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Updated: July 20, 2020 CONTACT INFORMATION JAMUS JEROME LIM Economics Department, ESSEC Business School Asia-Pacific, 5 Nepal Park, Singapore 139408 +65 6413 9375 (Off) +65 6884 9781 (Fax) jamus@essec.edu (Email) http://jamus.name (Web) EDUCATION 9/2014–6/2015 9/2012–5/2018 9/2001–9/2006 9/1999–7/2000 6/1996–12/1998 Harvard University Postdoctoral Fellow, Political Economics, Safra Research Lab Advisor: Eric Maskin Master of Liberal Arts, Extension Studies in History Advisor: Felipe Barrera-Osorio Cambridge, MA University of California Doctor of Philosophy, International Economics Master of Arts, Economics & Master of Arts, Politics Advisors: Joshua Aizenman & Donald Wittman (co-chairs), Ken Kletzer Santa Cruz, CA London School of Economics Master of Science, Economics Advisor: Nobu Kiyotaki London, England University of Southern Queensland Toowoomba, Australia Bachelor of Business (Honors), Economics (Major) & Computing (Minor) Advisor: Jim Longmire 1/1989–12/1994 Raffles Institution/Raffles Junior College Singapore FIELDS OF INTEREST & EXPERTISE Primary: International Economics, Development Economics, Political Economics Secondary: Applied Econometrics, Positive Political Theory, World History PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1/2018–present 3/2018–present 3/2016–present ESSEC Business School Associate Professor, Economics Department Thirdrock Group Chief Economist Center for Analytical Finance Research Affiliate 11/2014–12/2017 Abu Dhabi Investment Authority Lead Economist, Strategy Unit Singapore Singapore Santa
 Cruz, CA Abu Dhabi, UAE 7/2012–10/2014 9/2009–6/2012 9/2008–8/2009 9/2007–8/2008 9/2007–3/2016 The World Bank Senior Economist, Development Prospects Group Economist, Development Prospects Group Economist (Young Professional), Middle East and North Africa Region Economist (Young Professional), Human Development Anchor Mentor: Aart Kraay Washington, DC Santa Cruz Institute for International Economics Research Associate Santa Cruz, CA 1 Updated: July 20, 2020 8/2006–8/2007 3/2005–6/2006 1/2002–3/2005 7/2002–9/2002 9/2000–9/2001 3/1999–8/1999 1/1999–3/1999 Centre College Assistant Professor (Tenure Track), Department of Economics Danville, KY University of California Teaching Fellow, Department of Economics Teaching Assistant/Research Assistant, Departments of Economics, Politics, Sociology & Environmental Studies Santa Cruz, CA Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Research Associate, Regional Economic Studies J.P. Morgan Analyst, Emerging Markets Sales, Trading & Research Greenridge Primary School Substitute Teacher, English and Mathematics Singapore Singapore Singapore THESES & MONOGRAPHS     “Essays on the Political Economy of International Financial Crises”, doctoral dissertation “Human Capital Destruction and Economic Performance: Quasi-Experimental Evidence from China’s Cultural Revolution”, masters thesis “To MU or Not to MU?
Revisiting EMU One Year On”, masters essay “Optimal Choice of an Exchange Rate Regime: The Case of Australia”, honors thesis EDITED VOLUMES  Information Technology in Asia: New Development Paradigms, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (2002) (with Chia Siow Yue) REFEREED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS          “Why Do Fiscal Multipliers Depend on Fiscal Positions?”, Journal of Monetary Economics (forthcoming) (with Raju Huidrom, Ayhan Kose & Franziska Ohnsorge) (also CAMA Working Paper 35/2016, CEPR Discussion Paper 11346 and World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 7724) “The Limits of Central Bank Independence for Inflation Performance,” Public Choice (forthcoming) “Growth in the Shadow of Debt,” Journal of Banking and Finance, vol.
103 (Jun 2019), pp.

98–112 “Foreign Bank Behavior During Financial Crises”, Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, vol.

49, no.

2–3, pp.

351–92 (Mar–Apr 2017) (with Jonathon Adams-Kane & Julián Caballero Bustos) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 6590 and IDB Working Paper 512) “Quantitative Easing and the Post-Crisis Surge in Financial Flows to Developing Countries”, Journal of International Money and Finance, vol.

68, no.

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68, no.

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331–357 (Nov 2016) (with Sanket Mohapatra) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 6820) “Institutional Quality Mediates the Effect of Human Capital on Economic Performance”, Review of Development Economics, vol.

20, no.

2, pp.

426–442 (May 2016) (with Jonathon Adams- Kane) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 6792) “Endogenous Transactions Costs and Institutions in the 2007/08 Financial Crisis”, Journal of Regulatory Economics, vol.

49, no.

1, pp.
49, no.

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56–85 (Feb 2016) (with Terence Tan) (also Edmond J. Safra Working Paper 63) “Global Transmission Channels for International Bank Lending in the 2007/09 Financial Crisis”, Journal of International Money and Finance, vol.

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97–113 (Sep 2015) (with Jonathon Adams-Kane & Yueqing Jia) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 6011) Journal of “Institutional and Structural Determinants of Macroeconomics, vol.

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41, no.

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160–177 (Sep 2014) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 6591) Investment Worldwide”, 2 Updated: July 20, 2020                      “Trade Openness Reduces Growth Volatility When Countries are Well Diversified”, Canadian Journal of Economics, vol.

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46, no.

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765–790 (May 2013) (with Mona Haddad, Cosimo Pancaro & Christian Saborowski) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 5222 and European Central Bank Working Paper 1491) (special mention, Johnson Prize) “Bilateral M&A Activity from the Global South”, North American Journal of Economics and Finance, vol.

23, no.
23, no.

3, 345–364 (Dec 2012) (with Mansoor Dailami & Sergio Kurlat) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 5953) “Export Diversification in a Transitioning Economy: The Case of Syria”, Economics of Transition, vol.

20, no.

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339–367 (Apr 2012) (with Christian Saborowski) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 5811) “Estimates of Trade-Related Adjustment Costs in Syria”, Journal of Policy Modeling, vol.

32, no.

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32, no.

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842–864 (Nov–Dec 2010) (with Christian Saborowski) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 5368) “Recognition, Redistribution, and Liberty”, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, vol.

74, no.

3, pp.

240–252 (Jun 2010) (with Anne Collins) “Democracy & Trade: An Empirical Study”, Economics of Governance, vol.

10, no.

2, pp.

165–186 (Apr 2009) (with Jessica Decker) “Sticks and Carrots: Two Incentive Mechanisms Supporting Intra-Group Cooperation”, Economics Letters, vol.
102, no.

3, pp.

177–180 (Mar 2009) (with Thorsten Janus) “Reinstating the Rational Voter”, Economists’ Voice, vol.

6, no.

3, art.

5 (Feb 2009) “Atoms for Peace, Redux: Energy Codependency for Sustained Cooperation on the Korean Peninsula”, Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public Policy, vol.

15, no.

1, art.

4 (Jan 2009) (with Kyle Beardsley) “China’s SME Development Strategies in the Context of a National Innovation System”, ADB Institute Research Papers, no.

73, pp.
73, pp.

1–38 (Nov 2008) (with Toshiki Kanamori & Tracy Yang) (also ADBI Discussion Paper 55) “What Fundamentally Drives Growth?

Revisiting the Institutions and Economic Performance Debate”, Journal of International Development, vol.

20, no.

5, pp.

698–725 (Jul 2008) (with Jessica Decker) “Jesus versus Jihad: Economic Shocks and Religious Violence in the Indonesian Republic at the Turn of the 20th Century”, Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, vol.

19, no.

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19, no.

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269–303 (Jul 2008) “Zombies May Mean Attention Bonds Will Not Cure Spam”, Economists’ Voice, vol.

5, no.

2, art.

5 (May 2008) “On the Role of the State in an Increasingly Borderless World”, Globalization, vol.

5, no.

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5, (Winter 2005), online: http://globalization.icaap.org/content/v5.2/lim.html; reprinted in Robin Ghosh, K.R.

Gupta & Prasenjit Maiti (editors), Development Studies, vol.

2, pp.

59–90, New Delhi, India: Atlantic Publishers (2008), pp.
59–90 “The International Economics Network”, Journal of Economic Education, vol.

35, no.

4, p. 416 (Fall 2004) “Competitive Devaluations: Bitter Pill or Bad Medicine?

The Case of Thailand”, ASEAN Economic Bulletin, vol.

21, no.

2, pp.

213–233 (Aug 2004) (with Tracy Yang) “Crisis, Contagion, and East Asian Stock Markets”, Review of Pacific Basin Markets and Policies, vol.

7, no.

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7, no.

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119–151 (Mar 2004) (with Tracy Yang) “Rewriting the Book on Education: Ivy League Style”, The Technology Source, vol.

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8 (Nov/Dec 2002), online: http://technologysource.org/issue/2001-11 “East Asia in the Information Economy: Opportunities and Challenges”, Info, vol.

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56–65 (Sep 2002) “Chromosomes and the Slutsky Equation”, Journal of Bioeconomics, vol.

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3, no.

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61–63 (Jan 2001) “Fun, Games and Economics: An Appraisal of Game Theory in Economics”, University Avenue Undergraduate Journal of Economics, vol.

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1–22 (1998–99) 3 Updated: July 20, 2020 CHAPTERS, CONFERENCE VOLUMES & INVITED PUBLICATIONS              “Interest Rates and Saving-Investment Dynamics in a Multipolar World Economy”, in Mario Baldassari (editor), Quo Vadis: World Economy and Institutions at a Crossroads, London, England: Palgrave Macmillan, pp.
28–45 (2015) (with Maurizio Bussolo) “Fiscal Policy Challenges in Developing Economies”, in World Bank, Global Economic Prospects: Having Fiscal Space and Using It, Washington, DC: The World Bank, pp.
119–154 (2015) (with Amer Ahmed, Raju Huidrom, Ayhan Kose, Sergio Kurlat & Franziska Ohnsorge) (winner, Development Economics Vice-Presidency Team Award) “Capital Flows and Risks in Developing Countries”, in World Bank, Global Economic Prospects: Coping with Policy Normalization in High-Income Countries, Washington, DC: The World Bank, pp.
95–118 (2014) (with Andrew Burns, Mizuho Kida, Sanket Mohapatra & Marc Stocker) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 6830) (winner, Development Economics Vice- Presidency Team Award) “The Emerging Pattern of Global Investment”, in World Bank, Global Development Horizons: Capital for the Future: Saving and Investment in an Interdependent World, Washington, DC: The World Bank, pp.
17–59 (2013) “Changing Growth Poles and Financial Positions”, in World Bank, Global Development Horizons: Multipolarity: the New Global Economy, Washington, DC: The World Bank, pp.

13–70 (2011) (with Jonathon Adams-Kane) “Volatility, Export Diversification, and Policy”, in Mona Haddad & Ben Shepherd (editors), Managing Openness: Trade and Outward-Oriented Growth After the Crisis, Washington, DC: The World Bank, pp.
135–144 (2011) (with Mona Haddad, Laura Munro, Christian Saborowski & Ben Shepherd) “Managing Openness and Volatility: The Role of Export Diversification”, World Bank Economic Premise, no.

6, pp.

1–4 (2010) (with Mona Haddad & Christian Saborowski) “Going Nuclear”, PONI Nuclear Scholars Initiative Papers, vol.

4, pp.

123–133 (2009) “Achieving Better Results in Human Development”, in World Bank, Global Monitoring Report 2008: MDGs and the Environment, Washington, DC: The World Bank, pp.
59–89 (2008) (with Maureen Lewis & Zia Qureshi) “Digital Dreams and Divergent Regimes: The Impact of ICT in Pacific Asia”, in Simon S.C. Tay (editor), Pacific Asia 2022: Sketching Futures of a Region, Washington, DC: Brookings Institution Press and Japan Center for International Exchange, pp.
66–106 (2005) (with Yap Ching Wi) “Singapore: A Regional Hub in ICT”, in Seiichi Masuyama & Donna Vandenbrink (editors), Towards a Knowledge Based Economy: East Asia’s Changing Industrial Geography, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, pp.

259–298 (2003) (with Chia Siow Yue) “The Challenges of Information Technology: Introduction”, in Chia Siow Yue & Jamus Jerome Lim (editors), Information Technology in Asia: New Development Paradigms, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, pp.
1–21 (2002) “Small Open Economies in the New Era of the Knowledge-Based Economy: The Case of Taiwan and Singapore”, NUS Economic Journal, vol.

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61–70 (2001) (with Wang Jiann- Chuyan & Tracy Yang) OFFICIAL BRIEFINGS, DOCUMENTS & REPORTS     “Zimbabwe: Financing Investment in the Aftermath of Hyperinflation” (2012) (with Kay Pommerenke) “Financial Flows to and among Arab Countries” (2011) (with Jacqueline Irving, Thorsten Janus and Sergio Kurlat) “Recent Trends in Financial Flows to Arab Countries” (2010) (with Thorsten Janus and Yueqing Jia) “Promoting Non-Oil Sources of Economic Growth: Syria Country Economic Memorandum” (with Jorge Araujo, Leonardo Garrido, Elena Ianchovichina, and Christian Saborowski) (2010) 4 Updated: July 20, 2020  “Trade Reforms and Export Diversification in Syria: A Diagnostic Review” (2009) (with Jorge Araujo & Fahrettin Yagci) BOOK REVIEWS   “Building the World, One Piece at a Time”, ASEAN Economic Bulletin, vol.
18, no.

2, pp.

240– 242 (Aug 2001) “Review: The Dimensions of Regional Trade Integration in Southeast Asia”, ASEAN Economic Bulletin, vol.

23, no.

3, pp.
395–396 (Dec 2006) OPINION/EDITORIAL ARTICLES  “Business-Government Relations in a Time of Coronavirus”, The Edge, Apr 17, 2020  “What Does the US-China Trade War Mean for Businesses?”, BiZQ, Jun 9, 2019  “A Plan for the Singapore of Tomorrow,” Business Times, Apr 9, 2019  Frequent contributed posts, Prospects for Development weblog, 2010–14  “Tapering and Emerging-Market Capital Flows”, VoxEU, Jan 21, 2014 (with Andrew Burns, Mizuho Kida, Sanket Mohapatra & Marc Stocker); reprinted in Wouter J. Den Haan (editor), Quantitative Easing: Evolution of Economic Thinking As It Happened on Vox, London, England: CEPR Press (2016), pp.
237–247 “Does Openness Really Increase Volatility?”, VoxEU, Mar 21, 2010 (with Mona Haddad & Christian Saborowski) “Too-Simple Solution to Development”, Financial Times, Jun 9, 2008 “IMF Not Evil”, Cento, Apr 5, 2007 “To Re or Not to Re?”, Asia Times, Jun 19, 2004 “Subsidies Not the Way to Go to Fight AIDS”, The Straits Times, Jul 30, 2001 “AIDS Subsidies Call Misses Key Issues”, The Straits Times, Jul 24, 2001 “Mercantilism: Alive and Well in the 21st Century”, Laissez Faire City Times, Jul 9, 2001 “East and West, Singapore’s Mix is Best”, The Straits Times, Jun 23, 2001 “That HIV Dollar Debate”, Today, May 10, 2001 “Safeguard Singapore’s Competitive Advantage”, Mensa Singapore Journal, May 2001 “Local Varsities Need to Improvise”, The Straits Times, Apr 10, 2001 “Cornerstone in Singapore’s Democracy”, Singapore Window, Jan 3, 2001 “Running to a Standstill in the American Economy”, Mensa Singapore Journal, Nov 2000 “Jury Still Out on Effects of KL Capital Controls”, The Straits Times, Feb 9, 1999 “Allow More Competition”, The Straits Times, Feb 3, 1999 “No Regulation”, The Toowoomba Chronicle, Dec 3, 1998                 TEACHING PORTFOLIO International Economics (ECOA 12117), ESSEC Business School   Asian Economies (ECOA 31129), ESSEC Business School  International Finance (ECO 460), Centre College  International Trade (ECO 420), Centre College  Development Economics (ECO 360), Centre College   Globalization and Its Discontents: Freshman Seminar (FRS 162), Centre College  Introduction
 to Macroeconomics (ECON 2), University of California, Santa Cruz  International Trade (ECON 140), University of California, Santa Cruz  Environmental Economics (ECON 170), University of California, Santa Cruz Introduction to Economics (ECO 110), Centre College 5 MEDIA CITATIONS & GUEST LECTURES  Regular guest appearances, CNA (TV) and CNA938 (radio), on First Look Asia/Primetime Updated: July 20, 2020         Asia/Asia First, since Jul 17, 2018 Interview, Business Times Singapore on “Budget Moves
 Prioritize Viable Firms for a Reason,” Feb 21, 2020 Interview, Business Times Singapore on “Budget 2020's Short-Term Stimulus Could Be Smaller Than It Seems,” Feb 20, 2020 Interview, Straits Times on “Singapore Fares Well in Health and Education on Global Social Mobility Index,” Jan 23, 2020 Interview, Business Times Singapore on “Singapore Charts Path on Green Finance,” Jan 6, 2020 Interview, Business Times Singapore on “Foreign Unicorns Here Juicing Up Market for High- Tech Skills,” Jul 11, 2019 Interview, The Edge Singapore on “Jewel: Just One Facet of Growth,” Apr 23, 2019 Interview, Business Times Singapore on “GrabGood May Be Secret Sauce for Tasty Margins,” Apr 17, 2019 Interview, Business Times Singapore on “Uber’s Singapore Hub a Signal More Will Follow,” Apr 3, 2019 Interview, Business Times Singapore on “GrabFood Turns Kitchen Heat Up a Notch by Going Onto Main Menu,” Feb 11, 2019 Interview, The Edge Singapore on “ASEAN Fund Passporting Initiative Good for Branding, But More Cooperation Needed,” Nov 5, 2018 Interview, The Edge Singapore on “Searching for Gold in the Silver Economy,” Oct 22, 2018 Interview, The Edge Singapore on “ASEAN Looks to Seal RCEP Trade Deal Amid Broader Frictions; Doubts Linger Over Impact,” Sep 17, 2018 Interview, The Edge Singapore on “Why the U.S.
Runs Current Account Deficits,” Sep 3, 2018 Interview, Wealth on “Looking Ahead: Positioning your Portfolio for the 2nd Half of 2018,” Jul 11, 2018  Interview, The Edge Singapore on “Education Arms Race Fueling Inequality,” Jun 4, 2018  Commentary, Asian Investor on “Investors React to Malaysia’s Stunning Election Upset,” May         10, 2017 Interview, The Edge Singapore on “Dual Class Shares Controversial But Evidence of Dangers Still Limited,” Apr 9–15, 2018 Interview, The Edge Singapore on “How Should Singapore Adapt the Goods and Services Tax for the e-Commerce Era,” Mar 12–18, 2018  Guest lecture, 7th Annual Research Conference on “The Effects of Quantitative Easing on Developing Country Financial Flows,” Central Bank of Sri Lanka, Nov 28, 2014  Guest lecture, 23rd Cycle of Economic Lectures on “Quantitative Easing and Tapering on Developing Country Financial Flows,” Banco de Guatemala, Jun 9–10, 2014  Guest lecture, Economics Advisory Board Fall Lecture Series on “The Political Economy of International Financial Crises,” Oakland University, Nov 6, 2012  Guest lecture, European School on New Institutional Economics on “Endogeneity in Applied Econometrics with Applications to Politico-Institutional Analyses,” Cargèse, France, May 21– 25, 2012 Interview, China Radio International Today on Beyond Beijing, Dec 25, 2010 Interview, Gulag Magazine, Jun 25, 2007    Guest lecture, Economics Club Lecture Series on “The Political Economy of International Economics,” University of North Carolina at
 Asheville, Mar 23, 2007 UNPUBLISHED WORKING PAPERS  “Capital Shortage or Saving Glut?
Saving, Investment, and Interest in an Evolving Global Economy,” revise and resubmit, Journal of Macroeconomics (2019) (with Maurizio Bussolo, Maryla Maliszewska & Hans Timmer) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 6989) 6 Updated: July 20, 2020         “The Political Economy of Fiscal Procyclicality,” revise and resubmit, European Journal of Political Economy (2020) “Institutional Quality and International Differences in Firm Productivity,” under review, Organizational Science (2020) (with Akash Issar & Sanket Mohapatra) (also IIMA Working Paper 2017-02-01) “Growth Poles and Multipolarity,” under review, Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society (2020) (with Jonathon Adams-Kane) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 5712) “Learning from Financial Crises,” (with Geoffrey Minne) (also World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 6838) “Institutional Development, Capital Accumulation, and the Emergence of Civilizations” (with Thorsten Janus) “Persistent Exchange Rate Volatility Despite Quasi-Stable Capital Flows,” revise and resubmit, New Mathematics and Natural Computation (2016) (with Cameron Shelton) “The Political Economy of a Managed Float: Special Interests, Monetary Authorities, and the Exchange Rate” (2006) (also Santa Cruz Institute for International Economics Working Paper #10- 06) “The Microeconomic Impact of a Financial Crisis: The Case of Bulgaria” (with Jonathon Adams-Kane) (also Bulgarian National Bank Discussion Paper DP/46/2005) (2005) (honorable mention,
 Southwestern Economics Association conference) WORK IN PROGRESS           “Inflation Forecasts in the Long Run” (2019) “International Experiences of Recoveries from Recessions” (2015) (with Delfin Sia Go & Sergio Kurlat) “Robust Causal Links Between Financial Development, Institutional Quality, and Investment” (2013) (with Thorsten Janus & Sergio A. Kurlat) “International Business Cycles in a Changing Global Economy” (2013) (with Hans Timmer & Jasmine Xiao) “Endogenous Social Movements” (2012) (with Thorsten
 Janus) “Governance Indicators in the Social Sectors” (2010) “Toward a Theory of the Modern State: A Theoretical Framework” (2010) “Political Economic Pressures in Financial Crisis Rescues” (2009) “Political Risk and the Exchange Rate: An Exploration with a Regime Switching Model” (2008) (best graduate paper, Illinois Economic Association conference) “The Clash of Civilizations: An Experimental Study” (2006) (with David Friedman & Emily Labarre) UNLOVED PAPER PURGATORY    “Deterring the DPRK in a Post-Cold War Context”, paper presented at the Public Policy and Nuclear Threats Winter Seminar, Washington, DC, Feb 1–2 (2007) “From Petrograd to Seattle: Paradox of Survivalism in Socialist & Neomarxist Ideology” (2005) “Singapore’s SME & ICT Policies for the New Millennium”, paper presented at the ISEAS-IAI Europe-Asia Pacific Conference, Singapore, Nov 14–15 (2000) ACADEMIC AND NONACADEMIC HONORS, SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS & GRANTS 11/2010–present 9/2019–3/2021 Marquis Who’s Who in America Biography Citation New Providence, NJ ESSEC Business School Centre d’Études et de Recherche de l’ESSEC Grants (Co-PI) (€15,000) Cergy-Pontoise, France 5/2018 Harvard University Cambridge, MA 7 5/2016 7/2014–6/2016 3/2012–6/2013 6/2007–9/2007 3/2007–3/2008 3/2001–6/2006 9/2005–6/2006 9/2005–12/2005 Updated: July 20, 2020 Dean’s List for Academic Achievement Lee Kwan Yew School of Public Policy Singapore Commendation Prize, Future of Singapore Economy Essay Competition World Bank Knowledge
 for Change Program II Grant ($250,000) Research Support Budget Grant ($68,475) Washington, DC Centre College Faculty Research Grant ($7,500) Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society Faculty Member Danville, KY University of California Washington Center Graduate Fellowship Institute for Humane Studies Humane Studies Fellowship University of California Doctoral Sabbatical Fellowship Washington, DC Fairfax, VA Washington, DC 9/2004–6/2006 University of California San Diego, CA 9/1999–6/2000 9/1999–6/2000
 12/1998 2/1998–12/1998 6/1998 12/1997 6/1996 12/1997 IGCC Dissertation Fellowship and IGERT Associate Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Tun Dato Tan Cheng Lock Masters Scholarship London School of Economics Masters Entrance Grant Singapore London, England University of Southern Queensland First Class Honors Faculty of Business Honors Scholarship Dean’s Commendation for Creditable Performance Vernon White Memorial Shield Vernon White Prize for Most Improved Student in Economics Toowoomba, Australia Economics Society of Australia Best Business Graduate in Economics Prize Brisbane, Australia Erdős Number: 4 (Jamus Lim ~ Anne Collins ~ Gunnar Carlsson ~ Vance Faber ~ Pál Erdős) VOLUNTEER, COMMUNITY & MILITARY SERVICE 8/2008–present 2/2001–present 6/2012–12/2014 7/2013–6/2014 8/2008–4/2012 7/2005–3/2006 Chronicle of Life Foundation President International Economics Network Principal and Webmaster European Journal of Political Economy Member, Editorial Board World Bank Youth-to-Youth Mentor Asian Currency Unit Studies Association Acting President Santa Cruz, CA Washington, DC Ramat Gan, Israel Washington, DC Singapore UCSC Graduate Student Commons Governance Board Santa Cruz, CA President 8 3/1995–9/1997 Singapore Armed Forces Medic (service) and Rifleman (reserve) PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Updated: July 20, 2020 Singapore Harvard Business School, Unleashing Innovation, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Oct 2–3, 2017; Eurasia Group, Geostrategic Analysis for Investment, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Mar
 21–23, 2017; Harvard Business School, How Countries Compete, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Nov 8–9, 2016; Fitch Learning, Behavioral Finance Course, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Nov 2, 2016; Harvard Business School, Design Thinking and Innovation Workshop, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sep 4–6 & Oct 23, 2016; London Financial Studies, Modern Asset Allocation and Portfolio Construction Course, Abu Dhabi, UAE, May 4–7, 2015; The Institute for Advanced Studies, Victor Rothschild Memorial Symposium Summer School in Economic Theory, Jerusalem, Israel,
 Jun 25– Jul 6, 2010; World Bank, Workshop on Fiscal Sustainability, Washington, DC, May 5–6, 2009; Center for Strategic and International Studies, PONI Nuclear Scholars Initiative, Washington, DC, Jan–Jun 2009; World Bank, Growth Analytics Course, Washington, DC, Nov 3–5, 2008; World Bank, Poverty and Inequality Analysis Course, Washington, DC, Jan 23–Apr 15, 2008; World Bank, Impact Evaluation Workshop, Cairo, Egypt, Jan 13–17, 2008; AEA Committee on Economic Education, Teaching Innovations Program Workshop, Santa Barbara, CA, May 18–20, 2007; University of Kentucky, Economics Teaching Workshop, Lexington, KY, March 31, 2007; Institute for Humane Studies, Social Change Workshop, Stanford, CA, Jun 24–Jun 30, 2006; National Science Foundation, Empirical Implications of Theoretical Models Summer Institute, Berkeley, CA, Jun 12–Jul 8, 2005; Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, IGERT Summer Seminar in Public Policy and Nuclear Threats, San Diego, CA, Jul 4–Jul 30, 2004; National Science Foundation, Empirical Implications of Theoretical Models Summer Institute, St Louis, MO, Jun 14–Jul 2, 2004; Computable and Experimental Economic Laboratory, Intensive Course in Adaptive Economic Processes, Trento, Italy, Jul 1–12, 2002; Ludwig von Mises Institute, Rothbard Graduate Seminar in Human Action, Auburn, AL, Jul 1–8, 1999; Ludwig von Mises Institute, Mises University Summer School in Austrian Economics, Auburn, AL, Aug 2–9, 1998; Informatics College, Advanced Diploma
 in Computer Studies, Singapore, Mar 1995–Jun 1996 PRESENTATIONS AT CONFERENCES, SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS ESSEC Business School First Cuts Seminar, April 24, 2020; International Network for Social Network Analysis Sunbelt 2020 Conference, Paris, France (cancelled); 28th Silvaplana Workshop on Political Economy, Pontresina, Switzerland, Jul 21–25, 2019; International Finance and Banking Society 2019 Conference, Angers, France, Jun 27–29, 2019; ESSEC Business School Departmental Brown Bag, Jun 25, 2019; 39th
 International Symposium on Forecasting, Thessaloniki, Greece, Jun 16–19, 2019; 4th Productivity Research Network Conference, Sydney, Australia, May 16–17, 2019; Globalization of Chinese Wealth Management Workshop, Singapore, Nov 13, 2018; Singapore Management University School of Business First Cuts Seminar, Oct 19, 2018; 27th Silvaplana Workshop on Political Economy, Pontresina, Switzerland, Jul 22–26, 2018; University of Trento School of International Studies Seminar, Jul 20, 2018; 26th Silvaplana Workshop on Political Economy, Pontresina, Switzerland, Jul 23–27, 2017; Safra Lab Research Bonanza, Sep 16, 2014; 18th International Society for New Institutional Economics Annual Conference, Durham, NC, Jun 19– 21, 2014; 48th Canadian Economics Association Annual Conference, Vancouver, Canada, May 30– Jun 1, 2014; ECB-IMF Conference on International Dimensions Of Conventional And Unconventional Monetary Policy, Frankfurt, Germany, Apr 29–30, 2014 (discussant); 72nd Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, IL, Apr 3–6, 2014; 22nd Silvaplana Workshop on Political Economy, Pontresina, Switzerland, Jul 20–24, 2013; 71st Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, IL, Apr 11–14, 2013; UWyo Economics Department Seminar Series, Laramie, WY, Nov 2, 2012; 21th Silvaplana Workshop on Political Economy, Pontresina, Switzerland, Jul 21–25, 2012; 11th European School on New Institutional Economics, Cargèse, France, May 21–25, 2012; 70th Midwest
 Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, IL, Apr 12– 15, 2012; 20th Silvaplana Workshop on Political Economy, Pontresina, Switzerland, Jul 23–27, 2011; 69th Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, Chicago, IL, Mar 31–Apr 1, 2011; 107th 9 Updated: July 20, 2020 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Sep 2–5, 2010; 19th Silvaplana Workshop on Political Economy, Pontresina, Switzerland, Jul 24–28, 2010; World Bank Economists’ Forum, Washington, DC, Apr 27–28, 2010; 68th
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 Boating Intermediate Sailing (Dinghy and Keel) Certification Santa Cruz, California 10 1/2000–7/2000 1/1996–6/1997 1/1994–12/1994 6/1988–12/1990 Wine & Spirit Education Trust Intermediate & Advanced Certificate in Wines & Spirits London, England Updated: July 20, 2020 Yamaha (Contempo) Music School Grade 2 Drum Proficiency Raffles Rugby Merit Award for Sports Performance Singapore Taekwondo Federation Black Belt (Junior) Singapore Singapore Singapore LANGUAGES & PROFICIENCIES English (Native), Mandarin
 Chinese (Fluent), Hokkien Chinese (Basic), French, Arabic (Survival) Basic, C, Pascal, Python (Languages), HTML, LATEX (Markups) eViews, Lingo, Matlab, R, SAS, Shazam, Stata, WinBUGS, WITS, Microsoft Office Suite (Software) REFERENCES Joshua Aizenman, Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089, United States, Tel: +1 (213) 740 2136, Email: aizenman@usc.edu Donald A. Wittman, Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA 95064, United States, Tel: +1 (831) 459 4445, Email: wittman@ucsc.edu Hans Timmer, Chief Economist, South Asia, The World Bank, Washington, DC 20433, United States, Tel: +1 (202) 458 8983, Email: htimmer@worldbank.org (policy reference) Chia Siow Yue, Director Emeritus, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 30 Heng Mui Keng Terrace, Pasir Panjang, Singapore 119614, Tel: +65 6778 0955, Email: chiasy@singnet.com.sg (think tank reference) 11