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1 CAROL HUA SHIUE Office Department of Economics Telephone (303) University of Colorado Fax (303) UCB 256 Boulder, CO Web Current Position and Affiliations University of Colorado, Boulder Associate Professor of Economics, Fall 2005-present. Associate Professor of History (by courtesy), Fall 2011-present. Affiliate, Institute of Behavioral Science National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), Research Economist, International Trade and Investment program, July 2005-present. Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), Research Fellow, Economic History Program Ifo Institute, Center for Economic Studies (CES), Research Affiliate Editorial Associate, Journal of Economic History Editorial Board, Explorations in Economic History Previous Positions and Affiliations University of Munich and CESIfo, Visiting Researcher, Stanford University, Visiting Associate Professor, SIEPR, Princeton University, Visiting Associate Professor of Economics, University of Texas, Austin, Assistant Professor of Economics, Visiting Researcher, CESIfo, Munich, Summer Visiting Researcher, The World Bank, Development Research Group, Washington, D.C., Awards and Fellowships Education Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, National Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Visiting Scholar, The Russell Sage Foundation, New York City, Gerschenkron Prize finalist, Economic History Association, best international dissertation, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut Ph.D. (1999), Economics. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts. B.S. (1990), Economics. 1

2 Research Grants Forthcoming National Science Foundation, , Trading, Institutions, Product Innovation, and Entrepreneurship, (with Wolfgang Keller). Amount: $684,941. National Institutes of Health, , extended to Intergenerational and Interfamily Economic Links, Principal Investigator. Amount: $149,750. National Science Foundation, , extended to 2011, What Explains Modern Economic Growth? New Evidence from a Comparison of China and Europe in the 18th Century, (with Wolfgang Keller). Amount: $266,183. Metanexus Institute, Religion and Economic Change, Co-Principal Investigator, with Robert D. Woodberry, Mark D. Regnerus, Joseph E. Potter, Virginia Garrard-Burnett, and Daniel Powers. Amount: $500,000. Review essay on The Chinese Market Economy, Journal of Economic Literature, forthcoming. Review of Francesca Bray, Peter A. Coclanis, Edda L. Fields Black, and Dagmar Schäfer (eds.), Rice: Global Networks and New Histories, Cambridge University Press, Journal of Economic History. Foreign Technology and the Gains from Domestic Trade: Evidence from 19 th century China, with Wolfgang Keller and Javier Santiago, to be presented at the Frontiers in Chinese Economic History conference in Berkeley, for special issue in Explorations in Economic History. Online VoxEU column, forthcoming. New Research Directions in the Economic History of China, article commissioned by the Journal of Economic History. Real International Transactions, Chapter for the Cambridge Economic History of the Modern World (Vol.2), edited by Steven Broadberry and Kyoji Fukao, Cambridge University Press. Foreign Trade and Investment, Chapter for the Cambridge Economic History of China (Vol.2), edited by Debin Ma and Richard von Glahn, Cambridge University Press. Papers Under Review and Work in Progress Market Integration as a Mechanism of Growth, with Wolfgang Keller, Presented at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (2014), Second CEPR Economic History Symposium in Vienna (2014). Human Capital and Fertility in Chinese Clans Before Modern Growth, December Also NBER working paper Online VoxEU column, forthcoming. Capital Markets and Colonial Institutions in China, with Wolfgang Keller, working paper. Presented at Stanford (2014), SIEPR (2014), China Economics Summer Institute (2015) 2

3 Publications Capital Markets in China and England in the 18 th and 19 th centuries: Evidence from Grain Prices, with Wolfgang Keller and Xin Wang. Presented at the conference on Accounting for the Great Divergence organized by the University of Warwick in Venice (2014), the World Economic History Congress in Kyoto (2015), Chinese Economy NBER conference (2015) Foreigners Knocking at the Door: Trade in China During the Treaty Port Era, with Wolfgang Keller and Javier Andres Santiago, under submission. Online VoxEU column, forthcoming. Social Mobility in the Long Run: An Analysis with Five Linked Generations in China, , mimeo. Cliometrics Conference 2016, Pittsburgh, May Banditry, Collective Violence, and Risk in China, with Avner Greif. Technology Adoption and Guild Structure, with Avner Greif and Wolfgang Keller. The Endogenous Formation of Free Trade Agreements: Evidence from the Zollverein s Impact on Market Integration (with Wolfgang Keller). Journal of Economic History, December 2014, 74(4), pp Also published as CEPR Discussion Paper # The Organization and Scope of Grain Markets in Qing China. In A History of Market Performance: From Ancient Babylonia to the Modern World, R.J. Van der Spek, Jan Luiten van Zanden, E.S. van Leeuwen (eds). Routledge, The Marketing System in Pre-Modern China. In Oxford Bibliographies for Chinese Studies, Tim Wright (ed.). New York: Oxford University Press, Spring Shanghai s Trade, China s Growth: Continuity, Recovery, and Change since the Opium War, (with Wolfgang Keller and Ben Li). International Monetary Fund Economic Review. 2013, 61, pp Also published as NBER Working Paper The Evolution of Domestic Trade Flows when Foreign Trade is Liberalized: Evidence from the Chinese Maritime Customs Service (with Wolfgang Keller and Ben Li), pp In Institutions and Comparative Economic Development, Masahiko Aoki, Timur Kuran, and Gérard Roland (eds.). New York: Palgrave Macmillan, China s Foreign Trade, Perspectives from the Last 150 Years (with Wolfgang Keller and Ben Li). The World Economy, 2011, 34(6), pp Markets in China and Europe on the Eve of the Industrial Revolution, (with Wolfgang Keller). The American Economic Review, September 2007, 97(4), pp Reprinted in M. Casson (ed.), Markets and Market Institutions: Their Origin And Evolution, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, Cheltenham, UK, The Origins of Spatial Interaction: Evidence from Chinese Rice Markets, , (with Wolfgang Keller), Journal of Econometrics, September 2007, 140(1), pp Market Integration and Economic Development: A Long-run Comparison, (with Wolfgang Keller), Review of Development Economics, February 2007, 11(1), pp

4 From Political Fragmentation towards a Custom Union: Border Effects of the German Zollverein, , European Review of Economic History, August 2005, 9(2), pp The Political Economy of Famine Relief in China, , Journal of Interdisciplinary History, Summer 2005, 36(1), pp Local Granaries and Central Government Disaster Relief: Moral Hazard and Intergovernmental Finance in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century China, The Journal of Economic History, March 2004, 64(1), pp Transport Costs and the Geography of Arbitrage in Eighteenth Century China, The American Economic Review, December 2002, 92(5), pp Comparing the Correlation Length of Grain Markets in China and France, International Journal of Modern Physics C, October 2000, 11(7), pp (with Bertrand M. Roehner, LPTHE, Université Paris 7). Grain Trade and Storage in Late Imperial China, The Journal of Economic History, June 2000, 60(2), pp (Dissertation Summary, selected for the Alexander Gerschenkron Prize Panel). Media Blogs, Reviews, and Shorter Publications Trade effects when formation of trade agreements is endogenous, VoxEU.org column (with Wolfgang Keller), December 19, Zollverein, China s Soaring Foreign Trade: Made in Britain, c. 1840? VoxEU.org column (with Wolfgang Keller and Ben Li), December 19, Review of Sui-Cheung, The Price of Rice: Market Integration in Eighteenth-Century China, Western Washington University Press, Journal of Economic History, May 2010, 70(2), pp Comments on Abramitzky, Chaudhary, Musacchio, The Journal of Economic History, June 2007, 67(2), pp (Alexander Gerschenkron Prize Panel, Convener s comments.) Review of Madeleine Zelin, The Merchants of Zigong: Industrial Entrepreneurship in Early Modern China, New York: Columbia University Press, Economic History Services book review, September Also published as a book review in The Journal of Economic History, December 2006, 66(4), pp Review of Madeleine Zelin, Jonathan K. Ocko, Robert Gardella (eds.), Contract and Property in Early Modern China, Stanford University Press, Economic History Services book review, September Working Papers The Link Between Fundamentals and Proximate Factors in Development, NBER working paper (with Wolfgang Keller). 4

5 Institutions, Technology, and Trade, NBER working paper (with Wolfgang Keller). The Rise of Markets in the Western World: A Global Comparison, Russell Sage Foundation Working Paper #211. Courses Taught Undergraduate: European Economic History, World Economic History, Economic Growth, Chinese Economic History in Comparative Perspective (University of Colorado), Development Economics (Princeton University and University of Texas), Junior Thesis and Senior Thesis advising (Princeton University) Graduate: Economic History of Development, Economic Development, Research Methods Workshop (University of Colorado), Economic Development (University of Texas) New Undergraduate Courses Designed Economic Growth, Chinese Economic History in Comparative Perspective (University of Colorado) Invited Short Course Teaching Peking University (Summer 2015): Third Summer School of Quantitative History at the Peking University, Institute for Quantitative History Seminar Presentations Since 2002 University of Warwick, November 2015 University of Mannheim, November 2014 University of Munich, November 2014 Stanford University, November 2013 Oxford University, November 2012 Singapore Management University, July 2012 Fudan University, Shanghai, June 2012 Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, May 2010 University of Hong Kong, May 2010 University of British Columbia, April 2009 Northwestern University, October 2008 University of California-Davis, October 2008 The Graduate Institute, Geneva, June 2008 University of Tuebingen, June 2008 McGill University, March 2008 University of Western Ontario, November 2007 Washington Area Economic History Seminar, March 2007 Institut d'études Politiques de Paris, March 2005 North Carolina State University, January 2005 Northwestern University, December 2004 University of California-Davis, November 2004 University of Colorado-Boulder, November 2004 Harvard University, October

6 Yale University, October 2004 Michigan State University, October 2004 University of Texas-Austin, April 2004 Stanford University, October 2003 University of California-Berkeley, October 2003 The World Bank, May 2003 Columbia University, May 2003 University of California-Los Angeles, April 2003 The Russell Sage Foundation, March 2003 Harvard University, November 2002 Brown University, April 2002 Speaker at International Conferences World Economic History Congress. Session on Accounting for the Great Divergence. Kyoto, Japan. August 3-7, World Congress of the International Economic Association, Invited Session on Institutions and the History of Economic Development. Beijing, China. July 4-8, Asian Historical Economics Conference, invited speaker. Beijing, China. May 19-21, European Research Workshop in International Trade (ERWIT), invited speaker. St. Gallen, Switzerland, June NSF/NBER/CEPR workshops on The Evolution of the Global Economy, Lund, Sweden, October 2006 (presented by co-author). Global Economic History Network Conference on Factor Markets, invited speaker. Utrecht, Netherlands, June Conference on Market Performance and the Welfare Gains, European University Institute, invited speaker. Florence, Italy, July Conference on Famine: Interdisciplinary Perspectives from the Past and Present, invited speaker. Fondation des Treilles, Tourtour, France, May 2003; funded by the Fondation des Treilles and the European Science Foundation. European Research Conference (EURESCO) on Commercial Networks, Transaction Costs, and Market Integration, , invited speaker. Venice, Italy, December Other International Conferences Fourth European Historical Economics Society Conference, Oxford, England, September 2001;(presented by co-author). Econometric Society European Meetings, Berlin, Germany, August European Economic Association Congress, Berlin, Germany, August Speaker at National Conferences and Meetings 6

7 All-UC Group in Economic History, UC-Berkeley, 2013; (presented by co-author). Economic History Association meetings, Vancouver, British Columbia, September Stanford SITE Conference: Theory and History, Palo Alto, California, August NBER Economic Fluctuations and Growth, Cambridge, Massachusetts, July NBER Development of the American Economy, Cambridge, Massachusetts, July Cliometrics Society Conference, Tucson, Arizona, May Institutions versus Technology in the Expansion of Markets, Economic History Association meetings, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, September Convener of the Alexander Gerschenkron Prize dissertation session and discussant, Economic History Association meetings, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, September National Bureau of Economic Research, Conference on China in Economic Transition, Cambridge, Massachusetts, October National Bureau of Economic Research Summer Institute, Income Distribution and Macroeconomics, Cambridge, Massachusetts, July National Bureau of Economic Research Summer Institute, Development of the American Economy, Massachusetts, July Institutions and Economic Growth session of the Economic History Association, Allied Social Science Association meetings, San Diego, California, January National Bureau of Economic Research Winter meetings, International Trade and Investment, Stanford, California, December Economic History Association meetings, St. Louis, Missouri, October Econometric Society Winter meetings, Boston, Massachusetts, January Economic History Association meetings, Baltimore, Maryland, October Tenth Annual Lonestars Conference, Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas, October Econometric Society Winter meetings, New York City, January Cliometric Society session at the Allied Social Science Association meetings, New York City, January Ninth Annual Lonestars Conference, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, October

8 Other Professional Activities Editorial Board Journal of Economic History, Explorations in Economic History, 2011 Program Committees 2013 Economic History Association Conference 2011, 2012 Cliometrics Society Annual Conference Economic History Association 2016, Chair Local Arrangements Committee , Hughes Prize Committee Referee for: The American Economic Review, China Economic Review, European Review of Economic History, Explorations in Economic History, Journal of Development Economics, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Journal of Economic Growth, Journal of Economic History, Journal of International Economics, International Regional Science Review, Modern China, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Review of Economics and Statistics, Review of Economic Studies, and other journals. Reviewer for: U.S. National Science Foundation, Hong Kong Research Grants Council, European Research Council 8