Curriculum Vitae July 2019 Dave Sanders

Department of Economics 1129 Majestic Drive St. Louis University Fenton, MO 63026 Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business Tel: (636) 399-2974 Davis-Shaughnessy Hall, Rm 360 email: [email protected] 3674 Lindell Blvd St. Louis, MO 63108 Tel: (314) 977-9869

Education

Master’s of Arts in Economics, University of -St. Louis, St. Louis, MO. May 2006 3.58 GPA. Program Highlights: Introduction, Graduate, and Applied Econometrics, Mathematical Economics, Advanced Micro- and Macroeconomics, Analysis of Business Cycles, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Sports Economics, Urban Economics, Seminar in Economic Research, Computers and Information Systems.

Bachelor of Science, Political Science, University of Missouri-St. Louis, St. Louis, MO. Minors in Criminology/Criminal Justice and English, cum laude, December 2000.

Quantitative Skills, Econometrics and statistical programs: SHAZAM; statistical & OLS modeling. SAS; statistical, OLS, logit, & probit modeling. PERM; statistical, OLS, logit, probit, & pooled modeling.

Professional Experience

St. Louis University, Department of Economics. Assistant Professor; Director, One- Year MBA Program. St. Louis, MO 63103. Instructor of Economics August 2014 – Present. Adjunct Instructor August 2013 – August 2014. Responsibilities include the ability to provide economic instruction through empirical, analytical, and lecture formats to junior/senior level students. Prepare assessments to be utilized to evaluate students and provide the department with data on student retention. Prepare assignments and lecture to engage students and stimulate learning and understanding of economic concepts. Maintain office hours to address student questions and provide additional explanation.

Scheduling of courses and instructors in the one-year full-time MBA (OYMBA) program. Conduct program assessment for both OYMBA and Economics Department courses, present and report findings for OYMBA assessment. Conduct regular meetings with OYMBA faculty and students to focus of program goals. Plan events for OYMBA students and facilitate office hours to address concerns in graduate program. Prior, served as a Theme Coordinator in developing a MBA course.

Serve as faculty sponsor to the Economics Club and to Omicron Delta Epsilon as well as faculty mentor to the Ethical Leaders in Business Learning Community (ELIB) and to

1 Delta Sigma Pi. Created (and faculty sponsor) of St. Louis University Coins 4A Cause. I sit on the St. Louis University Honor’s Council as the Chaifetz School Representative. Additionally I engage in acts of service to the University and St. Louis community.

Courses taught: Economics 1900 Introduction to Economics (and Honors) Economics 3120 Intermediate Macroeconomics (and Honors) Economics 3140 Intermediate Microeconomics Economics 4120 Law and Economics (with Honors Contract) MBA 6330 Managerial Economics MBA 6001 (Theme Coordinator) Foundations: Money, Markets, Metrics, and Morality. Instructor of components E1-E5 The National Economy

Logan University College of Chiropractic. Course Development and Instruction. (September 2016 – December 2016) As part of the articulation agreement between Logan University and Saint Louis University, I developed and taught a course on Chiropractic Managerial Economics with emphasis in applied microeconomics for solo and joint practitioners.

University of Missouri-St. Louis, Department of Economics. St. Louis, MO 63121. Adjunct Professor of Economics, Research Assistant. May 2007 – August 2014. Responsibilities include the utilization of communication skills to interact with students, and faculty on a daily basis; provide economic instruction to others with the capability to assess and analyze work and ability. Select readings; prepare lesson plans, lectures and class assignments to enhance the students learning experience. Maintain office hours to address student questions and provide additional explanation.

Courses taught: Economics 1000 Introduction to the American Economy Economics 1001 Principles of Microeconomics. Economics 1002 Principles of Macroeconomics Economics 1003 Microeconomics in the News (Online). Economics 1004 Macroeconomics in the News (Online) Economics 2650 Law and Economics Economics 3800 History of Economic Thought. Courses Prepped (but not taught) Economics 2610 Economics of Professional Sports Economics 3300 Industrial Organization

Researcher: “Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Individuals Making Exceptional Contributions in Science and Technology” Kaufmann Foundation Grant headed by Dr. Sharon Levin and Dr. Grant Black. February 2013-September 2013. Responsibilities include researching and archiving in database the lives, background, and education of modern innovators and the connection between technology and entrepreneurship of each innovator.

Head Graduate Teaching Assistant. June 2004 – June 2006. Responsibilities include management of Economics Resource Center and economic tutors. Assist faculty with research, and grading, tutor introductory and intermediate economics; provide computer assistance to students; develop MS Excel and Word

2 applications. Developing and preparing readings, instructing, and the grading of three to five sections of online classes each semester for all six semesters employed.

Courses taught: Economics 1003 Economics in the News (Developed this course in conjunction with Dr. Susan Feigenbaum)

Courses T/A Economics 1001 Principles of Microeconomics Economics 1500 Entertainment Economics: The Movie Industry Economics 3001 Intermediate Microeconomics Economics 2610 Economics of Professional Sports General Tutor Economics 1000 Introduction to the American Economy Economics 1002 Introduction to Macroeconomics Economics 3002 Intermediate Macroeconomics Economics 4100 Introduction to Econometrics Economics 4150 Mathematical Economics

St. Louis County Community College – Meramec, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, (Prior: Department of Business and Economics.) St. Louis, MO 63122. Adjunct Professor of Economics. January 2009 – May 2014. Responsibilities include the interaction with students and faculty regularly; utilize a command of communication, organizational, and economic skills to provide economic instruction to others with the capability to assess and analyze work and ability. Prepare daily, weekly, and semester long assignments and lectures to enhance the students learning experience. Maintain office hours to address student questions and provide additional explanation.

Courses taught: Economics 140 Introduction to Economics Economics 140W Introduction to Economics Writing Intensive Economics 151 Principles of Macroeconomics Economics 151W Principles of Macroeconomics Writing Intensive Economics 152 Principles of Microeconomics Economics 152W Principles of Microeconomics Writing Intensive

Professional Papers

• Rishe, Patrick, Sanders, Dave, and Reese, Jason. “A Heterogeneous Analysis of Secondary Market Behavior at College Football Bowl Games”. Sports Marketing Quarterly. Volume 25 Number 2, 2016. • Rishe, Patrick, Boyle, Brett, and Sanders, Dave. “Secondary Market Behavior at the NCAA March Madness.” 2015 Submitted/Revise and Resubmit

Presentations

• “The Skills of Leadership.” Faculty Panel Presenter Alpha Phi Omega- Delta Delta Chapter St. Louis University. December 1st 2018. • “The Makings of an Executive and Entrepreneur.” Presentation to Ethical Leaders in Business Students. November 26th 2018. • “Incorporating Property Rights Into an Undergraduate Economic Curriculum.” Institute for Humane Studies George Mason University. Presentation at University of Missouri - St. Louis. November 10th 2016.

3 • “Whitfield High School: The Transition to College.” Panel Presenter. January 2013.

Additional Experience

SportsImpacts St. Louis, MO 63108 and Los Angeles, CA 90025. Consultant (Non-compensated). NCAA Labor Dispute Case May 2017 - May 2018. Conducting research, preparing reports and prepping data for lead investigator to utilize in testimony as a witness for the NCAA in a labor dispute/termination case.

Consultant (Non-Compensated). Economic Impact Study, Elizabethtown, KY. February 2017 - December 2017. Analyzed 15 years of County Business Pattern data on business establishments, employment, wages, and population and comparing growth rate trends and different levels of analysis. Additionally to better understand the per capita trends, I analyzed the population of the 9 bordering counties. Overall, I compiled over 3500 data observations on 13 NAICS codes to model 53 graphical relationships and write a white paper interpreting the data for inclusion in the completed impact study. The study is currently (Jan 2018) being submitted to city government in Elizabethtown and may present further opportunity for analysis if deemed necessary.

Consultant (compensated)Working with St. Louis Sports Commission March 2015. Organize SLU students to obtain data for an Economic Impact Study of NCAA Division 1 and 2 Wrestling Championships held in St. Louis. Develop fan survey, collected data, emails for follow up survey.

Magpies Inc., R&D Land. 903 South Main Street, St. Charles, MO 63301. Account Manager/ Restaurant Manager/ Bookkeeper. October 1996 – January 2011 / May 2012 – Feb 2017 Responsibilities included: the management of the restaurant accounts in Quicken and QuickBooks. Calculating and writing payroll checks, paying bills, accounts receivable, accounts payable, handling cash and credit card accounts, asset-liability and bank balancing. Tracking and maintaining restaurant inventory, invoice-billing clients, web design, scheduling and management of kitchen, staff, and daily operations of restaurant. Consult with CEO on advertising, and promotional decisions as well as long term financial planning and expansion. Development and maintaining of online websites.

Easterseals Midwest 13545 Barrett Parkway Drive #300, Ballwin, MO 63021. 2018 Par-Tee Dinner Auction and Golf Tournament. April 2018 - July 2018. Appointed Event Committee Member. Appointed to the Executive Planning Committee in preparation of annual golf tournament. Will coordinate the events auction and packing room finding and managing volunteers for the dinner auction. Will serve as VIP Concierge during event.

Walk, Run, and Roll Co-Chair Marketing and Outreach Committee. November 2015 – June 2016. Develop a list of target business for collateral distribution and lead the volunteer effort to distribute. Work in conjunction with ESMW marketing team to develop opportunities with local media outlets to promote the event. Corporate engagement.

4 Stanton Elementary PTO-President (May 2019 - Current) Treasurer (May 2018 -May 2019 1430 Flora Del Dr, Fenton, MO 63026. Elected president of PTO for Stanton Elementary in the Rockwood School District. Responsibilities include attending staff meetings as required by school principle, weekly email to staff/parents, organize/plan all PTO meetings, manage staff grants and staff allowance, oversee all PTO events and operations, develop short and long run PTO goals, facilitate staff support. Coordinate PTO calendar with all other community groups. Prior as Treasurer, managed finances, plan and fund events, prepared tax-exempt documentation, provided monthly budget reports, develop short and long run funding goals, build community and school district relations, increase revenues, and oversee the expenses of a non-profit organization with a $50,000 annual budget.

Grant Research Consultant For Susan Feigenbaum, University of Missouri-St. Louis. January 2015 – August 2015. Developing an NSF grant with a colleague at UMSL to develop a massive open online course (MOOC) on economic concepts found through current events. Compensated by PI through funds set aside for grant writing.

Pearson Education. Compensated Reviewer. March 2013, December 2011. Reviewed, fact checked, and provided feedback for Market Structure, Demand, Supply, and Elasticity chapters of Economics 1st Edition by Daren Acemoglu (MIT), David Laibson (Harvard), and John List (University of ). Mary Clare McEwing Supervising Editor.

Internship in Economic Education January 2006- July 2006. Joint Internship through University Missouri-St. Louis and St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank. Was selected to enroll for credit internship. Responsibilities included doing research on Missouri entrepreneurs, their lives, business, and contributions to state and local economics. The research had to be developed and organized to develop an elementary style textbook for use through the Federal Reserve Economic Education. Additionally I was required to plan, teach, and evaluate a series of summer classes aimed at middle school age students sponsored by the St. Louis Federal Reserve.

Francis Howell School District. St. Charles, MO 63303. Long-term Substitute/ Coach. August 1994 – June 2000. Utilized communication skills to interact with students, faculty, and parents on a daily basis; provided long and short-term instruction of high-school students (Chemistry, Honors Chemistry and History); instructed and coached over 1500 student athletes. (Baseball, Softball, Football, Track, Cheerleading)

Entrepreneurship

• D&K Acquisitions Founder 2013 Purchase and re-sell small business inventories; estate sales; jewelry sales; collectible and antique sales. Domestic and International transactions (25 total countries). • Dave Sanders Training August 2004 – August 2006 Self-employed personal hitting and skills instructor to local high school and college baseball and softball players.

Professional Development

5 • Building an Academic Portfolio Workshop, March 2016. • Best Practices For Teaching Online Certificate, April 2014 • Blackboard Essentials Certificate, August 2012; Blackboard Advanced Certificate, September 2012 • St. Louis Community College Adjunct Faculty Certificate Program, Certificate Awarded Spring 2012. • St. Louis County Community College Adjunct Orientation and Breakout Sections. January 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014 August 2010, 2011, 2012 • Attendee Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Professors Conference on Economic Education. November 2011, 2014, 2015 • University of Missouri-St. Louis Teaching Assistant Instructional Seminar. August 2005. • Attendee Statistics in Sports Symposium, July 2009.

Honors and Awards

• 2019 Richard Chaifetz School of Business Debbie Barbeau Faculty Service Award • 2019 Beta Gamma Sigma Outstanding Teacher Award • 2019 Spirit of the Billiken Awards Student Mentor Honoree • 2018 Selected to be the faculty speaker at the St. Louis University Athletic Department Straight-A Lunch. Additionally was the Student Selected Guest Faculty of three students. • 2017-2018 St. Louis University Leadership and Service Awards Avis E. Meyer Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award • 2017 St. Louis University Order of Omega Lambda Mu Chapter Outstanding Community Member • 2017 Town and Style Magazine St. Louis Reaching Out Award Winner • 2017 Easterseals Midwest Volunteer of the Month Award (November) • 2016 St. Louis University Faculty Excellence Award • 2016 Kappa Alpha Theta Outstanding Professor Award and SLU’s Nomination for National Professor of the Year. • St. Louis University Athletic Department Straight-A Lunch – Student Selected Guest Faculty. 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019 (multiple students selection) • "Of-the-Month" Campus Honorable Mention Winner. National Association of College and University Residence Halls--National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH). For outstanding contributions to the SLU community. August 2014. • 2011-2012 Department Nomination Adjunct Professor of the Year. Business/Economics Department, St. Louis Community College – Meramec. • 2012 Phi Theta Kappa Glaux Award. St. Louis Community College – Meramec. Presented for dedication in shaping the minds of the future and mentorship of students in Phi Theta Kappa. • University of Missouri – St. Louis Women’s Basketball Honorary Professor 2011-12. Selected by players as a professor that made a positive influence in player’s academic life. • Department nomination for Masters Student Marshall. • Dean’s List, 10 Semesters

6 Media

Publications in Review St. Louis (ReviewSTL.com)

• “Cardinals Add Ruben Tejada to Shortstop Mix.” March 20, 2016. • “A Rivalry Renewed.” October 5th, 2015 • “Super Bowl XLIX: Getting You Set For Kickoff.” January 31st, 2015. • “: Always in the Heart of Cardinal Nation.” November 11th, 2014. • “St. Louis Cardinals Gear Up For Another Red October.” October 2nd, 2014. • “Hundreds Turn Out in Chesterfield to Support Missouri Tigers’ Michael Sam.” March 27th, 2014. • “Super Bowl XLVIII: What to Watch For in This Year’s Super Bowl.” February 2nd, 2014. • “A Super Bowl Battle of Clichés: A Statistical Analysis.” January 31st, 2014. • “Rams Robert Quinn Rakes in Post Season Honors.” January 22nd, 2014. • “Cards Land Axford.” August 30th, 2013. • “The Future is Just Under Four Hours Away.” August 26th, 2013. • “St. Louis Rams Prepare to Open Season.” August 5th 2013. • “St. Louis Cardinals Trade Update.” Supplement to “Roster Likely Set...” July 30th, 2013. • “Roster Likely Set As Trade Deadline Looms.” July 30th, 2013 • “St. Louis Cardinals Well Represented in Tonight’s All Star Game.” July 16th, 2013. • “St. Louis Cardinals Vie For Top Spots in NL All Star Voting.” June 20th, 2013. • “St. Louis Cardinals Look to Build Mound Presence in 2013 Draft.” June 14th 2013.

Developed Projects

Sports Economics

• The Nature of Competitive Balance in Professional Sports. Master’s Directed Research Final Paper (Master’s Thesis Paper) • The Benefit of the Designated Hitter in Baseball • Competitive Balance and League Revenues • Cost-Benefit Analysis of a New • The Economic Impact of Sports Facilities on Urban Areas. • Take Me Out to the Ballgame. • Fourth and Goal: Winning the Billion-Dollar Game.

Telecommunications/Cable Industry

• A Pooled Model of Long Distance Minutes Usage • Cable Subscription Rates in the UK • An Analysis of Long Distance Minutes Usage in Texas • An Analysis of Call Message and Minute Usage

Community Service

• Volunteer Youth Sports Coach o Baseball 2017-Current, Flag Football 2018-Current, Basketball 2019-Current

7 • Easterseals Midwest: o 2019 Par-Tee Dinner Auction and Golf Tournament. Event Concierge and Auction Technology Captain. o 2018 Holiday Event, Dinner, and Auction. Volunteer Coordinator. Assisted in placing students in this two night event and coordinating the efforts of the student workers at registration, auction tables, guess assistance, packing room, and loading. Worked with the students in their various tasks both nights of the event. An additional 6 students took part in this service opportunity. o 2018 Make a Difference Day Service Project. Arranged a MADD service project for students who did not have another group to participate with. Students and myself worked with Easterseals hand writing holiday, thank you, and donation cards. Approximately 60 students took part in this service project and over 6000 cards were written, stuffed, stamped, and addressed. o 2018 Par-Tee Dinner Auction and Golf Tournament. Event Concierge and Planning Committee Member. o 2018 summer office/clerical support (approximately 10 hours) o 2018 Showers of Service Project. Arranged a SOS service project for students preparing letters of donation request for upcoming Easterseals Midwest events. Approximately 75 students participated in this event. o 2017 Holiday Event, Dinner, and Auction. Volunteer Coordinator. Assisted in placing students in this two night event and coordinating the efforts of the student workers at registration, auction tables, guess assistance, packing room, and loading. Worked with the students in their various tasks both nights of the event. An additional 11 students took part in this service opportunity. In addition me and my son fund-raised to hire Team to attend the event and entertain the kids. o 2017 Make a Difference Day Service Project. Arranged a MADD service project for students who did not have another group to participate with. Students and myself worked with Easterseals hand writing holiday, thank you, and donation cards. 85 students took part in this service project and over 8000 cards were written, stuffed, stamped, and addressed. o 2017 Par-Tee Dinner Auction and Golf Tournament. Event Concierge and Planning Team member. o 2017 Spring Service Organized over 80 students to paint Easterseals facilities at multiple locations across the St. Louis region. This project saved Easterseals over $25,000 which was shifted to allow for the hiring of two part- time care givers for developmentally disabled individuals. o 2017 summer office/clerical support (approximately 20 hours total) o 2016 Holiday Event, Dinner, and Auction. November 2016. Volunteer Coordinator. Assisted in placing students in this two night event and coordinating the efforts of the student workers at registration, auction tables, guess assistance, packing room, and loading. Worked with the students in their various tasks both nights of the event. An additional 9 students took part in this service opportunity. o 2016 Make a Difference Day Service Project. October 2016. Arranged a MADD service project for students. Students and myself worked with Easter Seals hand writing holiday, thank you, and donation cards. 85 students took part in this service project and over 8000 cards were written, stuffed, stamped, and addressed.

8 o Walk, Run, & Roll. Marketing and Outreach Co-Chair. November 2015 – June 2016. Developed this opportunity for students to engage in service while at the same time interacting with local business for advertising distribution. Coordinated volunteers, managed transportation, and went with students out into the community. Approximately 75 students took part in this service project completing approximately 500 hours of combined service, visiting just under 300 businesses and working 3 Cardinals games. Following the spring semester at the actual event, I served as an assistant volunteer coordinator. An additional 5 SLU students added service hours at this event as well. o Easter Seals Midwest Annual Charity Golf Outing and Par-Tee. July 2016. Event Concierge. o Easter Seals Midwest. April 2015-May 2015. Volunteer Organizer of St. Louis University students (approximately 30 students) and event worker.

• Places For People o As part of Fall 2017 Service Project, collected food to be provided at the Places for People shelter and started a bottled water collection drive to be used in the 2018 Health Hustle 5k which raises funds for assisting the homeless in St. Louis. o 2017 Health Hustle 5k. Volunteer Organizer. Find and organize student volunteers from St. Louis University to assist with the race. Myself and approximately 10 students took part in event set up, providing in race direction, and event take down. o 2016 Health Hustle 5k. Volunteer Organizer. Find and organize student volunteers from St. Louis University to assist with the race. Myself and approximately 15 students took part in event set up and hosted the “kids corner” to provide activities to children of race participants and spectators.

• Stanton Elementary o Volunteer one day a week working on developing reading and writing skills with elementary aged children. 2017-Current o Assisted and coordinated SLU student volunteers to host 2017 and 2018 fall festival for the elementary school. o Volunteer Coordinator. Organized SLU student volunteers to host 2018 Candy Cane Fling

• Fall 2018 Service Project. Prof. Sanders’ Coins 4A Cause. Organized the “coins for a cause month (November) to benefit SLU Kappa Delta Kuts 4 Confidence. Provided event volunteers and raised approximately $300 to benefit the Confidence Project which assists young women who are battling cancer. • Spring 2018 Service Project. Prof. Sanders’ Coins 4A Cause. Organized the “coins for a cause month (April) to benefit causes important to the SLU community at large. Did a change drive to raise money for SLU Relay for Life, Rachael Schopp (a SLU senior currently in a coma after being hit by a car in the Central West End), and Makayla Hines (a SLU senior whose house burned down two weeks before spring break). I organized the presentations and collections, managing student aides to assist with the project. In total the collection raised $750 in donations. • Fall 2017 Service Project. Oversaw and organized a collection drive to assist St. Louis homeless population. I collected canned goods, peanut butter, bottled water, fruit, and socks which myself and students then took out to the St. Louis population.

9 Sometimes this meant delivering to shelters, sometimes we walked the streets to meet the homeless and provide the goods. We also donated the canned goods to the Business School food drive, provided items to Places for People and SLU Xavier College Church. Me and the 4 students involved logged over 50 hours on this project late in 2017 and collected over 650 goods to distribute. • 2017, 2018 Festival of Nations. Chaiftez School of Business Beer Tent booth worker. • Congressional Award Mentor to two St. Louis University students. September 2016 – May 2019 • SLU Showers of Service, participant and volunteer organizer. Spring 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 • Hope Lutheran Early Childcare Center. Volunteer Organizer of St. Louis University students to set up a reading room for children. December 2015. (Additional project currently being planned for April 2016) • St. Louis Jewish Community Center. Volunteer Organizer of St. Louis University students and sustainable food project worker. October (Make a Difference Day) 2015. • Go St. Louis. Volunteer Organizer of St. Louis University students and event worker. April 2015 • Interfaith Partnership/Lydia House. Volunteer Organizer of St. Louis University students and food preparation for battered women’s shelter. December 2014. • Gateway Garlic Urban Farm. Volunteer Organizer of St. Louis University students and sustainable food project worker. October (Make a Difference Day) 2014.

Student Activities

• University of Missouri-St. Louis Student Chapter of National Association of Business Economics (NABE): 2003, 2004, 2005 Social Chair, 2006 President. • University of Missouri-St. Louis Student Advisory Council: 2005, 2006. • University of Missouri-St. Louis Accounting Club: 1998. • Francis Howell North H.S: Student Council, Class Representative, Home Room Representative, Sports, Art Club, Math Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Honors Science Olympiad, Honors courses in Math, English, History, Science.

Other Information of Interest/Fun Facts

• Additional Computing Skills: Windows, MS Excel, MS Word, MS PowerPoint, Quicken, QuickBooks. • Seven years of instruction in Spanish, and one year in French. • I have an avid love of cooking and have made two appearances on local television to present dishes. • Trained barista and bartender and have created a certified drink. • I have overseen the organization of two fundraisers (a dinner auction, and bbq/mouse races/auction) to benefit friends in need. • I am an animal lover. I have volunteered at the St. Charles Humane Society, and am often a contributor to Stray Rescue St. Louis.

10 References

• Dr. Heather Bednarek • Dr. Anne Winkler St. Louis University University of Missouri – St. Louis Associate Dean/Former Economics Department of Economics Department Chair Department of Public Policy 200 DS Hall Professor 3674 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63121 St. Louis, MO 63108 (314) 516-5563 (314) 977-2476 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] • Pam McElligott • Dr. Susan Feigenbaum St. Louis Community College – University of Missouri-St. Louis Meramec Department of Economics Department of Business Economics Professor Professor Health Care Economics St. Louis, MO 63122 St. Louis, MO 63121 (314)984-7290 (314) 516-5554 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] • Rhonda Crane • Dr. Robert Sorensen Magpie’s Inc University of Missouri-St. Louis R & D Land Inc. Department of Economics Owner/CEO Professor/Advisor St. Charles, MO 63301 St. Louis, MO 63121 (636) 947-3883 (314) 516-5562 (314) 803-7452 email: [email protected] email: [email protected]

Additional references upon request.

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