CURRICULUM VITAE. SCOTT CHARLES BRADFORD 2017 January

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE SCOTT CHARLES BRADFORD 2017 January OFFICE: HOME: Economics Department 4210 North Scenic Drive Brigham Young University Provo, UT Provo, UT EMPLOYMENT Associate Professor. Economics Department, Brigham Young University September present. Visiting Fellow. Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi Centre July 2017 January. Visiting Fellow. Institute for International Economics August 2006 August. Assistant Professor. Economics Department, Brigham Young University August 2005 August. Visiting Instructor. Economics Department, Brigham Young University July 1998 August. Teaching Fellow. Harvard University, Economics Department January 1997 May. Instructor. Harvard University, Summer School May 1996 August. Research Assistant. Professors Donald Davis, David Weinstein, and Robert Lawrence. Harvard University, Department of Economics and Kennedy School of Government July 1994 October. Instructor. Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government May 1994 August. EDUCATION PhD, Political Economy, Harvard University, 1998 May. Thesis: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Trade Protection in Industrialized Democracies. MPA, Princeton University, 1991 June. Field: International Political Economy. BA, Brigham Young University, 1997 December Majors: Physics and Philosophy. Minors: Mathematics and Japanese. Page 1 of 7

2 RESEARCH AREAS International Trade Migration Neoclassical Political Economy The Japanese Economy REFEREED PUBLICATIONS Scott Bradford and Kerk Phillips December. The Costs and Benefits of Korean Unification: Inter-Korean Dimension. Part 1 (comprising Chapters 3 through 7) of The Attraction of Korean Unification: Inter-Korean and International Costs and Benefits, edited by K. Kim. Seoul: Korea Institute for National Unification. Scott C. Bradford, Kerk L. Phillips, and Dan Kim December. Economic Reform in North Korea: A Dynamic General Equilibrium Model. Journal of Economic Policy Reform. 14(4): Scott C. Bradford July. Protection and Unemployment. The Journal of International Economics. 69(2): Scott C. Bradford, Paul L.E. Grieco, and Gary C. Hufbauer July. The Payoff to America from Globalisation. World Economy. 29(7): Scott C. Bradford and Alexandre Gohin February. Modeling Distribution Services and Assessing Their Welfare Effects in a General Equilibrium Framework. Review of Development Economics. 10(1): Scott C. Bradford October. The Welfare Effects of Distribution Regulations in OECD Countries. Economic Inquiry. 43(4): Scott C. Bradford and Kerk L. Phillips Spring. A Dynamic General Equilibrium Model of Phased Korean Reunification. Journal of the Korean Economy. 6(1): Scott C. Bradford and Robert Z. Lawrence February. Has Globalization Gone Far Enough? The Costs of Fragmented Markets. Washington, DC: Institute for International Economics. Scott C. Bradford October. Protection and Jobs: Explaining the Structure of Trade Barriers Across Industries. The Journal of International Economics. 61(1): Reprinted in Seiichi Katayama and Heinrich Ursprung, eds International Economic Policies in a Globalized World. Amsterdam: Springer. Scott C. Bradford February. Paying the Price: Final Goods Protection in OECD Countries. The Review of Economics and Statistics. 85(1): Donald R. Davis, David E. Weinstein, Scott C. Bradford, and Kazushige Shimpo June. Using International and Japanese Regional Data To Determine When the Factor Abundance Theory of Trade Works. American Economic Review. 87(3): Page 2 of 7

3 OTHER PUBLICATIONS Jeffrey Schott, Scott C. Bradford, and Thomas Moll June. Negotiating the Korea-United States Free Trade Agreement. Policy Brief in International Economics #PB06-4. Peterson Institute for International Economics. Scott C. Bradford The Extent and Impact of Food Non-tariff Barriers in Rich Countries. Journal of International Agricultural Trade and Development. 2(1): Scott C. Bradford, Paul L.E. Grieco, and Gary C. Hufbauer February. The Payoff to America from Global Integration in C. Fred Bergsten, ed. The United States and the World Economy: Foreign Economic Policy for the Next Decade. Washington, DC: Institute for International Economics. Scott C. Bradford The Extent and Impact of Final Goods Non-tariff Barriers in Rich Countries in P. Dee and M. Ferrantino, eds. Quantitative Methods for Assessing the Effects of Non-tariff Measures and Trade Facilitation. Singapore: World Scientific Ltd. WORKING PAPERS Scott C. Bradford December. A General Equilibrium Model of Migration and Poverty. Under review at Review of International Economics. Scott C. Bradford December. Protection and Skills: Does Trade Policy Favor Low-Skill Workers? Under review at Scandinavian Journal of Economics. Ryan Belliston, Kerk L. Phillips, and Scott C. Bradford October. The Dynamic Effects of Changes to Japanese Immigration Policy. Scott C. Bradford and Kerk L. Phillips February. Migration of Specific Factors and the Response of Factor Prices. Scott C. Bradford December. Services and Free Trade Agreements. Scott C. Bradford March. A Japan-United States Free Trade Agreement: Effects and Prospects. Scott C. Bradford August. The Korea-US Free Trade Agreement: Potential Impacts and Prospects for Passage. Scott C. Bradford April. Rejuvenating Japan: The Potential Gains from Deregulating International Trade and Domestic Distribution. Scott C. Bradford March. Trade Gains and Job Pains: Simulating Trade Opening While Accounting for Adjustment Costs. Page 3 of 7

4 INVITED PRESENTATIONS A General Equilibrium Model of Migration and Poverty. Shiv Nadar University. Greater Noida, India August. Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research. Mumbai November. Indian School of Business. Hyderabad, India November. Calcutta University. Kolkata, India January. Indian Statistical Institute. Kolkata, India January. Delhi School of Economics. New Delhi, India January. A Global Analysis of Immigration Barriers Effects on Poverty, Wages, and Output. Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi Centre July. Powerful Allies: The Benefits of Japan and the United States Working Together To Promote Trade and Economic Reform. Series of Presentations in Japan Sponsored by the US State Department. Tokyo, Naha, Kobe, and Hiroshima July. A Japan-United States Free Trade Agreement: Effects and Prospects. Peterson Institute for International Economics. Washington, DC November. Series of Presentations in Japan Sponsored by the US State Department. Tokyo, Osaka, and Kita Kyushu June. The Korea-US Free Trade Agreement: Potential Impacts and Prospects for Passage. 22 nd Annual Conference of the Council on ROK-US Security Studies. Seoul, South Korea August. Annual Conference of ICKS-KAUPA. Honolulu, Hawaii June. Japan s Trade Protection and the Effects of Reducing It. United States International Trade Commission. Washington, DC April. Trade Gains and Job Pains: Simulating Trade Opening While Accounting for Adjustment Costs. Michigan State University March. Rejuvenating Japan: Potential Gains from Deregulating International Trade and Domestic Distribution. International Monetary Fund, Asia and Pacific Department. Washington, DC December. The Extent and Impact of Food Non-tariff Barriers in Rich Countries. International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium. San Diego, CA December. Department of Commerce and the United States Trade Representative Empirical Trade Analysis Conference. Washington, DC January. Department of Agriculture, ERS Seminar. Washington, DC January. APEC Workshop on Non-tariff Measures. Bangkok, Thailand October. Measuring OECD Food Non-tariff Barriers and Their Impacts. American Agricultural Economics Association. Denver, CO August. Protection and Unemployment. Leverhulme Centre for Research on Globalization and Economic Policy, University of Nottingham. Nottingham, England June. Page 4 of 7

5 OTHER PRESENTATIONS A General Equilibrium Model of Migration and Poverty. Western Economic Association International. Portland, OR July. 19 th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis. Washington, DC June. The Global Welfare and Poverty Effects of Rich Nation Immigration Barriers. 15 th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis. Geneva, Switzerland June. 7 th International Conference on Growth and Development. Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi Centre December. Western Economic Association International. San Diego, CA July. Protection and Skills: Does Trade Policy Favor Low-Skill Workers? Conference on Empirical Investigations in Trade and Investment. Kobe, Japan March. Midwest International Economics Meeting. Columbus, OH October. Protection and Skills: Does Trade Policy Favor Low-Income Workers? Western Economic Association International. Denver, CO July. Public Choice Society. San Diego, CA March. Protection and Unemployment. International Economics and Finance Society. Central Michigan University June. Rejuvenating Japan: The Effects of Deregulating Trade and Distribution. Western Economic Association International. Seattle, WA July. American Economic Association. Atlanta, GA January. Paying the Price: The Welfare and Employment Effects of Protection in OECD Countries. Western Economic Association International. San Francisco, CA July. Econometric Society. New Orleans, LA January. The Welfare and Trade Effects of Distribution Regulations in OECD Countries. Econometric Society. College Park, MD June. Protection and Jobs: Explaining the Structure of Trade Barriers Across Industries. American Economic Association. New Orleans, LA January. Modeling Marketing Services and Assessing Their Welfare Effects in a General Equilibrium Framework. (Joint with Alex Gohin.) 4 th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis. West Lafayette, IN June. Rents, Votes, and Protection: Explaining the Structure of Trade Barriers Across Industries. Econometric Society. Seattle, WA August. Midwest International Economics Meetings. Lexington, KY May. Kobe University Conference on International Trade. Kobe, Japan March. Western Economic Association International. Lake Tahoe, NV June. The Welfare Effects of Trade Barriers and Distribution Margins in OECD Countries. 3rd Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis. Melbourne June. Page 5 of 7

6 Discussant The New Economic Case for Migration Restrictions: An Assessment, by Michael Clemens and Lant Pritchett. Western Economic Association International. Portland, OR July. Immigration and Poverty in Puerto Rico, by Mary Lopez and Leslie Wallace Cook. Western Economic Association International. San Diego, CA July. Republic of Korea-US Economic Cooperation and the FTA. Panel of the 21 st Annual Conference of the Council on ROK-US Security Studies. Seoul, South Korea October. Estibration: An Illustration of How Structural Estimation is Calibration, by Edward Balistreri and Russell Hillberry. Western Economic Association International. Denver, CO July. Choice of an Exchange Rate Arrangement, Institutional Setting, and Inflation, by Andreas Freytag. Public Choice Meetings. San Diego, CA March. Explaining Differences in Productivity and Costs: Micro Evidence from Turkish Manufacturing Industry, by Kamil Yilmaz and Sule Ozler. American Economic Association. Atlanta, GA January. REFEREE WORK American Economic Review, BE Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy, Canadian Journal of Economics, European Economic Review, International Economic Review, Journal of International Economics, MIT Press, Princeton University Press, Review of World Economics, Southern Economic Journal, World Development PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Agricultural Economics Association American Economic Association Econometric Society Royal Economic Society Western Economic Association International GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS Brigham Young University College of Family, Home, and Social Science Research Grants, , , Harvard University Teaching Fellowship, Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, Princeton University, Spencer W. Kimball Scholarship, Brigham Young University, National Merit Scholarship, Brigham Young University, Page 6 of 7

7 COURSES Instructor: Brigham Young University, Economics Department. International Trade: Intermediate Microeconomics: , Statistics for Economists: , 2010, , Honors Thesis Advisor (3 theses): 1999, Intermediate Microeconomics for Non-majors: Brigham Young University, General Education. American Heritage: 2008, 2011, 2014, Harvard University, Economics Department. Sophomore Tutorial Japan, the United States, and International Economics: International Trade (Summer): Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government. Microeconomics (Summer): Teaching Assistant: Harvard University, Economics Department. Intermediate Microeconomic Theory: Page 7 of 7