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	Nicolas L. Ziebarth Assistant Professor
	Economics W344  John Pappajohn Bus Bldg The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242-1994	Ph: 319-335-3810 Fax: 319-335-1956 E-mail: nicolas-ziebarth@uiowa.edu Website CV

Academic History

• PhD in Economics, Northwestern University, 2012
• MA in Economics, Norhwestern University, 2007
• BA Honors in Economics, Mathematics, and Philosophy, University of Wisconsin - Madison, 2005

Awards

• Finalist for Nevins Prize, Economic History Association, 2012
• Sokoloff Graduate Fellowship, Economic History Association, 2011
• Robert Eisner Memorial Fellowship, Department of Economics, Northwestern University, October 2011

Selected Publications

• Dissertation Summary: "Essays on the Great Depression from a Micro-Perspective", Nicolas L. Ziebarth, Journal of Economic History - Publication Details Forthcoming
• Are China and India backwards? Evidence from the 19th century U.S. Census of Manufac- tures, Nicolas L. Ziebarth, Review of Economic Dynamics, vol 16, 2013, 86-99
• Identifying the effects of bank failures from a natural experiment in Mississippi during the Great Depression, Nicolas L. Ziebarth, AEJ: Macroeconomics, vol 5, 2013, 81-101
• A Troublesome Statistic: Traders and the Westward Movement of Slaves, Richard H. Steckel, Nicolas L. Ziebarth
• The evolution of resistance to two-toxin pyramid transgenic crops, Anthony R. Ives, Paul Glaum, Nicolas L. Ziebarth, Dave A. Andow, , Ecological Applications, vol 21, 2011, 503-515
• Analysis of Ecological Time Series with ARMA(p; q) models, Nicolas L. Ziebarth, Anthony R. Ives, Karen Abbot, Ecology, vol 91, 2010, 858-871
• Weak population regulation in ecological time series, Nicolas L. Ziebarth, Karen C. Abbot, Anthony R. Ives, , Ecology Letters, vol 13, 2010, 21-31
• The structure and stability of model ecosystems assembled in a variable environment, Nicolas L. Ziebarth, Anthony R. Ives, Oikos, vol 114, 2006
• EVOLUTION OF PERIODICITY IN PERIODICAL CICADAS, Nicolas L. Ziebarth, Paul P. Heideman, Rebecca A. Shapiro, Sonia L. Stoddart, Chien Ching Lilian Hsiao, Gordon R. Stephenson, Paul A. Milewski, Anthony R Ives, , Ecology, vol 86, 2005, 3200-3211

Working Papers

• Misallocation and productivity during the Great Depression, Nicolas L. Ziebarth
• Older and Wiser? The Ages of Criminals in Victorian London, Chris Vickers, Nicolas L. Ziebarth
• The Radio and Bank Runs During the Great Depression, Nicolas L. Ziebarth
• Disentangling Labor Supply and Demand Shifts Using Wage Dispersion: The Case of Oil Price Shocks, Matthias Kehrig, Nicolas L. Ziebarth
• Unigeniture in an Uncertain World, Paul L.E. Grieco, Nicolas L. Ziebarth
• Did the National Recovery Administration Foster Collusion? Evidence from the Macaroni Industry, Chris Vickers, Nicolas L. Ziebarth
• Cementing the Case for Collusion under the National Recovery Administration, Mark Chicu, Chris Vickers, Nicolas L. Ziebarth
• Multi-market contact and competition: Evidence from the cement industry during the Depression, Nicolas L. Ziebarth, Mark Chicu

Review and Editorial Work

• Referee, Quarterly Journal of Economics, October 2012

Presentations

• The Radio and Bank Runs During the Great Depression, SEVENTH WORLD CONGRESS OF CLIOMETRICS, Cliometrics Society, Hawaii, June 2013
• University of Maryland, March 2013
• American University, October 2012
• EHA Nevins Prize , September 2012
• NBER DAE Conference on the Microeconomics of the New Deal, July 2012
• Northwestern Economic History, April 2012
• All-UC Conference on Innovation, March 2012
• NBER Pre-Conference on the Microeconomics of the New Deal, March 2012
• Columbia Business School, February 2012
• Ohio State, February 2012
• Penn State , February 2012
• University of Iowa, Tippie Business School, February 2012
• Center for Economic Studies, Census Bureau, January 2012
• FDIC, January 2012
• Federal Reserve Board, January 2012
• Michigan State, January 2012
• UC-Davis, January 2012
• University of Chicago Booth School of Business, January 2012
• University of Washington, January 2012
• Chicago Federal Reserve, December 2011
• Yale Conference on Macroeconomics and Finance, December 2011
• Northwestern Economic History, October 2011
• Economic History Association Annual Meetings, September 2011
• NBER Summer Institute DAE, July 2011
• SED mini-conference on misallocation and productivity, July 2011