JOHANNA L. FRANCIS. Department of Economics University of California, Santa Cruz 1156 High Street Santa Cruz, CA 95064

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1 JOHANNA L. FRANCIS Department of Economics University of California, Santa Cruz 1156 High Street Santa Cruz, CA Phone: CURRENT POSITION Research Associate, Dept of Economics, Univ. of California, Santa Cruz, Visiting Associate Professor. Dept of Economics, Univ. of California, Santa Cruz, Associate Professor. Dept of Economics, Fordham University, Assistant Professor. Dept of Economics, Fordham University, EDUCATION Johns Hopkins University, M.A., 2002, Ph.D. Economics, 2006 Complex Systems Summer School, Santa Fe Institute McGill University, B.A. Honours Economics, M.A. Economics 1994 RESEARCH PAPERS 1. Contessi, Silvio, De Pace, Pierangelo and Johanna L. Francis. (2013) The Cyclical Properties of Disaggregated Capital Flows. The Journal of International Money and Finance 32: Contessi, Silvio and Johanna L. Francis. (2013) U.S. commercial bank lending through 2008:Q4: new evidence from gross credit flows. Economic Inquiry. 51(1): Demiralp, Berna and Johanna L. Francis. (2013) Wealth, human capital and the transition to entrepreneurship. Eastern Economic Journal 39: Contessi, Silvio, De Pace, Pierangelo, and Johanna L. Francis. (2012) Changes in the Second-Moment Properties of Disaggregated Capital Flows. Economic Letters. Economics Letters, 115: Cho, Sang-Wook (Stanley) and Johanna L. Francis. (2011) Tax Treatment of Owner Occupied Housing and Wealth Inequality. Journal of Macroeconomics. 33(1): 42-60, March. DOI: /j.jmacro

2 6. Contessi, Silvio and Johanna L. Francis. TARP Beneficiaries and their Lending Patterns during the Financial Crisis. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Review, March/April 2011, 93(2), pp Francis, Johanna L. (2009) Wealth and the Capitalist Spirit. Journal of Macroeconomics. 31(3): , September. 8. Feldman, M.P., Francis, J.L. and J. Bercovitz (2005). Creating a Cluster While Building a Firm: Entrepreneurs and the Formation of Industrial Clusters, Regional Studies 39: Feldman, M. P. and J.L. Francis (2004). Home Grown Solutions: Fostering Cluster Formation through Entrepreneurship, Economic Development Quarterly 18: Feldman, M. P. and J.L. Francis (2003). Fortune Favors the Prepared Region: The Case of Entrepreneurship and the Capitol Region Biotechnology Cluster, European Planning Studies 11(7): PUBLISHED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS Francis, J.L., Kubik, A. and F. Ubeda de Torres (2001). Locality in Competing Heterogeneous Learning Agents. Prepared for XVI European Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research, Vienna, Austria, Presented at Complex Systems Summer School. Feldman, M. and J.L. Francis (2001). The Entrepreneurial Spark: Individual Agents and the Formation of Innovative Clusters. Prepared for the conference: Complexity and Industrial Clusters - Dynamics, Models, National Cases, Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Milan, Italy June REFEREED CHAPTERS IN BOOKS Francis, J.L. and M. Dailami (2006). Challenges in Managing Capital Flows. In Global Development Finance 2006, Washington, D.C.: The World Bank. Francis, J.L. and M.P. Feldman (2006). Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Clustering, in Braunerhjhelm, P. and J. Wiklund (eds.) Entreprenörskap och tillväxt, Sweden: Forum för Småföretagsforskning. UNDER REVIEW Aykut, Dilek, Francis, Johanna L. and Eugen Tereanu. The Cost of Private Debt Over

3 the Credit Cycle. Under review. (also IMF Working Paper No. 10/283.) Chang, Su-Hsin, Contessi, Silvio and Johanna L. Francis. Understanding the accumulation of bank and thrift reserves during the U.S. financial crisis. [previously circulated as: Excess Reserves During the U.S. Financial Crisis: A Bank-level Perspective.] WORK IN PROGRESS/WORKING PAPERS Labour and credit market frictions with small and large firms. With David Florian Hoyle. Credit Flow Shocks. With Riccardo DiCecio and Silvio Contessi. The Effects of Capital Injections at Times of Bank Distress: Evidence from the TARP. With Su-Hsin Chang and Silvio Contessi. Learning by Entrepreneurs with Direct Wealth Preferences. With Stanley Cho. Entrepreneurship, Inequality and Home-ownership. With Stanley Cho. The Impact of US Health Care reform on the Self Employed. With Stanley Cho. RESEARCH INTERESTS Consumption, Wealth Inequality, Entrepreneurship, Banking, Open Economy Macroeconomics TEACHING EXPERIENCE University of California, Santa Cruz Econ 100B Intermediate Macroeconomics Econ 105 Understanding the Financial Crisis Econ 221 Advanced Monetary Theory Fordham University Graduate Macroeconomics I, II Graduate Monetary Theory Basic Macroeconomics, Honors Macroeconomics for Business Students Principles of Microeconomics Fundamentals of Mathematics for MBA Students

4 PROPOSAL DEFENSES: University of California, Santa Cruz Margaret Aproberts-Warren (completed), Ryota Nakatani(scheduled), Jeffrey Hancuff DISSERTATION ADVISING: University of California, Santa Cruz A. Christopher Limnios, Curtis Kephart. DISSERTATION ADVISING: Fordham Meghan Hennassey Mihal (Committee Member; Placement: St. Thomas Aquinas College), Plamen Nikolov (Committee Member; Placement: European Commission), Brian Belen (Mentor), Kevin Chua (Mentor; Placement: Shandong University, China), Farukh Khan (Committee Member; Placement: Royal Bank of Scotland), Bei Lui (Committee Member), Frances Josef (Committee Member), Clifford Goss (Committee Member), Brandon Pecoraro (Committee Member), Helena Glebocki (Committee Member). FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS Fordham Faculty Summer Grant 2010 ($6000) Fordham Faculty Fellowship Spring 2010 Fordham Interdisciplinary Grant 2010 ($1000) Fordham Faculty Grant 2008 ($4000) University of New South Wales Visiting Scholar Grant 2008 ($2000) Johns Hopkins Fellowship Dean s Award for excellent thesis, McGill Univeristy PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Visiting Scholar, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank, Mar Visiting Scholar, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank, Aug Visiting Scholar, University of New South Wales, May-June 2009 Visiting Scholar, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank, Mar Visiting Scholar, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank, Oct Visiting Scholar, University of New South Wales, July 2008 Consultant. The World Bank. International Finance Group, , 2009 Adjunct Assistant Professor. Loyola College, Baltimore MD, Summer 2005 Adjunct Assistant Professor. University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Spring 2005 Visiting Fellow. German Institute for Economic Research, Berlin, Summer 2002

5 UNIVERSITY SERVICE: Fordham Member. Salary and Benefits Committee, Spring present. Participant. New Faculty Mentoring Program. Spring DEPARTMENT SERVICE: Fordham Organizer Economics Department Seminar Series. Oct Spring Member. Economics Department Recruitment Committee Academic Advising for Majors. Economics Department. Spring, 2007, Coordinator of Graduate Program Math Camp, Economics Department present. Contributor (Baybars Karacaovali organizer) Economics Department Seminar Series Participant. Economics Department Recruitment Committee REFERENECES Professor Christopher D. Carroll Department of Economics, Johns Hopkins University ccarroll@jhu.edu, Tel. (410) Dr. Thomas Lubik Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond thomas.lubik@rich.frb.org, Tel. (804) Professor Bart Moore Department of Economics, Fordham University bmoore@fordham.edu, Tel. (718) Dr. Edward Nelson Division of Monetary Affairs, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve Bank edward.nelson@frb.gov, Tel. (202)