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1 VITA NAME: Jack H. Stone ADDRESS: 911 Boulevard S.E. Apartment Upstairs Atlanta, Georgia BIRTH DATE: May 25, 1941 MARITAL STATUS: Single PHONE: CITIZENSHIP: U.S.A. EDUCATION: M.S., Real Estate and Urban Affairs, 1982 Georgia State University Ph.D., Economics, 1973 University of Cincinnati Master of Arts, Economics, 1963 University of Cincinnati B.A., Political Science, 1962 University of Cincinnati Additional Coursework: Calculus, Linear Algebra, Mathematical Statistics, Summers of 1969 thru 1973 UCLA and California State College, Long Beach Additional Graduate 1

2 Coursework: Finance, 20 hrs., Georgia State University EXPERIENCE: Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, Occasional Part-Time Instructor, Department of Real Estate and Urban Affairs, School of Business Administration Atlanta University, Atlanta, Georgia, Part-Time Instructor, Statistics, Economics, Real Estate Finance, School of Business Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia Associate Professor of Economics Wright State University Dayton, Ohio Assistant Professor of Economics Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee, Alabama 2

3 Instructor, Assistant Professor University of Cincinnati Teaching Assistant Cincinnati, Ohio COURSE EXPERIENCE: Principles of Economics Microeconomic Theory Macroeconomic Theory Money and Banking History of Economic Thought Comparative Economic Systems Supervision of Senior Theses Statistics Economics of Poverty and Discrimination Applied Econometrics Urban Economics Public Finance Real Estate Finance Real Estate Principles Business Enterprise THESES: "Problems of Soviet Economic Planning" M.A. Thesis, "The Pecuniary Basis of Illegal Behavior: An Economic Interpretation 3

4 Ph.D. Thesis, NONREFEREED PUBLICATIONS: "The Economics of Joint Venturing" Spelman Spotlight (Spelman College Newspaper), November, "SUPDEM" (Computer Source Program and Documentation) Published by National Science Foundation Developed in Summer of REFEREED PUBLICATIONS: "Regulation, Profits, and Amenities: A Note," Revista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciale, "Social Welfare and Economic Fluctuations" (with Stephen M. Renas and Robert Premus), Revista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciale, "A Managerial Model of the Effect of Market Structure on Firm Location" (with Ralph C. Allen and Joseph Rabianski), The Journal of Regional Science, Vol. 26, No. 2, 1986, pp "Amenities, Contestability and Economic Efficiency: A Note"(with Ralph C. Allen), Southern Economic 4

5 Journal, Vol. 54, No. 1, 1987, pp "Managerial Productivity and Firm Size:A Comment on OI's Managerial Time Allocation Model" (with Ralph C. Allen), Economic Inquiry, Vol. XXVI, January 1988, pp "A Note on Monopoly Supply" (with Joseph Rabianski), The American Economist, Volume XXXIII, Spring 1988, Number 1. "The Locational Criteria of the Footloose Firm: A Formal Model" (with Ralph C. Allen), Review of Regional Studies, Spring "What is a footloose industry? An issue in semantics" (with Ralph C. Allen), AREA, Volume 24, Number 3, 1992, pp "Aggregate Demand Models: A Story Analysis" (with Ralph C. Allen) Australian Economic Papers, December Textbook Neglect of the Constant Coefficient@ (with Ralph C. Allen) Journal of Economic Education, Planned Publication Date Fall "Poverty, Business Cycle Conditions, and Property Crime: " (with Ralph C. Allen), Atlantic Economic Journal, Anthology Section, Vol. 24, Sept. 1996, No.3. Market and Public Policy Mechanisms in Poverty Reduction: The Differential Effects on Property Crime@ (with Ralph C. Allen), Forthcoming in the Review of Social Economy. 5

6 Walrasian, Non-Walrasian and Post-Walrasian Perspectives on the AD-AS Model: Theoretical and Pedogogical (Joint with Ralph C. Allen), Aggregate Demand and Supply: A Critique of Orthodox Macroeconomic Modelling, Edited by B. Bhaskara Rao, St. Martins Press, The Gauss-Markov Theorem: A Pedagogical Note@ (Joint with Ralph C.Allen), The American Economist, Spring Strategic Behavior, Real Rigidities, and Production Coordination Failures@, (Joint with Ralph C. Allen), Eastern Economic Journal, Volume 27, Number 3, (Summer 2001), pp Rent Extraction, Principal-Agent Relationships, and Pricing Strategies: Vendor Licensing During the 1996 Olympic Games and Atlanta, (Joint with Ralph C. Allen) Managerial and Decision Economics, Volume 22 Issue 8 (December 2001), pp Family Expenditures on Healthcare Services: An Analysis of the Impact of Socioeconomic Status, Race, Health Status, and Home Health Care on Family Healthcare Expenditures using PSID Data, (Joint with Ralph C. Allen) accepted for Publication to the Southern Journal of Business and Economics. Overcoming Disciplinary and Institutional Barriers: An Interdisciplinary Course in Economics and Sociological Perspectives on Health: Journal of Economic Education, PAPERS: "A Managerial Model of the Effect of Market Structure on Firm Location," (with Ralph C. Allen and Joseph Rabianski) Presented at the Eastern Economic Association meetings, Boston,

7 "The Location Decision of a Divisible Plant with Utility Maximization," (with Ralph C. Allen and Joseph Rabianski), accepted for presentation by the Atlanta Economic Association Montreal, 1984 (Note: Paper was not actually presented due to unforseen absence of one of the authors who was to present the paper). "The Spatial Distribution of a Firm's Activities: A Plant-Headquarters Analysis," Presented at the Southern Economics Association meetings, Atlanta, Fall "The Spatial Distribution of a Firm's Activities: The Decision to Locate a Plant Given a Fixed Location for the Firm's Head-quarters" (with Ralph C. Allen), Presented at the Eastern Economic Meetings, Philadelphia, Spring Market and Public Policy Reduction Mechanisms in Poverty Reduction: The Differential Effects on Property Crime@ (With Ralph C. Allen), Presented at the Southern Economic Association Meetings, Fall, Incorporating Aggregate Demand into Production Coordination Models@ (With Ralph C. Allen), Presented at the Southern Economic Association Meetings, Fall, Coordination by Bank Credit in the Production Coordination-Failure Model: The Perverse Effect of Non- Monetary Demand Shocks, Presented at the Southern Association Meeting, Fall Family Expenditures on Healthcare Services: An Analysis of the Impact of Socioeconomic Status, Race, Health Status, and Home Health Care on Family Healthcare Expenditures using PSID Data, Presented at the Southern Association Meeting, Fall

8 RESEARCH: Post evaluation consultant and researcher (jointly with Michael Langley) for the Crime Impact Program of Atlanta, Georgia funded by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Summer Evaluation of Dayton, Ohio Drug Rehabilitation Program, sponsored by U.S. Department of Justice under Research Contract, Evaluation of Dayton, Ohio Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program, sponsored by U.S. Department of Justice under Research Contract, Research Economist, Army Corps of Engineers, Summer GRANTS: UNCF Grant to Incorporate the Internet into Economics 203, Summer 1997 UNCF Grant To Identify and Incorporate Cases into Economics 301, Summer EARDA Grant to use recent PSID Health Data to Various Health Models, CONSULTING: Statistical and Programming Consultant for Ph. D. Candidate, Statistical and Computer Programming Consultant for Psychologists Engaged in Contract Research,

9 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES: Participant in PSID Workshop sponsored by ICPSR at the University of Michigan, Summer 2004 Participant in the Causal and Statistical Reasoning Workshop sponsored by the Learning Initiative at Carnegie-Mellon University, Aug Open Participant in the GIS (Geographical Information Systems) Workshop at the University of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio, January 2004 Recipient of UNCF/Prudential Faculty Development Curriculum Research Grant. Summer Participant in Workshop on Case Teaching as an Effective Instructional Tool at Historically Black Colleges and Universities held at Tuskegee University on Feb , Recipient of UNCF/Prudential Faculty Development Grant, Summer Participant in Title III Summer Computer Workshop, Summer Participant in Bibliographic Workshop held at Spelman College, Summer Participant in Title III and Sloan Foundation Computer Educational Software Workshop held at Spelman College, Spring and Summer,

10 Participant in Writers Workshop held at Spelman College, Summer, Participant in Workshop on Computer Courseware Development at Morehouse College sponsored by the National Science Foundation, Participant in Seminar on Multivariate Research at the University of Delaware, January Participant in Workshop in Computer Courseware Development at Morehouse College offered by the Computer Science Department, University of Missouri-Rolla in cooperation with Lincoln University Center, with support from the National Science Foundation, Summer Participant in Seminar on Applied Economics for Economics Teachers SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES: Organizational Representative. ICPSR, Spelman College. Responsible for purchasing computer software packages and making them operational pursuant to the implementation of an Urban Environmental Studies HONORS AND AWARDS: Scholarship Recipient, Georgia State University Real Estate and Urban Affairs Department, Dean's List, University of Cincinnati,

11 Member of Omicron Delta Epsilon, Eta Chapter of Ohio. MEMBERSHIP IN SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS: Alumnus of Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity. 11