ATHIPHAT MUTHITACHAROEN
November 2007
Department of Economics, MS-22,
Tel: (+1)713-614-1675, Fax:
(+1)713-348-5278, Email: athiphat@rice.edu
URL: http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~athiphat
EDUCATION
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Ph.D. in Economics,
Dissertation:
Essays on Public Finance: The Incidence of the Property Tax and Economic Effects of Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance
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Committee: George R. Zodrow (Chair), Peter Mieszkowski and Robert Stein.
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M.A. in Economics,
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M.A. in International Economics and Finance,
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Bachelor of Economics (Public Finance and Monetary Economics),
RESEARCH
INTERESTS
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Primary Field: Public Finance (Theory of Taxation).
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Secondary Fields: Public Policy, Computable
General Equilibrium (CGE) Modeling and Applied Econometrics.
PUBLICATIONS
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"State and Local Taxation of Business
Property: A Small Open Economy Perspective," with George R. Zodrow, Proceedings
of the Ninety-Eighth Annual Conference on Taxation, pp. 434-440.
WORKING PAPERS
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“The Excise Tax Effects of a General Property
Tax”, with George R. Zodrow.
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“The General Equilibrium Effects of Property Tax
under The Capital Tax View”, with George R. Zodrow.
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“A
General Equilibrium Model of the
CONFERENCE/
SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS
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"State and Local Taxation of Business Property:
A Small Open Economy Perspective.", with George R. Zodrow, National Tax
Association 98th Annual Conference on Taxation,
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“Bequest Motive: An Empirical Analysis”, with Marika Santoro, The CBO Summer Project Seminar,
ACADEMIC HONORS
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Presidential
Fellowship,
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Tuition
Scholarship,
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Gold
Medal Award for top graduate in the field of study,
RESEARCH
EXPERIENCE
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Research Assistant for George R. Zodrow,
Department of Economics, Rice University, 2004-present.
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Summer Associate, Macroeconomic Analysis
Division, Congressional Budget Office (CBO), May – August 2006.
TEACHING
EXPERIENCE
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Instructor, Principles of Economics,
· Teaching Assistants: Public Finance: Tax Policy (Spring 2008), Microeconomic Theory (Spring 2007), Economics of Public Health (Spring 2006), Microeconomic Theory (Fall 2005), Macroeconomics Theory (Spring 2005), Corporate Finance (Fall 2004), Risk and Uncertainty (Fall 2004).
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Tutor
for Ph.D. qualifying exams: Macroeconomics,
SOFTWARE SKILLS
· Softwares: Matlab, Gams, Gauss, Stata, SAS, SPSS and Latex/Scientific Workplace.
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Languages: English (Fluent) and Thai (Native).
REFERENCES: Available
upon request.