Models in a Time-Series Cross Sectional Setting" (sponsored by CAIG) March, 2006

Burke, Kenneth, MSGT: "A Consensus Forecast of Petroleum Prices" March, 2006 Davis, Judy, MAJ: "Defense Consolidation and Structural Adjustment in the Defense

Sector: 1972-2003" March, 2006 **Ellis, Marc, CAPT: "An Efficient Model of Major Project Software Development

Costs: An Analysis of NASA Mission data and the International Standards Bureau Study Group Data" (Sponsored by NASA)

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Herald, Jenny, CAPT: "Paying for a Better Air Force: Revealed Preference in Aircraft Acquisitions, 1945-1995" March, 2006

Montovani, Kevin CAPT "Does BRAC Adversely Affect Local Property Values?" March, 2006

Smirnoff, James P. "The Impact of Economic Factors and Acquisition Reforms on the cost of Defense Weapons Systems" March, 2006

Wagoner, Donald, MSGT "Simulating the Effect of USAF Deployment Expenditures on Local Communities in the Global War on Terror." (Sponsored by CENTAF-A4-LGC) March, 2006

***Kunkel, Tom, MAJ "Causative Factors in Brown-Out Aviation Accidents" (Sponsored by US Special Operations Command) June, 2006

Broas, Tina M. “The Effect of Downsizing on Attrition Rates in the Department of Defense” March, 2007

Giacomazzi, Michael P. “An Analysis of the Impact of Defense Acquisition Reforms and External Factors on Schedule Growth of Defense Weapon Systems” March 2007.

Bryant, Michael T. “Forecasting the KC-135 Aircraft Cost Per Flying Hour: A Panel Data Analysis” March, 2007.

Stelly, John M. “Price vs. Performance: The Value of Next Generation Fighter Aircraft” March, 2006.

**Ruter II, Philip E. "Cost Growth in Weapons Systems: Re-Examining Rubber Baselines and Economic Factors" March, 2007.

Jones-Harris, Loren “Forecasting Costs Related to Department of Defense Vehicle Emissions at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base” A Cost/Benefit Comparison Between Alternative Fuels” March, 2007

University, College, Departmental Committees (2004 - 2008): Emerging Media Committee (2007-present) Ball State University Strategic Planning Committee (2006-2007) Air Force Institute of Technology

Professional and Academic Organization Activities (2004 - 2008): American Economic Association National Tax Association Indiana Economic Development Association Indiana Chamber of Commerce (Institutional Member) International Experience (2004 - 2008):

United Nations Command/Combined Forces Command USFK Republic of Korea, 2004-2006 (assigned as Operations Officer) United Nations Command/US Army Japan 2006-Present (Assigned as Plans Officer) (close liaison with officers from Pacific rim nations, received two Joint Service Acheivement Medals, Korean Defense Service Medal and six Reserve Components Overseas Service Ribbons)

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Professional Education Instruction (2004 - 2008): ED 101 Course content (Jan 2008, Jan 2009, May 2009) Professional Development and Participation (2004 - 2008):

Graduate, US Army Command and General Staff Officers Course, 2005

Other: (such as community-related activities, including consulting and advisory board activity if service-related)

West Virginia Special Reclamation Fund Advisory Council (Senate confirmation, 2003) Board of Directors: Center for Economic Options, Inc. 2002-2004 Advisory Board: West Virginia Small Business Development Centers 2003-2004 Advisory Council: Rahall Appalachian Transportation Institute, Council for Economic Development Presidential Transition Team: West Liberty State University, (2007) Editorial board: American Journal of Business, 200-2004; Applied Research in Economic Development, 2002-2005 Current Ad-Hoc Referee: Economic Geography, Eastern Economic Journal, Applied Economics, Managerial and Decision Economics, Review of Regional Studies, Journal of Economics and Finance Education, Energy Journal, Education Economics, American Journal of Business, Journal of Applied Research in Economic Development, US Department of Agriculture External Reviewer, The Mackinac Center for Public Policy, The Heartland Institute, The Cato Institute, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: Journal of the Community Development Society, Cambria Press, Journal of Transportation and Land Use.

Testimony and Remarks:

Indiana Senate Local Government Committee (January, 2009) Indiana Senate Finance Committee (January, 2008, analysis entered into the record) Michigan House of Representatives, Commerce Committee (April, 2005) United States Senate (research cited in floor speech, October (2004) West Virginia Senate, Committee on the Energy Industry and Mining (August, 2004) United States Senate, Committee on Environment and Public Works

(cited in hearing, March 2004) West Virginia Senate, Committee on Education (January 2004) West Virginia Legislative Oversight Committee on Education (December, 2003) Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City (September, 2003) West Virginia Legislative Oversight Committee on Workforce Investment (August,

2003) West Virginia House of Delegates, Committee on Education, (January 2003) West Virginia Joint Committee on Educational Accountability, (January 2003) United States Senate, Committee on Environment and Public Works, Subcommittee on Clean Air, Wetlands and Climate Change, (June 2002)

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West Virginia House of Delegates, Committee on Education, March, 2001, (January 2003)

West Virginia Joint Legislative Committee on Government and Finance, (February 2001) North Carolina Coal Institute, (July 2000) West Virginia Joint Legislative Committee on Government and Finance, (June, 2000) West Virginia Joint Legislative Committee on Government and Finance, (June, 1999)

HONORS/AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS 2008 Extraordinary Year Award, Miller College of Business, Ball State University

2008 Sir Antony Fisher International Memorial Award (contributed two chapters to winning

book). Who’s Who in the World, 2008 Commander’s Award for Civilian Service, United States Army (Hurricane Katrina), 2007

Instructor of the Quarter, Air Force Institute of Technology Student Association, 2005

Who’s Who Among American Teachers, 2004, 2005

Joint Service Achievement Medal (two awards), Korean Defense Service Medal Distinguished Artist and Scholar’s Award, Marshall University (with Mark L. Burton), 2002 Graduate Teaching Award, College of Business, University of Tennessee, 1998 The Bonham Dissertation Fellowship (the top dissertation fellowship, College of Business)

The Fred J. Holly Fellowship (top department financial fellowship)

CURRICULUM VITA John B. Horowitz

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PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: John B. Horowitz Rank: Associate Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 137 Phone: (765) 285-1436 E-mail: jhorowitz@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctorial Degree:

Name of Degree: Ph.D. Economics Year Conferred: 1988 Degree-Granting Institution: Texas A&M University

Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Economics

Dissertation Title: The Marginal Cost of Redistribution: Lifetime and Annual Perspectives

Committee Members: Edgar K. Browning, Chair; Morgan O. Reynolds and T. J. Gronberg.

Bachelor’s Degree:

Name of Degree: Bachelors of Arts Year Conferred: 1984 Degree-Granting Institution: Weber State College

Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study:

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Academic Experience: 1998 – Present Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1989 – 1998 Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1987 – 1989 Assistant Professor, Trinity University, 1984 – 1987 Instructor, Texas A&M University 1985 – 1987 Instructor, Blinn College 1983 – 1984 Research Assistant, Economics, Texas A&M University INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: ECON 116 Survey of Economic Ideas ECON 201 Elementary Microeconomics ECON 202 Elementary Macroeconomics ECON 348 Health and Economics ECON 548 (Graduate) Health and Economics MBA 651 Economic Analysis for Managers SCHOLARLY ACTIVITES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2004 – 2008: Horowitz, J. B., & Spector, L. C. (2005). Is There a Difference between Private and Public

Education on College Performance. Economics of Education Review, 24(2), 189-195. Horowitz, J. B., & Moehring, B. (2004). How Property Rights and Patents Affect Antibiotic

Resistance. Health Economics, 13, 575-583. 1999 – 2003: Horowitz, J. B., & Colburn, C. (2003). Local Politics and the Demand for Public Education.

Urban Studies, 40(4), 797-807. Horowitz, J. B. (2002). Income Mobility and the Earned Income Tax Credit. Economic Inquiry,

40(3), 334-347. Horowitz, J. B. (2002). Why Higher Real Wages May Reduce Altruism for the Poor. Eastern

Economic Journal, 28(3), 351-362.

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Horowitz, J. B., Bantz, D., & Wieseke, A. (1999). Perspectives of Nursing Executives Regarding Ethical-Economic Issues. Nursing Economics, 17(2), 85-90.

Prior to 1999: Horowitz, J. B., & Colburn, C. (1998). Efficiency Costs and the Demand for Income

Redistribution. Public Finance Review, 26(3), 214-230. Bohanon, C., & Horowitz, J. B. (1996). Income Redistribution: An International Perspective.

Public Choice, 89, 305-323. Horowitz, J. B., Bantz, D., & Wieseke, A. (1995). Perspectives of Practicing Nurses on Ethical

Issues in Health Care Economics. Nursing Economics, 13(6). Horowitz, J. B., & Breit, W. (1995). Discrimination and Diversity: Market and Non-Market

Settings. Public Choice, 84, 63-75. Horowitz, J. B., & Flowers, M. (1993). Distributional Implications of the Social Security

Spouse Benefit. Southern Economic Journal, 60(2), 490-494. Horowitz, J. B. (1993). Lifetime and Annual Marginal Costs of Redistribution in England,

Sweden, and the United States. Review of Economics and Statistics, LXXV(1),143-147. Horowitz, J. B. (1990). The Marginal Cost of Redistribution: Lifetime and Annual Perspectives.

Southern Economic Journal, 56(3), 664-675. Non-Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2004 – 2008: Spector, L. C., Keil, S. R., & Horowitz, J. B. (2007). Does Proximity To Charter Schools Affect

Property Values. Indiana Policy Review, 18 (4), 20-22. Bohanon C., Horowitz, J. B. (2006). Economics of Newspapers 101. Indiana Policy Review, 15-

17. Horowitz, J. B. (2001). Study Guide, Macroeconomics, The College Network, Indianapolis, IN. Prior to 1999: Horowitz, J. B. (1997). Demand Management. In An Encyclopedia of Keynesian Economics,

Edited by Thomas Cate, Edward Elgar Publishing Company, Brookfield, VT. Horowitz, J. B. (1991). Taxi Cab Economics 101. Indiana Policy Review, 2(4), 10.

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Contracts and Grants: Horowitz, John B. (Principal), "How the Epidemiologic Transition Affects Antibiotic

Resistance", Sponsored by George A. Ball and Willy T. Miller Distinguished Research Fellowships in Business Administration, $5733.00. (2005).

Horowitz, John B., Spector, Lee, Keil, Stan, "The Impact of Charter Schools on Residential

Property Values", Sponsored by Indiana Foundation of Charter Schools, $12500. (2004 - 2006).

Newspaper Articles: Horowitz, J. B., & Bohanon, C. (1990, August 30). No new mandate for a tax hike. The

Indianapolis Star. Reviews for Publishers:

Eastern Economic Journal Health Economics International Journal of Industrial Organization Reviewer Miller, Benjamin and North, The Economics of Public Issues, 2006. Social Science and Medicine

Paper Presented at Conferences: "The Earned Income Tax Credit: Safety Net or Bootstrap." National Tax Association Conference

on Taxation, National Tax Association. Philadelphia, PA. November 21, 2008. "The creation and Amelioration of Pseudo-externalities." Western Economic Association

Conference. Western Economic Association. Honolulu, HI. July 2, 2008. "How Economic Development Affects Antimicrobial Resistance." Eastern Economic

Association Conference. Eastern Economic Association. Boston. March 8, 2008. "Using Wikis in an Economics class," Faculty Technology Showcase. Ball State Library Tech

Training. Ball State Library. March 7, 2007. “Spatial Analysis in the Demand for Education.” John B. Horowitz and Christopher Colburn.

Presented by Christopher Colburn at the Oxford Roundtable on Education Policy. Oxford, England. July 2005.

“How Externalities and Social Problems are Created and Ameliorated.” Eastern Economic

Association Meetings. New York City, NY. March 2005. “How Economic Growth affects Antibiotic Resistance.” Presented to the Department of

Economics. IUPUI in Indianapolis, IN. March 2004.

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“Is There a Difference between Private and Public Education on College Performance?” John B.

Horowitz and Lee Spector, Public Choice Meetings. Nashville, TN. March 2003. “Local Politics and the Demand for Public Education.” Western Economic Society Meetings.

San Francisco, CA. July 2001; Public Choice Society Meetings. San Antonio, TX. March 2001.

“Cyclical Majority Voting with a Single Voter.” Public Choice Meetings. Charleston, SC. March

2000. “Long-Run Economic Inequality.” John B. Horowitz, Edgar Browning and John Bishop,

Southern Economic Association (SEA) Meetings. Baltimore, MD. November 1998. “To Be Altruistic People Must Be Aware: The Case of Welfare.” Western Economic Association

(WEA) Meetings. Lake Tahoe, NV. July 1998. “The Extent of Mobility in the Phase-in Range of the Earned Income Tax Credit. WEA

Meetings. Seattle, WA. July 1997. “Discrimination and Diversity: Market and Non-Market Settings.” John B. Horowitz and

William Breit, Eastern Economic Association (EEA) Meetings. New York, NY. 1995. "Distributional Implications of the Social Security Spouse Benefit." John B. Horowitz and

Marilyn Flowers, Southern Economic Association (SEA) Meetings. Washington D.C. 1992.

"Income Redistribution: An International Perspective." John B. Horowitz and Cecil Bohanon,

SEA Meetings, Washington D.C. 1992. "The Economics of Redistribution: An Empathy Approach." SEA Meetings. Nashville, TN.

November 1991. "Comparing Annual and Long-Term Income Inequality and Poverty." John B. Horowitz, Dr.

Edgar K. Browning and Dr. John Bishop, SEA Meetings. New Orleans, LA. November 1990.

"Efficiency Costs and the Demand for Income Redistribution." John B. Horowitz and Chris

Colburn, SEA Meetings. New Orleans, LA. November 1990. "Lifetime and Annual Marginal Costs of Redistribution in England, Sweden, and the United

States." SEA Meetings. Orlando, FL. November 1989. Work in Progress: Horowitz, J. B., & Moehring, B. How Economic Growth Affects Antibiotic Resistance.

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Horowitz, J. B., & Dowd, T. The Earned Income Tax Credit: Short-Term Safety Net or Long-

Term Income Support. Keil, S., Horowitz, J. B., Spector, L.C. The Impact of Charter Schools on Property Values.

Revise and Resubmit from Review of Regional Studies (under review). Horowitz, J. B., & Van Cott, T. N. Producer Surplus and Product Innovation. Seminars Attended:

Attended Research/Writing Presentation. Grantsmanship Summer Event. (June 2006). Invited to attend the IU School of Medicine Annual Educational Retreat (October 2005) Cato Institute Program on Social Security, November 2005. Faculty Internships:

St. Vincent's Health Care Faculty Internship. (August 2006). SERVICE ACTIVITIES Committees:

Report on the Phyllis A. Miller Endowed Professor of Economics, 2008. The committee was tasked with contacting and soliciting advice from outside experts on possible uses of the endowment for the Miller Health Professorship. With Marilyn Flowers and Lee Spector.

American Journal of Business, Associated editor – finance, October 2006-Present. Committee Member, Counseling Psych, Dissertation Committee Member,2006-2008 Department of Economics Hiring Committee member. 2006-present. Committee Member, College of Business Technology Integration Committee. 2006-

2009. Department of Economics Representative to the Miller College of Business’s Graduate

Curriculum and Assessment Committee (GCAC), 2004-2008. Department of Economics Representative to the Miller College of Business’s

Undergraduate Curriculum Integration Committee, 2004-Present. Representative of the Miller College of Business to the University’s Core Curricula

Taskforce. I, 2002-2003. Chair of for the University’s “Undergraduate Education Committee (UEC),” 2001-2002. Secretary of the Undergraduate Education Committee, 2000-2001. Member of the University’s “Undergraduate Education Committee (UEC)” 1998-2004. Representative of the University’s “Undergraduate Education Committee (UEC)” to the

University Core Curricula Committee (UCC), 2002-2003.

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Member of the College of Business Undergraduate Fellow Committee, 1996-2002. Member of the College of Business Computer Use Committee, 1990-1992.

Student Service: Faculty Advisor to the Latter-day Saint Student Association, 1991-Present. Community Service:

Scouts Troop 81, In charge of scouting/varsity/ventures for troop 81, 3, Public/Community. (August 2008 - Present).

1859 Forum, Community service committee: help plan local events. (August 2008 - Present).

Group Leader for High Priests-, Group Leader in local congregation, Public/Community. (January 2008 - July 2008).

Committee Member, Boy Scout Troop 81, Served as adult leader at Scout Camp at Ransberg Scout Reservation.

Rotary International (March 2006 – Present). Chair in charge of organizing the Health Economics Debate for the Phyllis A. Miller

Professorship in Health Economics Conference, March 18, 2005. Responsible for a major portion of the finances in the Fishers, Muncie, Anderson, and

Richmond area for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 2002-present. Member of “2004 Citizens Police Academy.” The purpose of the Academy was to

promote better relations between the Muncie Police Department and the community.

Trained as a facilitator to improve race relations in Muncie, 2004. Participant in a study circle to improve race relations in Muncie, 2004. 2nd Counselor in the Bishopric of the Muncie 1st Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of

Latter-day Saints, 1998-2002.

HONORS, AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS 2009 Friend of Wellness and Gerontology Award, Presented by the Fisher Institute for Wellness

and Gerontology, Ball State University, May 3, 2009.

Black Belt in Taekwondo, Mudokwan Martial Arts, April 2006 Beta Gamma Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma initiation, April 2005

Dean’s Teaching Award, College of Business, Ball State University, 1994, 1995, 1996, and

2000.

Selected by the Muncie Sunshine Rotary Club to travel to Italy for 1 month on a Group Study Exchange. June 2000.

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Selected to Participate in the 1994 AEA-NCEE-Lilly Teacher Training Workshop for economics professors in Boulder, CO, June 9-12, 1994.

CURRICULUM VITA Stanley R. Keil

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Stanley R. Keil Rank: Associate Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN, 47306 Office: WB 125 Phone: (765) 285-5364 E-mail: skeil@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees:

Doctoral Degree: Name of Degree: PhD Year Conferred: 1973 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Oregon Principal Academic Units: Economics

Major Fields of Study: Regional and Urban Economics, Monetary Economics, International Trade and Finance, Economic Theory

Dissertation Title: A Cost-Benefit Study of the Oregon and Washington Alcohol Safety Action Program 

Masters Degree:

Name of Degree: Master of Arts Year Conferred: 1970 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Oregon Major Field Of Study: Economics

Bachelors Degree:

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Year Conferred: 1967 Degree-Granting Institution: University of California, Berkeley Major Field Of Study: Mathematics

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Academic Experience: September 1978 - present Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana August, 1990 - July, 1991 Director, Ball State London Centre and Fellow of Regent's

College, London April 1986 - June 1986 Visiting Associate Professor, Central Washington

University, Ellensburg, Washington September 1981 - August 1985 Chairman, Department of Economics, Ball State

University, Muncie, Indiana September 1973 - August 1978 Assistant Professor, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana September 1970 - August 1973 Research Semi-Professional, Oregon Research Institute,

Eugene, Oregon September 1970 - June 1971 Instructor, Oregon State System of Higher Education,

Eugene, Oregon June 1968 - August 1968 Intern, Economic and Statistics Division, Internal Revenue

Service, Washington, D.C. September 1967 - August 1970 Graduate Teaching Fellow, University of Oregon, Eugene,

Oregon Business and Other Professional Experience: Consulting:

White, Beasley, Gilkison, Retherford & Buckles; Painter and Schaefer; Defur, Veran, Hanley, Gilkison & Reed; Smith and Smith; Cannon and Bruns; Alexander and Reed; Dunnuck and Teagle; and other law firms: Preparation of estimates and appearances as an expert witness for: losses due to personal injury or death, valuation of housewife services for divorces valuation of pension benefit plans for divorces costs and benefits of annexation for the city of Muncie

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught:

Econ 202 Elementary Macroeconomics Econ 485 Urban Economics Econ 311 Environmental Economics (NREM 303) Environmental Economics

Other: Pearson Education $25,000 (with Abera Zegeye and Courtney Stone) to study impact of

MyEconLab’s Study Plan on student performance in Principles of Economics (Spring

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Semester, 2008). Executed experimental design and present results at a MyEconLab workshop in Boston, October 2008

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2004 - 2008: Keil, S. (2006). Did Proximity to Ports Have Any Bearing on Urban Growth between 1970 and

2000? Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy, 36(1), 48-55. Keil, S., & Spector, L. (2006). The Impact of WAL-MART on Income and Unemployment

Differentials in Alabama. The Review of Regional Studies, 35(3), 336-355. 1999 - 2003: Bohanon, C., & Keil, S. (2000). The Impact of Property Tax Rate Changes in a Small Open

Economy. Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy, 30(2), 39-53. Non-Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2004 - 2008: Spector, L., Keil, S., & Horowitz, J. (2007). Does Proximity To Charter Schools Affect Property

Values. Indiana Policy Review, 18(4), 20-22. Keil, S. (2004). Ask Politicians about local growth policies. Tooling & Machining, Indianapolis

Chapter National Tooling and Machining Association, 2(16), 6-7.

Chapters in Books: 1999 – 2003:

Biographical Sketches 1. Daly, Herman E. 2. Malthus, Thomas/Neo-Malthusianism

Explanatory Essays

3. Environmental Economics 4. Natural Capital 5. Nonrenewable Resources 6. Regulatory Approaches/Styles and Policy 7. Steady State Economy In Barry, John and Gene Franklin (eds.), International Encyclopedia of Environmental Politics (2002), Routledge: London

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Presentations at Conferences: 2004 – 2008: “Does Proximity To Charter Schools Affect Property Values”. Midwestern Economics

Association annual meetings, Chicago, IL March, 2008. “The Impact of Walmart on Discrimination.” Lee Spector and Stanley Keil. Midwestern

Economics Association annual meetings. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March 12, 2005. “Impact of Charter Schools on Residential Property Values.” Lee Spector and Stanley Keil. Mid-

Continent Regional Science Association. 2006 "The Evolution of the Environmental Economics Course at Ball State University," North

American Conference on Sustainability and Higher Education, Portland, Oregon, October 21, 2004.

Work in Progress: Keil, S., Horowitz, J. B., Spector, L.C. The Impact of Charter Schools on Property Values,

Revise and Resubmit from Review of Regional Studies (under review). SERVICE ACTIVITIES Doctoral Committees: Daniel Shepard, Educational Leadership. Adult & Community Education, Pierre Atchade, Educational Leadership. Adult & Community Education,

University, College, Departmental Committees: Member, University Council

Member, University Senate (2004 - 2006) Member, Senate Agenda Committee Chairman, Academic Policies Council (2005-6) Chairman Academic Assessment Advisory Committee (2005-2006) Member, NCA Task Force on Assessment and Planning (2005) Member, Ball State Council on the Environment (1992 – present) Co-Chair, Greening of the Campus Conference (2007 – present) Member, University Film Committee Member, Center for Leadership and Ethics Committee (2005) Member, MCOB Graduate Curriculum Assessment Committee (2007 – pres) Chair, Department Salary Committee (2007 - 2008) Member, Department Hiring Committee

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Professional and Academic Organization Activities:

Member, Beta Gamma Sigma, (1982 - Present) Member, Midcontinent Regional Science Association (1985 – present) Member, Midwest Economics Association (1976 – present) Session Chair, Midwest Economics Association, 2008, 2009 Reviewer: Growth and Change

Annals of Regional Science Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy

International Experience:

One Week Seminar, Structure of the American Economy, Jena Technical University,

Jena, Germany Nov, 2004 (part of BSU/Jena student faculty exchange)

In the Steps of Jesus, Archeological Study Tour of Israel, Summer, 2006.

Politics and Culture Tour of Greece, Summer, 2007.

Professional Development and Participation (2004 - 2008):

TLA 120, Expert Teaching: Aligning teaching practices with research-based learning theories. (September 2004 - November 2004)

October 20, 2004 - October 22, 2004, North American Conference on Sustainability and Higher Education, University of Portland, Portland Oregon

May 26, 2004 - May 28, 2004, Challenges of Socioeconomic Research in Coastal Systems, LSU, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

January 29, 2004 - January 30, 2004, 4th National Conference on Science, Policy and the Environment: Water for a Sustainable and Secure Future, Washington, D.C.

Big Sky Case Development Workshop May 2005 Numerous departmental and college seminars

Other:

Executive Committee, Living Lightly, Minnetrista Cultural Center 2008

HONORS, AWARDS AND RECOGNIZTION

Finalist, Outstanding Service Award, Miller College of Business

CURRICULUM VITA Tung Liu

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Tung Liu Rank: Chair and Associate Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 201 Phone: (765) 285-3405 Email: tliu@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctorial Degree:

Name of Degree: Ph.D. Economics Year Conferred: 1990 Degree-Granting Institution: University of California, San Diego

Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Econometrics Dissertation Title: Time Series Analysis of Synchronization and Chaos

Committee Members: Clive W. J. Granger (Chairman), Walter P. Heller, and Halbert White

Master’s Degree:

Name of Degree: Master of Arts Year Conferred: 1981 Degree-Granting Institution: Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan

Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Economics

Dissertation Title: The Relationship between Agricultural and Industrial Sectors in Taiwan after World War II.

Bachelor’s Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Year Conferred: 1978 Degree-Granting Institution: Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan

Principal Academic Unit: Economics

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Major Field of Study: Economics

Research Fields: Econometrics, Time Series Analysis, Applied Finance, Statistics, China Economy Academic Experience: 2004-Present Chairman, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business, Ball

State University, Muncie, Indiana 1998-Present Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Miller College of

Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1999-2002 Assistant Chair, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business,

Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1990-1998 Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business,

Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1989 Summer Research Assistant to Dr. Clive W.J. Granger, Department of Economics,

University of California, San Diego 1989 Spring Research Assistant to Dr. Walter P. Heller, Department of Economics,

University of California, San Diego 1985-1990 Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, University of California,

San Diego 1980-1981 Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, Soochow University,

Taipei, Taiwan INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: (1990 – 2009) Econ 201, Elementary Microeconomics Econ 202, Elementary Macroeconomics Econ 221, Business Statistics Econ 279, Economic and Political Problems of Emerging Nations Econ 424/524, Introduction to Econometrics Econ 624, Advanced Econometrics MBA 605, Statistics for Business Decisions MBA 607, Managerial Macroeconomics MBA 611, Statistics and Quantitative Methods Educational Innovation and Technology: Web Interface for CRSP Stock Files, 1998 Web Interface for CRSP Indices File, 1998 Web Interface for DRI Basic Economics Database, 1997 Course Materials of Econ 221, 424/524, MBA 605, MBA 611 on the Internet

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Other Indications of Teaching Effectiveness: Course Packet for Econ 221, Business Statistics Course Packet for Econ 279, Economic and Political Problems of Emerging Nations Course Packet for Econ 424/524, Introductory Econometrics Course Packet for MBA 605, Statistics for Business Decisions Course Packet for MBA 607, Managerial Macroeconomic Course Packet for MBA 611, Statistics and Quantitative Methods Instructional Grants: Undergraduate Technology Fellow, 2000 Academic Courseware Development Program: 1994, 1998 Instructional Awards: Dean Teaching Award: 1999, 2000 College of Business, Ball State University Educator of the Year: 1994 Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity College of Business, Ball State University Excellence in Teaching Award: 1988 Department of Economics University of California, San Diego SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2009: Liu, T., Santoni, G. J., & Stone, C. C. (forthcoming). Federal Securities Regulations and Stock

Market Returns. Journal of Financial and Economic Practice. 2004-2008: Bask, M., Liu, T., & Widerberg, A. (2007). The Stability of Electricity Prices: Estimation and

Inference of the Lyapunov Exponents. Physica A, 376, 565-572. Liu, T., & Li, K-W. (2006). Disparity in Factor Contributions between Coastal and Inner

Provinces in Post-reform China. China Economic Review, 17(4), 449-470.

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Liu, T., & Sepctor, L. C. (2005). Dynamic Employment Adjustments Over Business Cycles. Empirical Economics, 30(1), 151-169.

Liu, T., Chu, C.-S., & Rathinasamy, R. S. (2004). Robust Test of the January Effect in Stock

Markets Using Markov-Switching Model. Journal of Financial Management and Analysis, 17(1), 22-33.

Liu, T., & Li, K.-W. (2004). Performance of Financial Resources in China's Provinces. Journal

of the Asia Pacific Economy, 9(1), 32-48. 1999-2003: Liu, T., & Li, K.-W. (2001). Financial Liberalization and Growth in China’s Economic Reform.

World Economy, 24(5), 673-687. Liu, T., & Li, K.-W. (2001). Impact of Liberalization of financial resources in China’s economic

growth: Evidence from Provinces. Journal of Asian Economics, 12(2), 245-262. Liu, T., & Stone, C. C. (1999). Critique of One Tailed Hypothesis Test Procedures in Business

and Economics Statistics Textbooks. Journal of Economic Education, 30(1), 59-63. Prior 1999: Liu, T., & Gencay, R. (1997). Nonlinear Modeling and Prediction with Feedforward and

Recurrent Networks, Physica D, 108, 119-134. Liu, T., Chu, C.-S., & Santoni, G. (1996). Stock Market Volatility and Regime Shifts in Returns.

Information Science, 94(14), 179-190. Liu, T., & Kuan, C.-M. (1995). Forecasting Exchange Rates Using Feedforward and Recurrent

Neural Networks. Journal of Applied of Econometrics, 10(4), 347 364. Liu, T., Santoni, G., & Stone, C. C. (1995). In Search of Stock Market Bubbles: A Comment on

Rappoport and White. The Journal of Economic History, 55(3), 647-654. Liu, T., & Santoni, G. (1993). Circuit Breakers and Stock Market Volatility, Journal of Futures

Markets, 13(3), 261-277. Liu, T., Granger, C. W. J., & Heller, W. P. (1992). Using the Correlation Exponent to Decide

whether an Economic Series is Chaotic. Journal of Applied Econometrics. 7 (December) :S25-S39; Reprinted in M. Hashem Pesaran and Simon M. Potter edition. Nonlinear Dynamics, Chaos and Econometrics. John-Wiley and Sons. 17-31.

Conference Proceedings in Scholarly Meetings: Prior 1999:

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Kuan, C.-M., & Liu, T. (1993). Recurrent Back-Propagation and Newton Algorithms for

Training Recurrent Neural Networks. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Substance Identification Technologies.

Research Grants: Prior 1999:

University Summer Research Grant: 1993 George A. and Frances Ball Research Grants, 1991, 1992, 1997 Presentations at Conferences: 2004-2008: “Disparity in Factor Contributions between Coastal and Inner Provinces in Post-reform China.”

Western Social Science Association Annual Meeting, Western Social Science Association. Phoenix. April 21, 2006.

“Asymmetric Effects of Fiscal Policy.” Midwest Economics Association Annual Meeting,

Midwest Economics Association. Chicago. March 24, 2006. "Investment and capital disparity between coastal and inner provinces in Mainland China"

International Conference on Advanced Science and Technology. Chicago. September 10, 2005.

"Law and Statistical Order." East Economics Association Annual Meeting. New York. March 6,

2005. “Federal Securities Regulations and Stock Market Returns.” Midwest Economics Association

Annual Conference. Chicago. 2004. 1999-2003: “Impact of Liberalization of Financial Resources in China’s Economic Growth: Evidence from

Provinces.” American Economic Association Annual Conference. New Orleans. January 5-7, 2001.

“The Nonlinear Intraday Pattern of Futures Market Exchange Rates: An Application of Neural

Network Models.” Conference on Computational Economics and Finance, Sixth International Conference. Boston College. Boston. June, 1999.

Prior 1999:

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“Stock Market Volatility and Regime Shifts in Returns.” Chia-Shang Chu, Gary Santoni., and Tung Liu. Second Annual Joint Conference on Information Sciences. Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. August 1995.

“A Critique of One Tailed Hypothesis Test Procedures in Business and Economics Statistics

Textbooks.” Tung Liu and Courtenay C. Stone, Midwest Economic Association Conference. Cincinnati, Ohio. April 1994.

“The Markov-Switching Model vs. Dummy Variable Regression in Analyzing the January

Effect.” Chia-Shang Chu and Tung Liu. Western Economic Association International Conference. Vancouver, Canada. July 1994.

“Nonlinear Modeling and Prediction with Feedforward and Recurrent Networks.” SPIE's 1994

Conference, International Symposium on Optics, Imaging, and Instrumentation. San Diego, California. July 1994.

“Forecasting Exchange Rates Using Feedforward and Recurrent Neural Networks.” Chung-Ming

Kuan. and Tung Liu, Econometric Society Winter Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana. January 1992.

Other Presentations: 2004-2008: "Federal Securities Regulations and Stock Market Returns." University of Mississippi,

Economics Department Seminar, University of Mississippi, Department of Economics. October 13, 2006.

“Federal Securities Regulations and Stock Market Returns.” Butler University. Tung Liu, Gary

Santoni., and Courtenay C. Stone. Indiana, 2004. "Using BSU Online Financial and Economics Databases." Midwest Economics Association.

Chicago. 2004. 1999-2003: “Dynamic Employment Adjustments Over Business Cycles.” City University of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong. 2001. Prior 1999: “In Search of Stock Market Bubbles: A Comment on Rappoport and White.” Tung Liu, Gary

Santoni., and Courtenay C. Stone., Butler University, Indiana, 1994. “Nonlinear Modeling and Prediction with Feedforward and Recurrent Networks.” Indiana

University at Bloomington. Indiana. 1993.

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Reviews for Publishers: 2004-2008:

The Quarterly Review of Economics Financial Research Letters China Economic Review Journal of Economic Education Economic Modelling Journal of Risk and Financial Management

1999-2003: Computers and Operations Research. The Journal of Futures Markets Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking. Computers and Operations Research. Journal of Future Market. Mid-American Journal of Business Taiwan Economic Review

Journal of Business and Economic Statistics Studies in Nonlinear Dynamics and Econometrics Journal of China Economic Review Financial Research Letters

Textbook Reviews: 2004-2008:

Pekoz, The Manager's Guide to Statistics, W.H. Freeman Publishers. Brue, McConnell, Flynn, and Grant “Essentials of Economics” 2nd edition. Sharpe/DeVeaux/Velleman, Business Statistics Saraniti/Sanholm, Vital Statistics: Probability and Statistical Inference for Economic and

Business Decisions 1999-2003: Francis X. Diebold, Elements of Forecasting Stock and Watson, Introduction to Econometrics Dielman, Data Analysis for Management Decision Work in Progress:

Liu, T., & Spector, L. C. Asymmetric Effects of Fiscal Policy.

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Li, K.-W., Liu, T. & Yun, L. Decomposition of Economic and Productivity Growth in Post-reform China.

Liu, T., & Stone, C. C. Law and Statistical Disorder: Statistical Hypothesis Test Procedures and

the Criminal Trial Analogy. Liu, T. & Li, K.-W. Revisiting Solow’s Decomposition of Economic and Productivity Growth. Other Scholarly Activities: Visiting Research Scholar to City University of Hong Kong, May 14-18, 2001

Exchange Scholar to Shanghai Teacher’s University, May 19-22, 2001 Undergraduate Technology Fellow, College of Business, Ball State University, 1999 Computer Program: NETLE- Feedforward Neural Networks and Lyapunov Exponents Estimation by Chung-Ming Kuan., Tung Liu, and Ramazan Gencay. Version 3.01, February 1995

SERVICE ACTIVITIES Student Advising:

Student Advisor for economics major (1999 – present) Committee Member for Ph.D. Students (2000 – 2003)

Professional and Academic Organization Activities:

Executive Committee, Miller College of Business (2004 – present) Salary Committee, Miller College of Business (2004 – present) Curricular Technology Integration Committee, Miller College of Business (1992 – 2005) Global Business Program, Miller College of Business (2004 – 2008) Graduate Curricula and Assessment Committee, Miller College of Business (2002 – 2003) Hiring Committee, Department of Economics (2004 – present) Promotion and Tenure Committee, Department of Economics (2004 – present)

Other Services:

Maintaining Department of Economics homepage (1999 – 2002)

CURRICULUM VITA Jeff C. Mantock

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Jeff C. Mantock Address: 2700 West Woodbridge Drive

Muncie, IN 47304 Phone: (765) 748-8912 E-mail: mantock@comcast.net

Degrees: Masters Degree: Name of Degree: Master of Business Administration Muncie Year Conferred: 1993

Degree-Granting Institution: Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

Bachelors Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Science Year Conferred: 1990 Degree-Granting Institution: Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Designation: Chartered Financial Analyst, September 2000 Academic Experience: 2009 Spring Contract Faculty, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business,

Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 2007 Spring Contract Faculty, Department of Economics, Miller College of Business,

Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1993 – 1995 Associate Director of Graduate Business Programs, Ball State University

Muncie, Indiana Business and Other Professional Experience: March 2005 – Present Senior Vice President/ Chief Operating Officer & Trust Manager

Old National Trust Company Muncie, Indiana Supervise the trust administration and retirement plans and

services groups for Old National Trust Company (Evansville, Indianapolis, Muncie, and Terre Haute)

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Serve as the client relationship manager for the largest, most sensitive accounts

Acted as interim President and CIO of Signal Capital Management and was instrumental in the process of restructuring the investment division

Engage in strategic and tactical planning to achieve business objectives

Assist with new business and revenue growth opportunities Participate in the regulatory audit process, enforce compliance

standards, and perform due diligence on acquisition candidates

Responsible for a $15MM budget Effectively resolve difficult trust matters and report to the Board of

Directors May 2004 – March 2005 Vice President/Senior Portfolio Manager

Merchants Trust Company Muncie, Indiana

Actively managed more than $350MM in client assets Organized the trading function to improve accuracy and efficiency Integrated key analytical tools to advance the portfolio

management process Gathered and analyzed company financial statements, industry,

and economic information for decision-making purposes Worked directly with clients to identify objectives and constraints,

discussed options with clients, and developed portfolios based on analysis of data

June 2002 – May 2004 Vice President/Senior Portfolio Manager

Signal Capital Management Muncie, Indiana (Subsidiary of Old National Trust Company)

Co-managed two fixed income mutual funds Managed the investment portfolios of the largest, most sensitive

client accounts Successfully managed four investment professionals in the

northeast region Helped integrate an open architecture structure using third-party

managers Wrote, produced, and disseminated investment policies and

procedures Analyzed financial information in order to forecast business,

industry and economic conditions

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August 1995 – May 2002 Vice President Investment Officer Old National Trust Company Muncie, Indiana

Constructed optimal investment portfolios Consulted with clients to identify objectives and constraints Summarized data describing current and long term trends in

investment risks and economic influences pertinent to investments

Delivered oral and written presentations to clients and prospects Improved the asset quality review process, analyzed closely-held

securities, and voted proxies for fiduciary accounts INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: Econ 116 Survey of Economics Ideas SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Magazine Publications: Mantock, J. C. (1999, May). Your Retirement Plan: Taking Stock. Indiana Business Magazine.

SERVICE ACTIVITIES Continuing Education:

13 Wealth Management Issues - Cannon Financial Institute, February 2008 Sales Management Workshop for Sales and Relationship Managers - Cannon Financial Institute,

January 2007 Executive Development Program - LaGuardia Reynolds & Associates, 2006 59th CFA Institute Annual Conference - May 2006 Growing Your Business - Cannon Financial Institute, February 2006

Societies and Associations:

CFA Society of Indianapolis - Past President, Board of Directors (Jul. '02 - Jun. '08) CFA Institute - 2006 Candidate Curriculum Committee Working Body Old National Bank Foundation - Board of Directors (Jan. '06 - Present) Finance Advisory Board, Miller College of Business (Jun. '04 - Present) Big Brothers Big Sisters - Board of Directors (Jul. '05 - Mar. '07) East Central Indiana Estate Planning Council - Member

CURRICULUM VITA James E. McClure

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: James E. McClure Rank: Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 127 Phone: (765) 285-5375 E-mail: jmcclure@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctorial Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Economics Year Conferred: 1983 Degree-Granting Institution: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Economics Master’s Degree: Name of Degree: Master of Science Year Conferred: 1980 Degree-Granting Institution: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Economics Bachelor’s Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Science (Magna cum Laude) Year Conferred: 1978 Degree-Granting Institution: Towson State University, Towson, MD Primary Research Interests: Microeconomics, Analysis of Risk, Economic Education, Labor Economics, Bio-

economics, Methodology

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Academic Experience: 2004 - Present Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller College of

Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1988 - 2004 Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1982 - 1988 Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1978 - 1982 Graduate Student and Teaching Assistant, Purdue University INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught:

Econ 201, Elementary Microeconomics Econ 221, Business Statistics Econ 202, Elementary Macroeconomics Econ 331, Labor Economics Econ 509, Survey of Economics

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2009: Gisser, M., McClure, J., Okten, G. & Santoni, G. (2009). Some Anomalies Arising from

Bandwagons that Impart Upward Sloping Segments to Market Demand. Econ Journal Watch 6 (1), 21-34.

2004 – 2008: Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2008). The Market for Lemmas: Evidence that Complex Models

Rarely Operate in Our World. Economic Journal Watch, 5(1), 78-90. McClure, J. & Kumcu, E. (2008). Promotions and Product Pricing: Parsimony versus

Veblenesque Demand. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 65: 105-117. Coelho, Philip R. P., and James E. McClure. 2007. Ethics Education in Marketing: Are

Stakeholders’ Interests Overshadowing Shareholders’?. Journal for Advancement of Marketing Education.

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Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2006). Why Has Critical Commentary Been Curtailed at Top Economics Journals? A Reply to Robert Whaples. Economic Journal Watch, 3(2), 283-91.

Coelho, P., De Worken-Eley III, F. & McClure, J. (2005). Decline in Critical Commentary:

1963-2004. Economic Journal Watch, 2(2), 355-61, at http://www.econjournalwatch.org. McClure, J. (2005). Reply to Stearns and Borna: Are the Partially Upward Sloping Demand

Models Plausible? Marketing Education Review. 3(15), 73-75. McClure, J. & Spector, L. (2005). Plus/Minus Grading and Motivation: An Empirical Study of

Student Choice and Performance. Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, University of Bath; Bath, UK. 6(30), 563-571.

Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2005). Learning from Failure. Mid-American Journal of Business,

1(20), 13-20. Coelho, P., Kein, D. & McClure, J. (2005). Rejoinder to Pesendorfer. Econ Journal Watch,

2(1), 32-41, at http://www.econjournalwatch.org. Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2005). Theory vs. Application: Does Theory Crowd Out Evidence?

Southern Economic Journal. 71(3), 556-565. Coelho, P., Kein, D. & McClure, J. (2004). Fashion Cycles in Economics. Econ Journal Watch,

1(3), 437-454. at http://www.econjournalwatch.org. Coelho, P., McClure, J. & Tunc, E. (2004). Managing Homo Sapiens. Total Quality

Management & Business Excellence, 15(2), 191-204. 1999 – 2003: Coelho, P., McClure, J. & Spry, J. (2003). The Social Responsibility of Management: A

Reprise. The Mid-American Journal of Business, 18(2), 51-55. Reprinted in: Corporate Social Responsibility (2004). Icfai University Press, Hyderabad, India. Chapter 3, pp.54-76; reprinted with the permission of the Mid-American Journal of Business.

Coelho, P., McClure, J. & Spry, J. (2003). The Social Responsibility of Corporate

Management: A Classical Critique. The Mid-American Journal of Business. 18(1), 15-24. (Paper’s acknowledgments include Nobel Laureate, in 1976, Milton Friedman).

McClure, J. & Kumcu, E. (2003). Explaining Prestige Pricing: An Alternative to Back-Bending

Demand. Marketing Education Review. 13(1), 49-57. McClure, J. & Spector, L. (2003). Behavior and Performance in the Economics Classroom.

Educational Research Quarterly. 27(1), 15-23.

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McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (2000). Teaching Note: Let’s Stop Professing That The Legal Incidence Of The Social Security Tax Is Irrelevant. Eastern Economic Journal. 26(4), 483- 486.

Prior to 1999: Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (1998). Social Context and the Utility of Wealth: Addressing the

Markowitz Challenge. The Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 37, 305-314. (Paper’s acknowledgments include Nobel Laureate, in 1990, Harry Markowitz).

McClure, J. & Kumcu, E. (1998). What do Exporters' Views on the European Integration Teach

Us about Regional Trading Blocks?. Journal of Global Business, 9(16), 27-34. McClure, J. & Spector, L. (1997). Tournament Performance and 'Agency' Problems: An

Empirical Investigation of 'March Madness'. Journal of Economics and Finance, 21 (1), 61-68. McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1994). Public Choice at the Little Bighorn. Journal of

Economic Education. 25(2): 135-136. Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (1993). Toward an Economic Theory of Fashion. Economic Inquiry,

31(4), 595-608. McClure, J. & Spector, L. (1991). Joint Product Signals of Product Quality. Atlantic Economic Journal, 38-41. McClure, J. & Gohmann, S. (1990). Unisex Pensions and Retirement. Journal of Economics

and Business, 42, 69-79. Bohanon, C., McClure, J., & Van Cott, T. N. (1990). Government Inflation Statistics and the

Inflation Tax on Money. Public Finance/Finances Publiques, 45(1), 162-164. McClure, J. & Loewenstein, M. (1987). Taxes and Financial Leasing. Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business, 28(1), 21-38. Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (1987). Barriers to Entry in the Market for Stud Services: Government

and `Non-Profit' Institutions in Collusion: Economic Inquiry. 25(4), 659-670. This article became the basis for a court battle that ultimately gave rise to changes in the American Quarter Horse Industry; see www.spectrumeconomics.com/specpdfs/affidavit.pdf.

McClure, J. & Gohmann, S. (1987). Supreme Court Rulings on Pension Plans: The Effect on

Retirement Age and Wealth of Single People. Gerontologist, 27, 471-477. McClure, James E. and Cecil E. Bohanon. (1986). Taxes, Welfare Costs, and Public Consumption: The Case of the Unwitting Monopsonist. Public Choice. 49: 235-47.

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McClure, J. & Loewenstein, M. (1986). Managing the Lease-Sell Decision to Reduce Agency Costs. Sloan Management Review, 77-82.

Conference Proceedings in Scholarly Meetings: Prior to 1999: Coelho, P. & McClure, J. Evolution and Financial Firms' Survival., Proceedings of the North

American Economics and Finance Association Meetings, Summer, 1995, pp. 1-20. Published Monographs and Chapters in Books: Prior to 1999: Bohanon C., & McClure, J. (1998, January 13). The Impact of Property Tax Reform on

Economic Growth in Indiana, Indiana Association of Realtors. (Also cited on editorial page by Indianapolis Star, January 24, 1998).

McClure, J. & Gohmann, S. (1986). “Changes in Sex-Based Pension Benefits and the Worker’s

Retirement Decision: A Labor Supply Model,” Monograph - final grant report to AARP Andrus Foundation.

Non-Refereed Journal Articles: 2004 – 2008: Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (2007). Corporate Social Responsibility: An Exercise in Misology.

Effective Executive, X(9), 23-29. The Icfai University Press. McClure, J., Philip R. P. Coelho, and John Spry. 2004. The Social Responsibility of Corporate Management: A Classical Critique. In Corporate Social Responsibility. 54-76. Hyderadad, India: ICAFAI Press. 1999 – 2003: McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (2003). Clearing the Air Around Indiana’s Cigarette Tax.

Indiana Policy Review. Reprinted as:

a.) Smokers Crossing Over. Muncie Star, December 14 ,2002, Forum Section, 1.

McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (2002). Preservation and Private Property. Mises, October 4. http://www.mises.org. Reprinted as: a) Who Speaks for Tomorrow’s Americans? Indiana Policy Review, (2002). b) www.angelfire.com/pa/sergeman/issues/ theenvironment/main.html;

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c) www.idioblast.us/politics/pol_archivesum.php?view=date; d) www.floridaradioactive.com/editorial_archive.htm;

e) www.ndir.com/cgi-bin/stingynews.cgi?Topic=Economy; f) www.infinitebanking.org/filecabinet/ January2003BANKNOTES.doc; g) www.siliconinvestor.com/stocktalk/ msg.gsp?msgid=18071927 Prior to 1999: Bohanon C. & McClure, J. (1996). Socially Responsible Risk Regulations. Indiana Policy

Review, October-November, 21-27. Bohanon C. & McClure, J. (1994). Health Care. Indiana Policy Review, February, 19-20. McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1994). Bad Economics Kills 68 on Flight 4184. Indiana Policy

Review, December ,13-14. Reprinted as: a) 1995. Flight 4184: Victim of Bad Economics. Chicago Sun Times, Oct. 31

b) 1994. BSU Professors Blame Economics for 4184 Crash. Indianapolis News, December 13.

c) www.heartland.org/Article.cfm?artId=490 McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1993). Immigration: Friend or Foe? Freeman, October, 395-

396. Reprinted as: a) www.libertyhaven.com/politicsandcurrentevents/immigration/immifriend.shtml; b) iadvocate.com/immigration/openborders.html;

c) FEE’s 11/03/03 posting call it a “timely classic”: www.fee.org/news.php?sec=homepage.

McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1993). Are Americans Overfed?. Freeman, August, 309-310. Reprinted as: a.) www.libertyhaven.com/theoreticalorphilosophicalissues/ethics/americansoverfed.shtml Coelho, P. & McClure, J. (1993). Day Care in Indiana: A Review of the ‘Step Ahead’

Approach. Indiana Policy Review, March 1993, 37-46. McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1988). Who Speaks for Future Americans? St Croix Review.

XXI(5): 43-47. McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1988). The Job Abacus: No Guide to Public Policy. Freeman,

April. Reprinted as:

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a) www.libertyhaven.com/theoreticalorphilosophicalissues/economics/employmentandunemployment/abacus.html ; b)veritasconnections.blogspot.com/ 2003_10_05_veritasconnections_archive.html.

Reviews for Refereed Journals:

American Economic Review Mid-American Journal of Business Managerial and Decision Economics Journal of Political Economy Labour Economics Economic Inquiry

Reviews for Textbooks: Don Waldman’s Intermediate Microeconomics textbook; Addison-Wesley, publisher, 2001. Browning and Zupan’s Microeconomics textbook (intermediate level); John Wiley & Sons,

publisher, 2000. Barron and Lynch’s textbook, Economics (beginning level); Times Mirror/Mosby, publisher,

1987. Other Publications on Economic Issues: 2004 – 2008: McClure, J. & Coelho, P. (2007). Friedman Believed in Profit- and Rules. Financial Times. Prior to 1999: McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1998). Hypocrisy then, PC Now. Letter, Heterodoxy,

November, Communiqués, 2. McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1997). Bad Economics Can Spell Disaster. Letter to the Editor,

Wall Street Journal, February 15. McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1994). Welfare System Perverts Incentives. Letter, Policy

Review, 68, 93. McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1994). Four Needless Economic Fears. Letter to the Editor, Wall

Street Journal, March 28.

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McClure, James E. and Cecil E. Bohanon. (1994). The Laissez faire of Adam Smith is Irrelevant to Modern Society. book essay in Clichés of Politics. 163-165.

McClure, J. & Van Cott, T. N. (1993). 'Imports are Bad' Mind-set. Indianapolis Star, April 21. Papers Presented at Conferences: 2004 – 2008: “The Market for Lemmas: Evidence that Complex Models Rarely Operate in Our World”, The

Association of Private Enterprise Educators, 33rd Annual Conference, Las Vegas, April 8, 2008, with Philip R. P. Coelho.

“Not Even Wrong: The Market for Lemmas,” Social Science History Association, November,

2007, with Philip R. P. Coelho. “Bandwagon Effects: Constrained or Unconstrained,” Eastern Economic Association

International Summer Meetings, 2007, with Gary Santoni, Micha Gisser, and Giray Okten.

“The Market for Lemmas: Not Even Wrong,” Mid-West Economics and Finance, Midwestern

Economics Association, 2007, with Philip R. P. Coelho. “Bandwagon Effects and the Law of Demand,” Department Seminar, Nov. 2004. “Are the Partially Upward Sloping Demand Models Plausible?” Department Seminar, October

2004, with Gary Santoni, Micha Gisser, and Giray Okten. “Assumptions and Operationalism in Economics,” Midwest Economic Association Meetings,

Chicago, IL, Spring 2004, with Philip R.P. Coelho. 1999 – 2003: “Barriers to Entry in the Market for Stud Services,” Third Equine Industry Program Academic

Conference, June 27, 2003, with Philip R.P. Coelho. Discussant, Western Economic Association Meetings, Summer 2002. “Social Responsibility of Corporate Management”, COB Research Colloquium, October 18,

2002, with Philip R.P. Coelho and John Spry. “The Law of Demand versus the Lore of Prestige Pricing”, Western Economic Association

Meetings, 2002, with Erdogan Kumcu.

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“Assumptions and Operationalism in Economics”, Western Economic Association Meetings, 2002, with Philip R. P. Coelho.

Prior to 1999: “The Utility of Wealth,” Southern Economic Association, November 1996, with Philip R.P.

Coelho. “The Utility of Wealth: Absolute and Relative,” Economics Department Workshop, University

of Kentucky, 1996, with Philip R. P. Coelho. “The Utility of Wealth: Absolute and Relative,” Economics Department Workshop, Purdue

University, 1996, with Philip R. P. Coelho. Discussant, Southern Economic Association Meetings, November 1996 “Evolution and Financial Firms’ Survival,” Congress of the North American Finance

Association, June 1995, with Philip R. P. Coelho. “The Utility of Wealth: Absolute and Relative,” Economics Department Workshop, Claremont

Graduate School, 1995, with Philip R.P. Coelho. “The Utility of Wealth: Absolute and Relative,” Economics Department Workshop, University of

California, San Diego, 1995 (Lecture attended by Nobelist Harry Markowitz), with Philip R.P. Coelho.

“The Utility of Wealth: Absolute and Relative,” Western Economic Association, Summer 1995,

with Philip R.P. Coelho. Discussant, Congress of the North American Finance Association, June 1995 Discussant, “Can Capitalism Survive?” Weekend roundtable at IUPUI, sponsored by the Indiana

Policy Review, Fall 1994. “Toward an Economic Theory of Fashion,” Department of Economics Workshop, Purdue

University, 1993, with Philip R. P. Coelho. “An Economic Analysis of Marketing,” Western Economic Association, Summer 1991, with

Philip R. P. Coelho. “The Decline of Unionism and the Growth of Fringe Benefits: Coincidence or Causation?” 1990,

Ball State University Economics Department Workshop. “Unions and Non-monetary Compensation,” Department of Economics Workshop, Ball State

University, 1989.

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“Product Quality Signals and Joint Products,” Western Economic Association, Summer 1987,

with Lee Spector. “Toward an Economic Theory of Fashion,” Western Economic Association, Summer 1985, with

Philip R. P. Coelho. “Changes in Sex Based Pension Plans and the Worker's Retirement Decision,” Southern

Economic Association, November 22, 1985, with Stephen Gohman. “The Lease-Sell Decision: An Agency Cost Approach,” Western Economic Association, Summer

1984, with Mark Loewenstein. “Financial Leasing and Taxes,” Ball State Finance Department Workshop, 1984, with Mark

Loewenstein. “Leasing: An Agency Cost Approach,” Ball State Finance Department Workshop, 1984, with

Mark Loewenstein. “Barriers to Entry in the Market for Stud Services,” Ball State Finance Department Workshop,

1984 with Philip R. P. Coelho. “Gasoline Retailing in Maryland,” Ball State Economics Department Workshop, 1983, with

Mark Loewenstein. Work in Progress: “Population Growth and the Demand for Children: Theoretical Conjectures vs. Biology and

History,” Thirty pages; with Philip R.P. Coelho. “Natural Acts: Economics, Evolution, and the Pursuit of Happiness,” Manuscript of a book with

Philip R.P. Coelho. Currently ninety nine pages. “Trends in Comments, Replies and Rejoinders,” with Philip R. P. Coelho “Bandwagon Effects and Market Demand,” with Giray Okten and Gary Santoni. SERVICE ACTIVITES Ball State Committees: 2009:

Member, Economics Department Hiring Committee 2008-2009 Member, Provost’s Committee to Search for MCOB Dean 2008-2009, 2007-2008

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2004-2008:

Member Faculty Council, 2006-2008 Member, University Senate Governance Committee, 2004-2007 Member, MCOB UCAC (Undergrad. Curriculum Advisory Com.), 2006-2008 Member, UEC (University Undergrad. Ed. Com.), 2006-2008 Member, Department Promotion and Tenure Committee 2004-2005 Member, MCOB Strategic Planning Advisory Committee, 2005-2006 Member, Economic Departmental Research Assessment Committee 2003-07 Member, University Professional Affairs Council, 2003-05 Member, University Ethics and Academic Freedom Committee, 2003-2005 Member, University Senate, 2003-2008 Member, COB Faculty Development Committee, 2002-04 Member, University Professional Affairs Council, 2002-05 Member, University Ethics and Academic Freedom Committee, 2002-2005

1999 – 2003:

Member, University Academic Policies Counsel, Fall 2001 Prior to 1999:

Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee: 1997 Member, Economics Department Salary Committee: 1992 Member, COB Scholarships and Grants Committee: 1990 Member, Economics Department Hiring Committee: 1990 Member, COB Curriculum Committee: 1990 Member, Economics Department Hiring Committee: 1989 Member, COB Curriculum Committee: 1989 Member, COB Scholarships and Grants Committee: 1988 Member, COB Scholarships and Grants Committee: 1987 Member, COB Curriculum Committee: 1987 Member, Economics Department Hiring Committee: 1984 Member, COB Long-range Planning Committee: 1984 Member, COB Computer Usage Committee, 1983

Other Ball State Activities: 2004 – 2008:

MCOB College Representative at Ball State’s State Fair Booth, 2005-2007 Orientation Breakfasts with parents of entering freshmen, 2002-2007 Admitted Student Day Presentation, 2006 Advisor, Economics Club (GDP): 1999-2008 Facilitated Visiting Faculty by Professor P.T. Nahm, 2003-2004

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1999 – 2003:

Campus Forum Presentation: “What’s Next? Rebuilding Iraq”, Arts Bldg., Ball State, April 2003.

Applied for HD-02-030 research grant; National Institute of Health, Feb. 19, 2003; “Family Transfers Between Generations: Economics and Evolution,” with Philip R.P. Coelho.

Departmental Representative Cardinal Preview Days 1999-2002 Faculty Marshal, 2002 Summer Graduation Faculty Marshal, 2002 Spring Graduation (Main Ceremony) Co-Initiator (with Gary Santoni), CFA track in Economics, 2001. Organizer, Economics Career Night (What economists do), taking advantage of a Lilly

Foundation Grant: 1999. Advisor, Economics Club (GDP): 1999-2000

Prior to 1999:

Lecturer, Spring Semester University of Istanbul, 1991 Organizer, Department of Economics Workshop: 1991 Organizer, Department of Economics Workshop: 1989 Worked with Muncie Chamber of Commerce Members on the 1988 wage/fringe benefit

survey. Organizer, Department of Economics Workshop: 1988 Organizer, Department of Economics Workshop: 1987 Taught various courses at Grissom Air Force Base, and Pendleton Correctional Institution Letters of recommendation for Students: Numerous

Community Service (Televised Presentations on Public Policy Issues):

Prior to 1999: “The American Revolution: What is its meaning?” Public Affairs Roundtable, Channel 49

(WBST), 1990. “Product Safety: Who protects the consumer?” Public Affairs Roundtable, Channel 49 (WBST), 1990. “Business Ethics and the Environment,” Public Affairs Roundtable, Channel 49 (WBST), 1990. “International Trade: An Indiana Perspective”, Public Affairs Roundtable, Channel 49 (WBST) November/December 1986. “How Will the UAW's New Agreement With Ford Motor Company Impact the Auto Industry in Indiana,” Public Affairs Roundtable, Channel 49 (WBST), October 1987.

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HONORS, GRANTS AND AWARDS MCOB Outstanding Service Award, 2006 MCOB Outstanding Researcher Award, 2005 Ball State COB Summer Research Grant, with P.R.P. Coelho, 2003 College of Business “Dean’s Good Teaching Award” 2001 Adjunct Senior Fellow Hudson Institute, 1998 Ball State Daily News “Teacher of the Week,” January 24, 1996. Ball State Research Grant, with P.R.P. Coelho and Enar Tunc, 1996. College of Business “Good Teaching Award”, 1995. Indiana Policy Review's “Golden Pen Award”, with T. Norman Van Cott, 1995. John W. Fisher Fellowship, with P.R.P. Coelho, 1994. George Ball Research Grant, with P.R.P. Coelho, 1994. Indiana Policy Review's "Golden Pen Award", with P.R.P. Coelho 1992. College of Business “Good Teaching Award”, 1992. "Changes in Sex Based Pension Plans and the Worker's Retirement Decision," Grant from the

AARP Andrus Foundation, 1985-1986, with Stephan Gohmann.

Michael Plante CURRICULUM VITA

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Michael Plante Rank: Assistant Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 129 Phone: (765) 285-5378 E-Mail: mdplante@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Name of Degree: Ph.D.

Doctoral Degree:

Year Conferred: 2009 Degree-Granting Institution: Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Principal Academic Unit: Economics

Dissertation Title: Three Essays on Monetary Policy Responses to Oil Price Shocks

Committee Members: Edward F. Buffie, Eric M. Leeper, Brian M. Peterson, Todd B. Walker

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Bachelor’s Degree:

Year Conferred: 2002 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Massachusetts, Boston

Principal Academic Unit: Economics Research Fields: Monetary Economics, Macroeconometrics, Open-economy Macroeconomics Academic Experience: August 2009 - Present Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

2008 Fall Ph.D. Internship at the Federal Reserve Bank Board of Governors

2008 Summer Ph.D. Internship at the Sveriges Riksbank (Swedish Central Bank)

2007 Summer Research Assistant to Dr. Eric M. Leeper, Department of Economics, Indiana University

2006 Summer Research Assistant to Dr. Eric M. Leeper, Department of Economics, Indiana University

2004 – 2009 Teaching Assistant and Associate Instructor, Department of Economics, Indiana University

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDER YEAR Courses Taught: ECON 202 Elementary Macroeconomics ECON 441 The Theory of Monetary Policy ECON 495 Seminar in Economics (Federal Reserve Challenge) SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES

Refereed Journal Articles Publications:

2009: Leeper, Eric M., Plante, Michael D., Traum, Nora (forthcoming). Dynamics of Fiscal Financing

in the United States. Journal of Econometrics.

Reviews for Publishers:

2009: The Energy Journal

Work in Progress:

Plante, Michael D. How Should Monetary Policy Respond to Exogenous Changes in the Relative Price of Oil?

Plante, Michael D. Monetary and Fiscal Policy Responses to Oil Price Shocks in a Low Income Oil Importing Country.

Plante, Michael D. Monetary Policy, Exchange Rates, and Oil Price Shocks in an Economy with Traded and Non-Traded Goods.

Plante, Michael D. Oil Price Shocks and Exchange Rate Management: The Implications of Consumer Durables.

SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Student Advising:

Federal Reserve Challenge (2009)

CURRICULUM VITA Lee C. Spector

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Lee C. Spector Rank: Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 115 Phone: (765) 285-5374 E-mail: 00lcspector@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctorial Degree:

Name of Degree: Ph.D. Year Conferred: 1985 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Iowa

Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Economics Dissertation Title: A Macroeconomic Examination of the Effects of Changes

in the Size and Composition of the Labor Force. Committee Members: Dr. Gary Fethke, major advisor

Master’s Degree: Name of Degree: Master of Arts Year Conferred: 1971 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Wisconsin

Principal Academic Unit: Economics Major Field of Study: Economics

Bachelor’s Degree:

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts (with distinction) Year Conferred: 1969 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Wisconsin

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Academic Experience: 2008 – Present Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Fall 1993 – 2008 Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Economics,

Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

Fall 1985 – 1992 Assistant Professor of Economics, Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

Fall 1979 – Summer 1985 Lecturer in Economics, University of Iowa Fall 1973 – Spring 1979 Adjunct Assistant Professor of Economics, State University

College, Buffalo, New York INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALDENAR YEAR Courses Taught: ECON 202 Elementary Macroeconomics ECON 302 Intermediate Macroeconomics ECON 380 Economic Growth Independent Studies Courses Taught (ECON 492): Dynamic Programming for the Analysis of Macroeconomics Models Stability Theory for the Analysis of Macroeconomic Models Optimal Control for Macroeconomic Models An Introduction of Optimal Control for Economists

Education or On the Job Training with Applications to the National Basketball Association

Overlapping Generation Models in Macroeconomics Charters Schools, Economics and Political Considerations Open Economy Macroeconomics and Out-Sourcing Economics of Terrorism Barriers to Entry: The Case of Actuaries SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2004 – 2008: Spector, L. C., & Van Cott, T. N. (2007). Textbooks and Pure Fiscal Policy: The Neglect of

Monetary Basics. Econ Journal Watch, 4(1), 60-70.

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Keil, S., & Spector, L. C. (2006). The Impact of Wal-Mart on Unemployment and Wage Differentials in Alabama. Review of Regional Studies, 35(3), 336-355.

Spector, L. C. (2005). Macroeconomic Models and the Determination of Crowding Out.

Public Finance/Finance Publiques, 54, 84-98. Horowitz, J. B., & Spector, L. C. (2005). Is There a Difference between Private and Public

Education on College Performance. Economics of Education Review, 24(2), 189-195. Liu, T., & Sepctor, L. C. (2005). Dynamic Employment Adjustments Over Business Cycles.

Empirical Economics, 30(1), 151-169. McClure, J. E., & Spector, L. C. (2005). Plus/Minus Grading and Motivation: An Empirical

Study of Student Choice and Performance. Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education, 30, 571 – 58.

1999 – 2003: McClure, J. E., & Spector, L. C. (2003). Behavior and Performance in the Economics

Classroom. Educational Research Quarterly, 27, 15-23. Tabarrok, A., & Spector, L. C. (1999, April). Would the Borda Count Have Avoided The

Civil War? Journal of Theoretical Politics, 11, 261 - 288. Prior to 1999: McClure, J. E., & Spector, L. C. (1997, Spring). Tournament Performance and 'Agency'

Problems: An Empirical Investigation of 'March Madness'. Journal of Economics and Finance, 61-68.

Hofler, R., & Spector, L. C. (1993). Employment Determination in Macroeconomic Models:

Some Empirical Evidence. Journal of Macroeconomics, 15, 123-38. Spector, L. C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1992). The Deficit Coefficient: A Mixed Signal. Public

Finance/Finances Publiques, 47, 487-90. McClure, J. E., & Spector, L. C. (1991). Joint Product Signals of Quality. Atlantic Economic

Journal, 14, 38 - 41. Leatherwood, M., & Spector, L. C. (1991). Enforcements, Inducements, Expected Utility

and Employee Misconduct. Journal of Management, 17, 553-569. Spector, L. C. (1990, July). Salary Determination of Speech Language Pathologists:

Prediction and Policy. ASHA (a journal of the American Speech and Hearing Association), 69-74.

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Hofler, R., & Spector, L. C. (1990). Testing for the Correct Error Term Distribution: A

Simple Two-Step Test. Economic Letters, 34, 339-43. Gohmann, S., & Spector, L. C. (1989). Test Scrambling and Student Performance. Journal

of Economic Education, 20, 235-38. Spector, L. C. (1988). Female Participation and the Natural Rate of Unemployment: A

Reexamination. Journal of Macroeconomics, 10, 309-18. Spector, L. C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1988). Crowding Out, Deficits and Interest Rates: A

Comment. Public Choice, 58, 91-94. Spector, L. C., & Mazzeo, M. (1980, Spring). Probit Analysis and Economic Education.

Journal of Economic Education, 11, 37-44. Edward, M., & Spector, L. C. (1978, Fall). The Journal of Economic Education: How

General Is Its Applicability. Journal of Economic Education, 9, 44-45. Spector, L. C. (1976). The Effectiveness of Personalized System of Instruction in

Economics. Journal of Personalized Instruction, 1, 118–122. Presentations Published in Proceedings: Spector, L. C. (1985, Summer). The Effects on the Unemployment Rate of Changes in the

Size and Composition of the Labor Force. Proceedings, American Statistical Association, 241-245.

Books, Monographs, Chapters: Discretionary Fiscal Policy. Invited chapter for the Encyclopedia of Keynsian Economics,

edited by David Colander, Tom Cate, and Geoff Harcourt, Edward Elger Publishing Co., 1997.

Applying Economic Principles: A Students Guide to Analyzing Economic News, with

Richard Keiffer, Harper and Row Publishing Company, 1979. Learning Guide to Roger Miller's Economics Today, second and third edition, with Ron

Cutadean Harper and Row Publishing Company, 1976, 1979. Book Reviews/ Critiques: Spector, L. C. (1990, Fall). Review: Saunders, P and Walstead, W. B., The Principles of

Economics Course, McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, Journal of Economic Education, 21(4), 442-45.

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Contracts and Grants: Lee C. Spector, Courtenay C. Stone (2005-2006), “The 2004/05 Job Market for Economists:

Who, Where and Why?” Miller College of Business, $1378.00. Lee C. Spector, Stanley Keil, John Horowitz (2004 - 2005), "The Impact of Charter Schools

on Residential Property Values" Indiana Foundation of Charter Schools, $24,000. Grant from Eli Lilly to attend the Teacher Training Program, Sponsored by the Joint Council

on Economic Education, 1979. Reviews for Refereed Journals: The Journal of Economics The Journal of Economic Education The Economics of Education Review Journal of Macroeconomics Reviews for Publishers: Harcourt, Brace and Jovanovich (5 projects) The Dryden Press Addison Wesley Publishing Company McGraw-Hill Book Company Non-Refereed Journal Articles: Spector, L. C., Keil, S., & Horowitz, J. B. (2007). Does Proximity To Charter Schools

Affect Property Values. Indiana Policy Review, 18 (4), 20-22. Presentations at Conferences: “Impact of Charter Schools on Residential Property Values.” Lee Spector and Stanley Keil.

Mid-Continent Regional Science Association. 2006 “Asymmetric Effects of Fiscal Policy.” Midwest Economics Association Annual Meeting,

Midwest Economics Association. Chicago. March 24, 2006. “The 2004/05 Job Market for Economists: Who, Where and Why?” Midwest Economics

Association. 2006. “The Impact of Walmart on Discrimination.” Lee Spector and Stanley Keil. Midwestern

Economics Association annual meetings. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March 12, 2005.

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“Is There a Difference Between Private and Public Education on College Performance.” Lee Spector and John Horowitz. Public Choice Meetings. 2003.

“Dynamic Employment Adjustments Over Business Cycles.” Lee Spector and Tung Liu.

City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, 2001. “Employment Determination in Macroeconomic Models: Some Empirical Evidence.” Lee

Spector and Richard Hofler. Southern Economics Association. 1988. “The Effects of Inducements and Enforcements on Estimates of Employee Misconduct.” Lee

Spector and Marya Leatherwood. Annual Meetings of the Academy of Management. 1987.

“Joint Products and Product Quality Signals.” Lee Spector and James McClure. Western

Economic Association Meetings, 1987. “The Effects on the Unemployment Rate of Changes in the Size and Composition of the

Labor Force.” American Statistical Association. 1985. Working Papers: Keil, S., Horowitz, J. B., & Spector, L. C. The Impact of Charter Schools on Property

Values. Spector, L. C. (2006). What Research Now Needs to Tell Policy Makers About School

Choice, Working Paper ECWP200604, Department of Economics Working Paper Series, Ball State University.

Works in Progress: Keil, S., Horowitz, J. B., & Spector, L.C. The Impact of Charter Schools on Property

Values. Revise and Resubmit from Review of Regional Studies (under review). Spector, L. C., & Stone, C. C. The 2004/05 Job Market for Economists: Who, Where and

Why. Spector, L. C. & Liu, T. Using Stochastic Frontier Analysis to Examine the Asymmetrical

Impact of Fiscal Policy. Spector, L. C. Utility Maximization and the Policy Decision with Respect to School

Vouchers. The Role of Utility Maximization in the School Choice Decision Student Performance in College Economics: Private vs. Public High School Influence (with

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Devon Yoho) Asymmetric Effects of Deficits on Interest Rates (with Tung Liu) The estimation of an a priori real interest rate using stochastic frontier analysis (with Richard

Hofler) Labor Force Participation and the Cyclical Nature of Wages Competition Among Lawyers and Tort Awards (with Anca Cotet) Infant Health: Are Infertility and Diabetes Insurance Mandates Compounding the Problem

(with Anca Cotet) SERVICE ACTIVITIES Department, College and University Service:

University Athletic Committee, Chair College Library Committee, Chair College Quantitative Coordinating Committee College Blue Ribbon Panel on Business School Qualifications College Television Committee College Fellowship Committee College Scholarship Committee Department Salary Committee College Faculty Development Committee College Honors in Business Committee College Undergraduate Curriculum Committee Department Recruiting Committee College Faculty Development Department Committee on the Evaluation of Research Sub-committee of College Undergraduate Curriculum Committee - The evaluation of

integration Sub-committee of College Undergraduate Curriculum Committee – Micro-integration Freshman Connection Committee Department Promotion and Tenure Committee Department Assessment Committee for Principles of Economics

University Academic Activities:

Member, Doctoral Thesis Committee - Ann Utz – Education Member, Doctoral Thesis Committee - Tracy Cadell – Education Undergraduate Honors Thesis Director – Sean Parkes – Economics

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Undergraduate Honors Thesis Director - Andrew Glover – Economics Undergraduate Honors Thesis Director – Nathan Berggoetz – Economics Faculty Mentor – Lili Xie

Memberships: American Economics Association Midwest Economics Association AWARDS, HONORS AND RECOGNITION Economics Department Teacher of the Year, 2008 Nominated for Who’s Who in Academia, April 2004 Economics Department Researcher of the Year, 2004, 2006 Named an Outstanding Faculty Member by the Clavia Chapter of Mortar Board, 1992 Received the Dean of Business Teaching Award in 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1997, 1998,

1999 and 2000. Recipient of Grant from Wally Miller for the purpose of studying the grade differentials in

Principles of Accounting and Principles of Economics classes, 1991 Partial George A. Ball Distinguished Research Fellowship in Business Administration,

Summer 1986, Summer 1988. Recipient of Ball State University's Omicron Delta Epsilon Chapter Award for “Contribution

to Excellence in Economics," May 1987 Certificate of Appreciation, School of Continuing Education, 1986 Member, Editorial Review Board for the Journal of Personalized Instruction, 1976 – 1978. Second Place Award from the Calvin K. Kazanjian Economics Foundation (National award

for innovative teaching in Economics, co-sponsored by the Joint Council for Economic Education), October 1974

CURRICULUM VITA

Courtenay C. Stone

2009

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Name: Courtenay C. Stone

Rank: Professor

Department of Economics

Miller College of Business

Ball State University

Address: Department of Economics

Miller College of Business

Ball State University

Muncie, IN 47306

Office: WB 119

Phone: (765) 285-2857

E-mail: 00ccstone@bsu.edu

Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics

Degrees:

Doctoral Degree:

Name of Degree: PhD

Year Conferred: 1973

Degree-Granting Institution: University of California, Los Angeles

Principal Academic Units: Economics

Major Fields of Study: Economics

Dissertation Title: “The Impact of Blue-Sky Regulations on the New Issues

Market for Corporate Securities: Implications and Evidence”

Masters Degree:

Name of Degree: Master of Arts

Year Conferred: 1966

Degree-Granting Institution: University of California, Los Angeles

Major Field Of Study: Economics

Bachelors Degree:

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts

Year Conferred: 1964

Degree-Granting Institution: University of California, Los Angeles

Major Field Of Study: Economics

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Academic Experience:

1991 - Present Professor of Economics, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

1984 - 1991 Adjunct Professor of Finance, Webster University, Webster Groves, Missouri

1982 - 1984 Adjunct Professor of Economics, Meramec Community College, Kirkwood,

Missouri

1979-1982 Adjunct Professor of Management Science, St. Louis University, St. Louis,

Missouri

1978-1979 Professor of Economics, California State University, Northridge, California

1974-1978 Associate Professor of Economics, California State University, Northridge,

California

1968-1974 Assistant Professor of Economics, California State University, Northridge,

California

Business and Other Professional Experience:

1977-1991 Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Missouri

Assistant Vice President (1990-1991)

Research Officer (1988-1990)

Senior Economist (1979-1987)

Visiting Scholar (1977-1979)

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR

Courses Taught:

ECON 201 Elementary Microeconomics

ECON 221 Business Statistics

ECON 441 The Theory of Monetary Policy

ECON 495 Seminar in Economics: Federal Reserve Challenge Competition

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES

Refereed Journal Articles Publications:

2009:

Liu, T., Santoni, G. J., & Stone, C. C. (2009). Federal Securities Regulations and Stock Market

Returns. Journal of Financial and Economic Practice, Fall 2009, 15 – 34.

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. (2009). How Much Math Do Students Need

to Succeed in Business and Economics Statistics? An Ordered Probit Analysis. Journal of

Statistics Education, 17 (3), 31 pages.

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2004 - 2008:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. (2007). Changes in Math Prerequisites and

Student Performance in Business Statistics: Do Math Prerequisites Really Matter?

Journal of Economics and Finance Education, 6(2), 27-38.

1999 - 2003:

Liu, T., & Stone, C. C. (1999). A Critique of One-Tailed Hypothesis Test Procedures in

Business and Economics Statistics Textbooks. Journal of Economics Education, 30(1),

59-63.

Non-Referred Proceedings Published:

2004 - 2008:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A., (2007, May). The Impact of Different

Math Prerequisites on the Performance of Business Statistics Students. Proceedings of

the Conference on the Occasion of the Retirement of Mir Masoom Ali, Muncie, IN, 276-

285.

Books and Monographs:

Keil, S. R., Stone, C. C., & Zegeye, A. (2008, September). Pearson Education’s MyEconLab

Study Final Report, Pearson Publishing Co.

Newspaper Articles:

2004 - 2008:

Stone, C. (2005, October, 20). YOUR TURN: Economics offers other perspectives. The Ball

State Daily News, 4.

Presentations at Conferences:

2004 - 2008:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. “How Much Math Do Students Really

Need to Succeed in Business and Economics Statistics? An Ordered Probit Analysis,”

Midwest Economics Association Annual Meeting. Chicago. March 15, 2008.

Stone, C. C. & Yoho, D., “40 Years of Bad Scores: Are Students of Economic Principles Really

That ObTUCE?” Annual Meeting, Midwest Economics Association. Chicago. March 14,

2008.

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Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. “How Much Math Do Students Really

Need to Succeed in Business and Economics Statistics? An Ordered Probit Analysis,”

Annual Meeting, Eastern Economic Association. Boston. March 7, 2008.

Stone, C. C. & Yoho, D., “40 Years of Bad Scores: Are Students of Economic Principles Really

That ObTUCE?” Annual Meeting, Eastern Economic Association. Boston. March 5,

2008.

Stone, C. C. “Changes in Math Prerequisites and the Performance of Business Students: Lessons

Learned (or, Perhaps, Not).” BSU Mathematical Sciences Department. May 15, 2007.

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. “The Impact of Different Math

Prerequisites on the Performance of Business Statistics Students.” Annual Meeting,

Midwest Economics Association. Chicago. March 24, 2006.

Liu, T. & Stone, C. C. “Law and (Statistical) Order, Bayesian Probabilities and Hung Juries:

The Case of the Invalid Analogy.” Midwest Economics Association Meetings.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. March 12, 2005.

Liu, T., Santoni, G. J., & Stone, C. C., “Securities Regulations and Stock Market Fundamentals”

Midwest Economics Association Meetings. Chicago, Illinois. March 19, 2004.

Presentations at Economics Department Seminars:

2004 - 2008:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. "Changes in Math Prerequisites and the

Performance of Business Students: Lessons Learned (or, Perhaps, Not)” Department

Seminar. April 7, 2006.

Chowdhury, F., Sundaram, S., & Stone, C. C., “Islam vs. Mammon? A Comparative Analysis of

Islamic Institutions and Comparative Economic Growth and Investment.” BSU Research-

In Progress Seminar. November 2004.

Merritt, K., Santoni, G. J., & Stone, C. C., “Bulls, Bears … and Cow Shares: Producer and

Consumer Responses to the U.S. Ban on Retail Raw Milk Sales.” BSU Research-In-

Progress Seminar. November 2004.

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. “Changes in Math Prerequisites and the

Performance of Business Students: Lessons Learned (or, Perhaps, Not).” BSU Research-

In-Progress Seminar. November 2004.

Liu, T., Santoni, G. J., & Stone, C. C., “Securities Regulations and Stock Market

Fundamentals.” Butler University Economics Department Seminar. Indianapolis, Indiana.

April 2004.

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Liu, T., Santoni, G. J., & Stone, C. C., “Securities Regulations and Stock Market

Fundamentals.” Miller College of Business Research Colloquium, Miller College of

Business, Ball State University. February 2004.

Contracts and Grants:

Keil, S. R., Stone, C. C., & Zegeye, A. (2008, Spring). MyEconLab Economic Software Study,

Part 2. Pearson-Prentice Hall Publishers. $25,000.

Stone, C. C., (2007, Fall). Federal Reserve Challenge Competition Grant, Associate Provost’s

Office. $700.

Keil, S. R., Stone, C. C., & Zegeye, A. (2007, Fall). MyEconLab Economic Software Study,

Part 1. Pearson-Prentice Hall Publishers. $25,000.

Stone, C. C. (2007, Summer). Summer Assessment Grant from Office of Academic Assessment

and Institutional Research. $300.

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. (2006, Summer). “The Impact of Different

Math Prerequisites on the Performance of Business Statistics Students.” Miller College of

Business.

Spector, L. C., & Stone, C. C. (2006, Summer). “The 2004/2005 Job Market for Economists:

Who, Where and Why?” Miller College of Business. $1378.

Green, J. J., Keil, S. R., & Stone, C. C. (2006, Summer). Summer Assessment Project for ECON

201, 202 and 221: Office of Academic Assessment and Institutional Research. $3000.

Work In Progress:

Spector, L. C., & Stone, C. C. (forthcoming). The 2004/05 Job Market for Economists: Who,

Where and Why.

SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Student Advising (2004-2008):

ECON 495: Fed Challenge College Competition Team (Fall 2006-Fall 2008).

ECON 495: Independent Research for student who wrote a paper on “Twin Peaks: The

Effect of Terrorism and Financial Shocks on Short-Run Fluctuations in the Risk

Premium for 10-year Corporate Bonds.” He presented his paper at the 2005

Midwest Economics Association Meetings Undergraduate Economics Session

(March 2005) and received a 2nd

place award. He published it in the

Undergraduate Economic Review in 2006.

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ECON 495: Independent Research for student who completed a paper on “Bulls, Bears

… and Cow Shares: Producer and Consumer Responses to the U.S. Ban on Retail

Raw Milk Sales.” She presented her paper at the 2005 Eastern Economic

Association Meetings Undergraduate Economics Session. (Fall 2004-March

2005)

ECON 492: Directed Readings Course for student who completed a short paper on the

impact of Islamic Institutions on economic growth and financial markets. She

presented her paper at the 2005 Eastern Economic Association Meetings

Undergraduate Economics Session. (Fall 2004-March 2005)

ECON 492: Directed Readings Course for student to obtain her Economics Cognate for

her Secondary Education Degree (Summer 2004)

University, College, Departmental Committees (2004 - 2008):

Developed Economics Ethics Evaluation Procedures and Graded Senior Economics

Students Ethics Essays for AACSB Ethics Assessment (Summer 2007-present)

Member, Faculty InQsit Advisory Committee (July 2007- December 2007)

Chair, Ad Hoc Reading Group Committee for “What the Best College Teachers Do”

(September 2006-November 2006)

Member, Academic Assessment and Institutional Research (August 2005-February 2006)

Chair, Admissions and Credits Committee (August 2005-February 2006)

Chair, Faculty Development Committee (August 2005-May 2006)

Secretary, Peer Schools Ad Hoc Selection Committee (August 2005-December 2005))

Panelist, “Academic Productivity” at BSU 7th

Annual Teaching and Learning Conference

on Academic Endeavors: Linking Faculty and Student Productivity (March 17, 2005)

Member, Curricular Technology Integration Committee (October 2004-May 2005)

Member, Freshman Connections Book Selection Committee for 2005 (October 2004-

December 2004)

Member, Faculty Development Committee (September 2004-May 2005)

Member, Global Business Programs Committee (January 2004-May 2005)

Discussion Leader, Freshman Connections Reader Program (August 2004)

Professional and Academic Organization Activities (2004 – 2008):

Conference Discussant, Eastern Economic Association. (March 2008).

Conference Discussant, Midwest Economics Association. (March 2008).

Conference Discussant, Midwest Economics Association. (March 2006).

Conference Discussant, Midwest Economics Association. (March 2004)

Professional Development and Participation (2004 - 2008):

Faculty Internship: Sagamore Institute for Policy Research, Indianapolis, Indiana

(Summer 2006)

CURRICULUM VITA Nalitra Thaiprasert

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: Nalitra Thaiprasert Rank: Research Economist, Adjunct Instructor of Economics Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 149 Phone: (765) 285-1613 E-Mail: Nthaiprasert@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Development Economics Degrees:

Doctoral Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Year Conferred: 2006 Degree-Granting Institution: Nagoya University, Japan Principal Academic Units: International Development Major Fields of Study: Development Economics Dissertation Title: Rethinking the Role of Agriculture and Agro-Industry in the

Economic Development of Thailand: Input-Output and CGE Analyses

Masters Degree:

Name of Degree: Master of International Development Year Conferred: 2003 Degree-Granting Institution: Nagoya University, Japan Major Field Of Study: International Development

Bachelors Degree:

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Art Year Conferred: 1999 Degree-Granting Institution: Chulalongkorn University, Thailand Major Field Of Study: International Relations

  

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Professional Certification: Name of Degree: Indiana Economic Development Course Year Conferred: 2007 Profession of State Conferring Certificate: Indiana

Academic Experience: 2008 - Present Adjunct Instructor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 2006 - Present Research Economist, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana June-August 2004 Intern, Asian Development Bank, Manila, the Philippines INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught:

ECON202 Elementary Macroeconomics ECON351 International Economics

Other (such as educational innovation, curriculum development, instructional grants):

Taught a section on Input-Output Analysis Taught a section on Asian Business Culture

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2009: Thaiprasert, N. (forthcoming). Thailand’s Labor Allocation to Agro-industry. Asian Economic

Journal. Thaiprasert, N. & Hicks, M. J. (forthcoming). Indiana’s Industrial Growth: Demand Side

Decomposition, 2001-2006, Regional Science Policy and Practice. 2004 - 2008: Thaiprasert, N. (2008). Short-cut Estimates for Annual Hog CAFO Production: Relationship

between Hog CAFO Inventory and the Annual Production. Journal of Extension [on-line] 46(6). Available from: http://www.joe.org/joe/2008december/rb1.shtml

  

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Thaiprasert, N. (2004, August). Rethinking the Role of the Agricultural Sector in the Thai Economy and Its Income Distribution: A Social Accounting Matrix Analysis. Forum of International Development Studies, 27, 187-212.

Conference Proceedings in Scholarly Meetings : 2004 - 2008: Thaiprasert, N. “Indiana’s Industrial Growth: Demand Side Decomposition, 2001-2006.” North

American Regional Science Association, 55th Annual Conference, Brooklyn, New York, November 19-22, 2008.

Thaiprasert, N. “Short-cut Estimates for Annual Hog CAFO Production and the Analysis of

Hog Production Industry in Randolph and Jay Counties, Indiana.” Mid-Continent Regional Science Association, 39th Annual Conference, and IMPLAN National User's Conference, 7th Biennial Conference, Colorado Springs, June 5-7, 2008.

Reviews for Publishers:

Referee: The Energy Journal, March 2009 Referee: ASEAN Economic Bulletin 24(2), Aug 2007 Working Papers:

2009: Thaiprasert, N. & Hicks, M. J. (2009, May). Cultural Tourism in Indiana: The Impact and

Clustering of Arts and Creative Sectors in This Recession. CBER, Ball State University. 2004 - 2008: Thaiprasert, N., Faulk, D., & Hicks, M. J. (2008, December). The 2008-09 Recession: Where

we are going; Where we have been. Policy Brief, CBER, Ball State University. Funded Project Reports:

2009: Thaiprasert, N., Hicks, M. J., & Fisher, E. (2009, January). Tourism-Related Commerce in

Indiana: The Innkeeper’s tax, industry structure and impacts. CBER and BBC, Ball State University.

2004-2008: Thaiprasert, N. (2008, October). Economic Impact of Parkview Health System on the Northeast

Indiana Economy. BBC, Ball State University. $43,700.

  

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Thaiprasert, N. & Hicks, M. J. (2008, July). The Role of Hotel Taxes and Convention and

Visitor Bureau’s on Tourism Related Commerce: Evidence from Indiana’s Innkeeper Tax. Working Paper, $24,838, CBER and BBC, Ball State University.

Thaiprasert, N., & Heupel, R. (2007, October). Analysis of Hog Production Industry and

Animal, except poultry, Slaughtering Industry in Carroll County, Indiana. BBC, Ball State University. $21,000.

Thaiprasert, N., & Heupel, R. (2007, March). Analysis of Hog Production Industry in Jay

County, Indiana. BBC, Ball State University. $10,764. Thaiprasert, N., & Heupel, R. (2007, February). Analysis of Hog Production Industry in

Randolph County, Indiana. BBC, Ball State University. $10,764. Thaiprasert, N. (2007). EU Livestock Subsidies and Deforestation: A Case Study from

Northeast Thailand. ADB Summer Internship Paper for ADB Policy Implications, Agricultural, Environment, and Natural Resources Division, Mekong Department, Asian Development Bank, Manila, the Philippines.

1999 – 2003: Thaiprasert, N. (2001). Survival Strategies for Agriculture in Horai Town. Domestic Field

Work Report, Horai Town, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Nagoya University, Japan. Thaiprasert, N. (2001). Industrial Performance and Competitive Strategies of Industrial

Enterprises in Gansu, China. Oversea Field Work Report, Gansu Province, China. Nagoya University, Japan.

Thaiprasert, N. (2001). Towards Agricultural Self-sufficiency in Cambodia: Learning from

Thailand’s Strategy. UNCRD Internship Paper, United Nations Centre for Regional Development, Nagoya, Japan.

Other Reports:

Indiana Economic Recovery Plan (March-April 2009):

Economic impact analysis for the Indiana state stimulus funding ($4.3 billion), and survey on needs of funding (a project under CBER and University of Southern Indiana with cooperation from regional economic development organizations). After first selection, Lieutenant Governor Becky Skillman, Commerce Secretary Mitch Roob and officials from the Office of Management and Budget decide who should receive funding.

Web-Based Economic Impact Analysis (forthcoming in Summer 2009):

An easy to use economic impact analysis for Indiana counties (a project under CBER)

  

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EcoLink (forthcoming in Summer 2009): GIS Industrial Linkages Webpage (with Prof. David Schoen and Dr. Michael Hicks)

Dynamic Web-Based Community Profile (March 2009):

Customized Indiana’s County profiles (a project under CBER and BBC), http://bsu.edu/mcobwin/county_profiles/index.php

Indiana County Profile (February-June 2008):

Indiana’s Hometown Competitiveness Pilot Project (a project under CBER and BBC, funded by Office of Community and Rural Affairs)

SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Speaker: “Overview of the Indiana Economy,” Economic Development 101 for the Association

of Indiana Counties, Indianapolis, IN, June 13, 2008

Guest Lecturer: “Input-Output Analysis,” Department of Urban Planning, College of Architecture and Planning, Ball State University, Spring 2008

Speaker: “Asian Business Cultures,” Saint Francis University, Fort Wayne, IN, 2007

HONORS, AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

Fully-funded Japanese Government Scholarship, Nagoya University, Graduate Degree Program

(2000-2006)

Fully-funded Asian Development Bank Internship (2004)

CURRICULUM VITA T. Norman Van Cott

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: T. Norman Van Cott Rank: Professor Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Office: WB 129 Phone: (765) 285-5370 E-mail: tvancott@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics Degrees: Doctoral Degree: Name of Degree: PhD Year Conferred: 1969 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Washington Principal Academic Units: Economics Dissertation Title: “Wealth, Income and the Transfer Problem” Masters Degree:

Name of Degree: Masters of Arts Year Conferred: 1966 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Washington, Major Field of Study: Economics Bachelors Degree: Name of Degree: Bachelor of Arts Year Conferred: 1964 Degree-Granting Institution: California State College, Long Beach, California

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Academic Experience: 1980 – Present Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller College of

Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1977- 1980 Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1974 – 1977 Associate Professor of Economics, West Georgia College 1972 – 1974 Assistant Professor of Economics, West Georgia, College 1968 – 1972 Assistant Professor of Economics, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1964 – 1968 Pre-doctoral Instructor, University of Washington Nonacademic Experience: 1975 – 1977 International Economist (GS-14) Office of Foreign Economic Research,

U. S. Department of Labor, while on leave from West Georgia College. 1973 – 1973 International Economist (GS-13), Office of Foreign Economic Research,

U.S. Department of Labor (March - September), while on leave of absence from West Georgia College.

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR Courses Taught: ECON 201 Elementary Microeconomics ECON 301 Intermediate Microeconomics Other:

Co-facilitated a Socratic seminar that examines contemporary and classic economic text with advanced economic students and members of the Muncie/Delaware County professional business community to develop a collaborative final product.

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: 2009: Van Cott, T. N., Baack, B., & McGuire, R. (2009). Constitutional Agreement during the

Drafting of the Constitution: A New Interpretation. Journal of Legal Studies, 38(2).

2004-2008:

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Van Cott, T. N. (2007). Doomsters, Evil I’s, and Tunnel Vision Economics. The Independent Review, 11(4), 595-599.

Spector, L., & Van Cott, T. N. (2007). Textbooks and Pure Fiscal Policy: The Neglect of

Monetary Basics. Econ Journal Watch 4(1), 60-70. Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (2005). Tariffs, Immigration, and Economic Insulation: A New

View of the U.S. Post-Civil War Era. The Independent Review, 9(4), 529-542. 1999-2003: Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (2003). More on Voting. The Independent Review, 7(4), 603-

605. McGuire, R., & Van Cott, T. N. (2003). A Supply and Demand Exposition of a Constitutional

Tax Loophole: The Case of Tariff Symmetry. Constitutional Political Economy, 14(1), 39-45.

McGuire, R., & Van Cott, T. N. (2002). The Confederate Constitution, Tariffs, and the Laffer

Relationship. Economic Inquiry. 40(3), 428-438. Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (2002). Now More than Ever Your Vote Doesn’t Matter. The

Independent Review, 6(4), 591-596. McClure J., & Van Cott, T. N. (2000). Teaching Note: Let's Stop Professing That the Legal

Incidence of the Social Security Tax is Irrelevant. Eastern Economic Journal, 26(4), 483-486.

Prior to 1999: Roberts, P., & Van Cott, T. N. (1999). Michael Polanyi's Economics. The Independent Review,

Reprinted in Tradition and Discovery: The Polanyi Society Periodical, XXV (3), 1998-99.

McClure, J., & Van Cott, T. N (1994). Public Choice at the Little Bighorn. Journal of Economic

Education. Spector, L., & Van Cott, T. N. (1992). The Deficit Coefficient: A Mixed Signal. Public

Finance/Finances Publiques, (3). Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1991). Product Quality and Taxation: A Reconciliation.

Public Finance Quarterly, 19(2), 233-237. Santoni, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1990). The Ruthless Fed: A Critique of the AST Hypothesis.

Public Choice, 67(3).

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McGuire, R., Ohsfeldt, R., & Van Cott, T. N. (1990). More on the Determinants of the Choice

Between Public and Private Production of a Publicly Funded Service. Public Choice, 66(2).

Bohanon, C., McClure, J., & Van Cott, T. N. (1990). Government Inflation Statistics and the

Inflation Tax on Money. Public Finance/Finances Publiques, 45(1), 162-164. Spector, L., & Van Cott, T. N. (1988). Cebula on Crowding Out: A Comment. Public Choice,

58(1). McGuire, R., Ohsfeldt, R., & Van Cott, T. N. (1987). The Determinants of the Choice Between

Public and Private Production of a Publicly Funded Service. Public Choice, 54(3). Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1987). Patinkin on a Money-Financed Increase in Government

Expenditures: What Happened to Seigniorage? Public Finance/ Finances Publiques, 42(2), 332-335.

Van Cott, T. N. (1987). Regulating the Economy, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1986). Aggregate Labor Supply and Marginal Tax Rates:

Getting It Right. American Economic Review, 76(1), 277-279. Bohanon, C., Lynch, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1985). A Supply and Demand Exposition of the

Operation of a Gold Standard in a Closed Economy. Journal of Economic Education, 16(1), 16-26.

Bohanon C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1984). Specific Taxes, Product Quality, and Rate-Revenue

Analysis. Public Finance Quarterly, 12(4), 500-511. Bohanon, C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1984). Shapiro on Marginal Tax Rates and Aggregate Labor

Supply: A Comment. Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics, 23(2), 15-19. McGuire, R., & Van Cott, T. N. (1984). Public versus Private Economic Activity: A New Look

at School Bus Transportation. Public Choice. Reprinted as a Heartland Policy Study (1986) by the Heartland Institute, Chicago, Illinois.

Van Cott, T. N., & Wipf, L. (1983) Tariff Reduction Via Inflation: U.S. Specific Tariffs 1972-

1979. Weltwertschaftliches Archiv. Bohanon C., & Van Cott, T. N. (1983). A Note on the Political Economy of Indexation. Public

Finance Quarterly, 11(1), 121-127. Santoni, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1981) Bottle Deposit Legislation: A Reply. Social Science

Quarterly.

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Van Cott, T. N. (1981). Inflation as a Tax on Money: Integration into IS-LM Analysis. Public

Finance Quarterly. Van Cott, T. N. (1980). A Note on the Laffer Curve and the Desired Tax Rate. Western Tax

Review. Santoni, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (Import Quotas: The Quality Adjustment Problem. Southern

Economic Journal. Van Cott, T. N. (1980). The Kemp-Roth Bill and Government Revenues: Comment. Economic

Forum. Lewis, J., & Van Cott, T. N. (1979). Non-Monetary Competition for Students within the

University. Public Choice. Roberts, P., & Van Cott, T. N. (1979). More on the Monetary Sector's Role in Pure Fiscal

Actions. Public Finance Quarterly. Lephardt, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1979). Ad Valorem Taxes: Final Comment. Public Finance

Quarterly. Lephardt, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1979). Ad Valorem Tax Analysis Versus Ad Valorem Taxes:

An Unnoted Inconsistency. Public Finance Quarterly. Van Cott, T. N., & McGuire, R. (1979, March). Price Regulating a Monopolist - A Note on One

Thing It Will Not Do. Atlantic Economic Journal. Van Cott, T. N. (1978). Comment: Technology Transfer: Effects on U.S. Competitiveness and

Employment. Impact of International Trade and Investment on Employment (edited by William Dewald), U.S. Department of Labor, (1978).

Santoni, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1978) .Reply: The Impact of Mandatory Bottle Deposit

Legislation. Social Science Quarterly. Robert, P., & Van Cott, T. N (1978). Restrictive vs. Permissive Money: Two IS-LM Views of

Pure Fiscal Action. Public Finance Quarterly. Van Cott, T. N., & Santoni, G. (1978, December). Textbook Explanations of Import Quotas.

Atlantic Economic Journal. Van Cott, T. N. (1977, July). Friedman on Immigration and the Measurement of Economic

Growth. Atlantic Economic Journal. Van Cott, T. N., & Santoni, G. (1977, March). Inflation as a Tax on Money: Correcting an

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Analogy. Atlantic Economic Journal. Santoni, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1977). The Impact of Mandatory Bottle Deposit Legislation.

Social Science Quarterly. Santoni, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1976). Consumption-Based Private to Public Redistribution

During Inflation. Public Finance Quarterly. Santoni, G., & Van Cott, T. N (1975). Expected Inflation and Unemployment: The IS-LM

Paradigm Extended. Atlantic Economic Journal. Santoni, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1974). Friedman vs. Tobin: A Comment. Journal of Political

Economy. Van Cott, T. N. (1974). Inter-Governmental Transfers and Private Capital Movements,

Economic Inquiry Santoni, G., & Van Cott, T. N. (1972) A Note on the Theory of Efficient Transfers. Kyklos Book Reviews: Van Cott, T. N. (1999, Spring). The Noblest Triumph: Property and Prosperity Through the

Ages by Tom Bethell. St. Martin's Press, (1998). The Independent Review. Van Cott, T. N. (1989, October). Trade Policy Issues and Empirical Analysis, edited by R. E.

Baldwin, University of Chicago Press, (1988). Southern Economic Journal. Non-Referred Journal Articles Publications: 2009: Van Cott, T. N. (2009). Scorn for Big Box Stores Makes the Needy Needier. NWI Times

Hammond, IN, May 6, 2009; Muncie Star Press, Muncie, IN, May 8, 2009; Bedford Times-Mail, Bedford, IN, May 10, 2009; Bloomington Herald Times, Bloomington, IN, May 10, 2009.

Van Cott, T. N. (2009). Stimulus Delusions. In Brief (Foundation for Economic Education),

March 16, 2009. Reprinted in Vincennes Sun-Commercial Vincennes, IN, March 24, 2009; NWI Times, Hammond, IN, March 25, 2009; Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, IN, March 25, 2009; Muncie Star Press, Muncie, IN, March 26, 2009; Bloomington Herald Times, Bloomington, IN, March 29, 2009; Indiana Policy Review, Spring/Summer 2009.

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Van Cott, T. N., & Deitsch, C. (2009, March 9). Capped and gowned CEO’s, John William Pope Center for Higher Education Policy, popecenter.org. Reprinted in City Post and Mail, Columbia City, IN, March 11, 2009; Muncie Star Press, Muncie, IN, March 13, 2009; Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, IN, March 14, 2009; Bloomington Herald Times, Bloomington, IN, March 15, 2009; Indiana Policy Review, Spring/Summer 2009. Excerpted in Business Week.com, March 10, 2009 and U.S. News and World Report.com, March 11, 2009.

2004-2008: Van Cott, T. N. (2007, 2008). Exporting and Importing at the University. Foundation for

Economic Education In Brief, November 30, 2007 and The Freeman, April 2008. Reprinted in Minding the Campus.com, November 30, 2007; The Journal Gazette, Fort Wayne, IN, December12, 2007; Huntington Herald Press, Huntington, IN, December 12, 2007; NWI Times, Hammond, IN, December 12, 2007; TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, December 18, 2007.

Van Cott, T. N. (2007, July/August). America’s Role in Ending the Slave Trade: A Second

Look. The Freeman. Van Cott, T. N. (2006, Summer). Roads and Xenophobia. Indiana Policy Review. Reprinted in

NWI Times, Hammond, IN, January 31, 2007; Terre Haute Tribune Star, Terre Haute, IN, February 1, 2007; Bloomington Hoosier Times, Bloomington, IN, February 4, 2007.

Van Cott, T. N. (2006, June 15). Is It Low Prices or High Prices That Are Bad for Us?

Foundation for Economic Education In Brief. Reprinted in Huntington Herald Press Huntington, IN, July 15, 2006; Bloomington Hoosier Times, Bloomington, IN, July 23, 2006; Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, Fort Wayne, IN, July 25, 2006.

Van Cott, T. N. (2006, April 17). George Mason: Protectionism at its Worst. Mises.org. Van Cott, T. N. (2006, April 5). More than Counting Jobs. Huntington Herald Press,

Huntington, IN; NWI Times, Hammond, IN, April 5, 2006; Bloomington Hoosier Times, Bloomington, IN, April 9, 2006; Foundation for Economic Education In Brief, April 13, 2006.

Van Cott, T. N. (2006, February 17). Who’s Responsible for Crimes of Parolees? TheStarPress,

Muncie, IN. Reprinted in Huntington Herald Press, Huntington, IN, February 22, 2006; Evansville Courier Press, Evansville, IN, February 22, 2006; NWI Times, Hammond, IN, February 23, 2006; Bloomington Hoosier Times, Bloomington, IN, February 26, 2006; Mises.Org, March 1, 2006; Indiana Policy Review, Spring 2006.

Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (2005, June 10). No Trees, No Problems? Think Again,

Homeowners. TheStarPress (Muncie, IN), (June 10, 2005). Also appeared in Indiana Policy Review, (Summer 2005).

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Van Cott, T. N. (2005, April 27). Imports? Never! Mises.org. Also appeared in TheStarPress,

Muncie, IN, May 9, 2005. Van Cott, T. N. (2004, December 21). Make a Difference Day. Mises.org. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (2004, September 24). Moses and Outsourcing. Foundation for

Economic Education In Brief. http://www.fee.org/vnews.php?nid=6287). Featured on Marginal Revolution, September 28, 2004. (http://www.marginalrevolution.com/). Also appeared in MuncieStarPress, Muncie, IN, October 11, 2004.

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (2004, February 11). Perils of Outsourcing. Mises.org. Also

appeared in TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, March 21, 2004, and Indiana Policy Review, Spring-Summer 2004.

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (2004, February). Two Views of Immigration. The World and I

published by The Washington Times, 32-37.

1999-2003: Van Cott, T. N. (2003, October 9). Why Politicians Sell Out. Mises.org. Also appeared in NWI

Times, Hammond, IN, December 24, 2003; Marion Chronicle Tribune, Marion, IN, January 2, 2004; TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, January 4, 2004; and Indiana Policy Review, Winter-Spring 2004.

Van Cott, T. N. (2003, Summer-Fall). Repeated Lies Are Still Lies. Indiana Policy Review. Van Cott, T. N. (2003, May 12). Voting Booths vs. the Marketplace. Mises.org. Also appeared

in Indiana Policy Review, Summer-Fall 2003. Van Cott, T. N. (2003, April 20). Why the Indiana Budget Process Fails ‘Dollars-Spent’

Barometric Test. Terre Haute Tribune Star, Terre Haute, IN. Also appeared in TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, April 23, 2003 and Indiana Policy Review, Summer-Fall 2003.

Van Cott, T. N. (2002, Winter). The U.S. Census and ‘Somebody Done Somebody Wrong’

Economics. Indiana Policy Review. Also appeared in NWI Times, Hammond, IN, December 1, 2002 and The Free Market, January 2003.

Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (2002, October 4). Preservation and Private Property. Mises.org.

Also appeared in Indiana Policy Review, Winter 2002. Van Cott, T. N. (2002, May 31). The U.S. Embargo on Cuba: A Red Herring. TheStarPress,

Muncie, IN, May 31, 2002. Also appeared in Ideas on Liberty, June 2003.

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Van Cott, T. N. (2002, May 6). Indiana’s Special Session: It’s a Budgetary Mirage. TheStarPress, Muncie, IN. Also appeared in Indiana Policy Review, Summer 2002.

Van Cott, T. N. (2002, March 26). Direct from Chile. Mises.org. Also appeared in

TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, April 3, 2002, and in Indiana Policy Review, Summer 2002. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (2000, 2001). It Still Doesn’t Count. Mises.org. December 5,

2000. Also appeared in TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, January 10, 2001. Van Cott, T. N. (2000, April 17). The Rich Getting Soaked. Mises.org. Prior to 1999:

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1998, April). Roberto and Fidel: Two Versions of 'Share the

Wealth'. The Freeman, April 1998. Reprinted in The Miami Herald, January 12, 1998. Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (1993, 2006). Immigration: Friend or Foe? The Freeman,

October 1993, Reprinted in TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, May 7, 2006; NWI Times, Hammond, IN, May 24, 2006; Evansville Courier Press, Evansville, IN, May 24, 2006; Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, Fort Wayne, IN, May 25, 2006; Huntington Herald Press, Huntington, IN, May 25, 2006.

Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (1993). Are Americans Overfed? The Freeman, August 1993.

Reprinted in: Enterprise, Fallbrook, CA, August 5, 1993; Elko Daily Free Press, Elko, NV, August 19, 1993; Evening Herald, Shenandoah, PA, August 26, 1993.

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1991). Foreign Investment Helps Americans. The Freeman,

41(3), March 1991. Reprinted in: Ultima Hora, Dominican Republic, November 22, 1991; Comercio E Industria, El Salvador, September-October 1991; El Hispano News, Albuquerque, NM, May 3, 1991; Temas, New York, NY, April 30, 1991; TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, April 28, 1991; Waterbury Republican-American, Waterbury, CT, April 10, 1991; Deerfield Review, Wilmette, IL, April 4, 1991; Libre Empresa, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, April 1991; Evening Herald, Shenandoah, PA, April 1, 1991; Indiana Policy Review, Spring 1991; Diario Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico, March 22, 1991; Tyler Courier Times, TX, March 1, 1991; El Mundo, Oakland, CA, February 27, 1991; Excerpted in the Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN, March 12, 1991; Street News, New York, New York, September 15, 1991.

Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (1990, Summer). Choice in Education. Indiana Policy Review,

Summer 1990. Reprinted in: TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, May 20, 1990. Excerpted in The Wall Street Journal as a “notable and quotable,” June 25, 1990.

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1989, February). Blockading Ourselves. The Freeman, 39(2),

69-70. Reprinted in: La Prensa, Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 21, 1989; El Heralds Catolico, Sacramento, CA, September 24, 1989.

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Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (1988, October). Who Speaks for Future Americans? St. Croix

Review, XXI(5), 43-47. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1988, October). The Line-Item Veto Won't Work. The

Freeman, 38(10), 397-399. Reprinted in: Daily News, Dayton, OH, September 28, 1988; The Houston Post, Houston, TX, November 1, 1988; TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, November 27, 1988; Lincoln Journal, Lincoln, NE, October 31, 1989; Henderson Home News, Henderson, NV, July 12, 1990. Referenced in Principles of Microeconomics, by Roy J. Ruffin and Paul R. Gregory, 4th Edition, Chapter 11.

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1988, July). Bumper-Sticker Economics. The Freeman, 38(7),

267-268. Reprinted in: Daily News, Dayton, OH, July 20, 1988; Daily Tribune, Seymour, IN, July 12, 1988; Indianapolis Business Journal, Indianapolis, IN, July 25, 1988; Centre Democrat, Bellefonte, PA, August 9, 1989.

Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (1988). The Job Abacus: No Guide to Public Policy. The

Freeman, April 1988. Reprinted in: Orange County Register, CA, April 22, 1988; Free Press Canton, OH, April 27, 1988; News and Reporter Bensalem, PA, May 10, 1988; TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, June 12, 1988.

Van Cott, T. N., & Roberts. P.C. (1974, December). Bureaucratic Conspiracy and the Energy

Crisis. Reason. Republished in Georgia Professional Engineer, (March-April 1975). Van Cott, T. N., Roberts, P. C., & Santoni, G. (1973, 1974). Wage-Price Controls and Socially

Irresponsible Government: The Guilt Triangle Theory of Inflation. Human Events, August 11, 1973. Republished in Reason, October 1973, and in Research Reports, American Institute for Economic Research, December 31, 1973 and January 7, 1974.

Van Cott, T. N., & Santoni, G. (1972, Spring). A Note on Monopoly and the General Price

Level: An Explanation via the Income Expenditure Model. Intermountain Economic Review.

Van Cott, T. N., Gisser, M., & Santoni, G. (1972, Fall). A Note on Inflation, Adaptive

Expectations, and the IS-LM Model. Intermountain Economic Review. Van Cott, T. N., & Santoni, G. (1971, Fall). A Note on the 100% Rule and Economic Stability

in the IS-LM Macro-Model. Intermountain Economic Review. News Articles:

2004-2008: Van Cott, T. N., & Flowers, M. (2004, February 4). Only One Answer for BSU Search: Start

Over. TheStarPress, Muncie, IN.

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1999-2003: Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (2002, December 15). Smokers Crossing Over. TheStarPress,

Muncie, IN. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (2000, September 10). Why We Should All Demand More Tax

Cuts. The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN. Van Cott, T. N. (2000, March 5). Government-required Pay Raise Doesn't Help City or

Workers. TheStarPress, Muncie, IN. Van Cott, T. N. (1999, November 29). D.C. Transformation Can Turn Disgust into Bacon.

TheStarPress, Muncie, IN. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1999, February 17). Some Common Sense on CEO

Compensation. TheStarPress, Muncie, IN.

Prior to 1999:

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1998, January 12). Goizueta Generated More Income than the Entire Cuban Economy. Miami Herald, pp. 13A.

Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1997, November 30). Framing the NAFTA Debate in Number

of Jobs per Worker. Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN, pp. 2D. Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (1997, August 31). What's NAFTA Done? TheStarPress,

Muncie, IN. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1995, May 22). Varying Fares for a Trip on the Federal

Airplane. Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN, pp. A11. Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (1993). Imports Are Bad Mind-Set. The Indianapolis Star,

Indianapolis, IN, April 21, 1993. Reprinted in TheStarPress, Muncie, IN, May 6, 1993. Van Cott, T. N., & McClure, J. (1993, April 21). When Cities Sit Down to a Free Federal Grant

Lunch. The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, IN. Van Cott, T. N., & Bohanon, C. (1987, November 5). Line Item Veto Won't Cure All. Letter to

the Wall Street Journal, November 5, 1987.

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SERVICE ACTIVITIES University Service:

Department of Economics Chairman--1985-86 to 1998-99. College of Business Dean Search Committee--1983-84. Department of Economics Salary Committee--1982-83, 1984-85 to 2001-2002. Department of Economics Promotion and Tenure Committee--1978-79, 1980-81, 1983-

84, 1985-86 to 1998-99, 2002-2007. Department of Economics Hiring Committee--1980-81, 1985-86 to 1998-99, 2006-2008.

Other Professional Activity:

External Reviewer for Department of Economics, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota. February 1992.

External Reviewer for Department of Economics, Taylor University, Upland, Indiana. November 1990.

CURRICULUM VITA DeVon L. Yoho

2009 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Name: DeVon L. Yoho Rank: Director, Center for Economic Education Associate Professor of Economics Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Address: Department of Economics Miller College of Business Ball State University Muncie, IN 47304 Office: WB 134 Phone: 765-285-8020 E-Mail: dyoho@bsu.edu Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economic Education, Human Resources Economics Degrees: Doctoral Degree: Name of Degree: Ph.D. Year Conferred: 1974 Degree-Granting Institution: University of Missouri Principal Academic Unit: Department of Economics Major Field of Study: Economics Dissertation Title: Discussion Groups in Introductory Economics: The Effects of

Out-of-Class Student Interaction. Masters Degree: Name of Degree: M.A. Year Conferred: 1968 Degree-Granting Institution: Purdue University Major Field of Study: Economics Minor Field of Study: Education Bachelors Degree: Name of Degree: B.A. Year Conferred: 1964 Degree-Granting Institution: Westmar College Major Field of Study: History Minor Field of Study: Philosophy and Psychology

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Professional Certification: Name of Certificate: Social Studies Teaching Year Conferred: 1964 State Conferring Certificate: Iowa Academic Experience: 1978 – Present Director, Center for Economic Education, Ball State University, Muncie,

Indiana 1978 – Present Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 1976 – 1978 Assistant Professor of Economics, Oklahoma State University 1974 – 1975 Visiting Professor of Economics, Indiana University 1968 – 1971 Instructor of Economics, St. Cloud State University 1964 – 1967 Teacher of Social Studies, Atlantic High School Courses Taught:

BUSAD 101 Introduction to Business ECON 116 Survey of Economic Ideas ECON 201 Elementary Economics ECON 581 Workshop on Economic Education

Other:

Wrote a WWW based tutorial on elasticity. Published WWW pages for all my courses as well as for six economic education

workshops. Faculty member for team that wrote WebGB.

Wrote two one credit WWW economics awareness courses for elementary teachers. Content consultant and Web designer for KidsEcon.com a Web resource for teachers and

4-6 grade students and their parents. Instructional Grants or Contracts SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Refereed Journal Articles Publications: Prior to 1999: Yoho, D. L. (1998). The Price of Beanie Babies--and other Web Wonders for K-6 Economics.

Social Studies and the Young Learner, 32-33.

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Yoho, D. L. (1993). The Developmental Economic Education Program in Theory and Practice. Chapter in the International Journal of Social Education, 70-76.

Yoho, D. L. (1989). Fairmodel: Microcomputer Software to Teach Macroeconomic Concepts.

Journal of Economic Education, 107-113. Proceedings from Scholarly Meetings: Prior to 1999: Understanding Interdependence and Coordination: Enhancing Mutual Understanding Between

Korea and the United States of America, Korea-U.S. Symposium, Enhancing Mutual Understanding between Korea and the U.S. through Social Studies Education in Information Age, Korean Social Studies Association, August, 1997, pp. 121-125.

Instructional Materials (1994 – 2004): Economics at Work, laserdisc and computer software based semester economics courser for use

with high school TechPrep students, August, 1995. Winner 1995 Crystal Award, AECT Division of Telecommunications and winner 1996 Bronze Award, International Association of Audio Visual Communications.

Funding for two sections of Economics 581 from the Indiana Council for Economic Education

KidsEcon.com, interactive learning experience for kids uses components of Trade-Offs, a very

popular and highly effective video series for 4-6 grade students, in a multimedia Web environment. USA Group Foundation grant for the development of KidsEcon.com

Chapters in Books: Prior to 1999: Yoho, D. L., & Walstad, W. (1990, January). Microcomputer-Assisted Instruction. Chapter in

The Principles of Economics Course: A Handbook for Instructors, McGraw-Hill. Contracts and Grants: Indiana Council for Economic Education 1994-2006 averaging $23,000 a year. Presentations at Conferences: 1999 – 2003:

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“Web Resources and Economic Education: An Update.” Annual Meeting of National Council on Economic Education and the National Association of Economic Educators. News Orleans, Louisiana. October 16, 2003.

“Web Resources and Economic Education: An Update.” Annual Meeting of National Council

on Economic Education and the National Association of Economic Educators. San Diego, California. October 10, 2002.

“Using Web Resources to Enhance Council and Center Programs and Activities.” Annual

Meeting of EconomicsAmerica. Chicago, Illinois. October 25, 2001. “Web Resources and Economic Education: An Update.” Annual Meeting of EconomicsAmerica.

Chicago, Illinois. October 25, 2001. “KidsEcon.com.” Annual Meeting of EconomicsAmerica. Savannah, Georgia. October 14,

2000. “Using WWW Resources to Enhance High School Economics Instruction.” Annual Meeting of

EconomicsAmerica. Boise, Idaho. October 22, 1999. Prior to 1999: “Web Based Economics Education Courses for K-6 Teachers.” Annual Meeting of

EconomicsAmerica. Washington, D.C. October 16, 1998. “Training K-12 Teachers to Use Technology in Econ Ed Instruction.” Annual Meeting of

EconomicsAmerica. Washington, D.C. October 14, 1998. “National Economic Education Institutes (NEEI) MCI/EA Institute on the Cyber-Teach and

NetNewsline.” Annual Meeting of EconomicsAmerica. Indianapolis, Indiana. September 17-18, 1997.

“Economics at Work.” National Council for the Social Studies. Washington, D.C. November 25, 1996.

“Economics at Work.” National Economic Education Institute. Honolulu, Hawaii. September 17,

1996. “Distance Learning: An Economics Tool for the Future.” Annual Meeting of

EconomicsAmerica. Honolulu, Hawaii. September 20, 1996. “Improved Performance Measurements for EconomicsAmerica Schools.” Annual Meeting of

EconomicsAmerica. Dallas, Texas. September 29, 1995. “Recruiting EconomicsAmerica Schools for Systemic Change: An Update.” Annual Meeting of

EconomicsAmerica. Dallas, Texas. September 29, 1995

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“The Review of Councils and Centers: A Win-Win Situation.” Annual Meeting of

EconomicsAmerica. Dallas, Texas. September 28, 1995. “Economics at Work.” National Economic Education Institute. Dallas, Texas. September 26,

1995. "Technology as Instruction in Economic Education: A Sampler", September 30, 1994, Annual

Meeting of the National Council and the National Association of Economic Educators, Williamsburg, VA.

"Preview of Workplace Economics." Center Directors' Roundtable, Annual Meeting of the

National Council and the National Association of Economic Educators. Williamsburg, VA. September 29, 1994.

"Technology as Instruction in Economic Education." Annual Meeting of the National Council

and the National Association of Economic Educators. Williamsburg, VA. September 28, 1994,

"Fund Raising for Workplace Economics." Conference Clinic, Annual Meeting of the National

Council and the National Association of Economic Educators. Williamsburg, VA. September 27, 1994.

SERVICE ACTIVITIES Professional and Academic Organization Activities (1994 – 2006): American Economics Association

Midwest Economics Association National Association of Economic Educators

International Experiences and Assignments (1994 – 2008):

Study tour leader for four area elementary teachers to the Ukraine the fall of 2005. Study tour leader and trainer for four center/council colleagues to the Lithuania, January 2006

Economics instructor for secondary teachers and university professors from five countries of the former Soviet Union in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan during the winter and spring of 2000.

Instructor in a Level II Economic Education Workshop for Latvian secondary teacher and

university professors sponsored by the National Council on Economic Education, September 25-October 5, 1997.

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Consulting and Board of Directors:

Economics Education Consultant to: Agency for Instructional Technology (1979-present) Internal Revenue Service (1989-91) National Council on Economic Education (1979-present) Hawaii Council on Economic Education (1997), Nebraska Council on Economic Education (1998) Indiana Council for Economic Education (1979-present) CLASS University of Nebraska, Lincoln (1998).

Member editorial board for EconEdLink the National Council on Economic Education’s WWW site for curriculum materials and student activities sponsored by MCI/WorldCom.

HONORS, AWARDS AND RECOGNITION Recipient of the 2000 Francis Asbury Award for Fostering United Methodist Ministries in

Higher Education. The John C. Schramm Leadership Award, National Association of Economic Educators and The

National Council on Economic Education, September 1994.

CURRICULUM VITA

Abera Zegeye

2009

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Name: Abera Zegeye

Rank: Associate Professor

Department of Economics

Miller College of Business

Ball State University

Address: Department of Economics

Miller College of Business

Ball State University

Muncie, IN 47306

Office: WB 121

Phone: (765) 285-1117

E-mail: azegeye@bsu.edu

Area of Academic Discipline Specialization: Economics

Degrees:

Doctoral Degree:

Name of Degree: PhD

Year Conferred: 1978

Degree-Granting Institution: Indiana University

Principal Academic Units: Economics

Major Fields of Study: Microeconomics, International Economics, Econometrics

Minor Field of Study: Political Science

Dissertation Title: Price and Non-price Competition between Centrally

Planned Economics and Less Developed Countries in the

Export of Primary Products to Selected West European

Markets.

Masters Degree:

Name of Degree: Master of Arts (Economics).

Year Conferred: 1971

Degree-Granting Institution: Indiana University

Major Field of Study: Economics

Minor Field of Study: Political Science

Bachelors Degree:

Name of Degree: Bachelor of Science

Year Conferred: 1968

Degree-Granting Institution: Belgrade University, Yugoslavia

Major Field Of Study: Economics

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Academic Experience:

1980 – Present Associate Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

1974 – 1980 Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, Miller

College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

1973 – 1973 Visiting Assistant Professor, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio

1972 – 1973 Associate Instructor, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR MOST RECENT CALENDAR YEAR

Courses Taught:

Econ 201 Elementary Microeconomics

Econ 221 Business Statistics

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES

Refereed Journal Articles Publications:

2009:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. (2009). How Much Do Students Need to

Succeed in Business and Economics Statistics? An Ordered Probit Analysis. Journal of

Statistics Education, 17 (3), 31 pages.

2004 - 2008:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. (2007). Changes in Math Prerequisites

and Student Performance in Business Statistics: Do Math Prerequisites Really Matter?

Journal of Economics and Finance Education, 6(2), 27-38.

Non-Refereed Proceedings Published:

2004 - 2008:

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A., (2007). The Impact of Different Math

Prerequisites on the Performance of Business Statistics Students. Proceedings of the

Conference on the Occasion of the Retirement of Mir Masoom Ali, 276-285.

Presentations at Conferences:

2004 - 2008:

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Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. “How Much Math Do Students Really

Need to Succeed in Business and Economics Statistics? An Ordered Probit Analysis,”

Midwest Economic Association Annual Meeting. Chicago. March 15, 2008.

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T. A. “How Much Math Do Students Really

Need to Succeed in Business and Economics Statistics? An Ordered Probit Analysis,”

Eastern Economic Association Annual Meeting. Boston. March 7, 2008.

Green, J. J., Stone, C. C., Zegeye, A., & Charles, T.A. “Changes in Math Prerequisites and the

Performance of Business Students,” Midwest Economic Association Annual Meeting.

Chicago. March 24, 2006.

SERVICE ACTIVITIES

University, College, Departmental Committees:

Member, Social Committee of the College Of Business (2004-Present.)

Member, College Global Business Committee (2004-2006).

Member, Department and College Commencement Committee (2006-2009)

Professional and Academic Organization Activities:

Session Chair and a Discussant of a paper at the Eastern Economic

Association Conference (2008)

Session Chair and a Discussant of a paper at the Midwest Economic association

Conference (2008.)

Professional Development and Participation (2004 - 2008):

Attended most of the faculty seminars sponsored by, Miller college of Business, Ball

State University.