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David J. Bernstein, PH.D. EDUCATION Ph.D.
in Economics, 1996 (Fields: International economics and Mathematical
Economics) M.A.
in Economics, 1990 (Concentrations:
Industrial Organization and International Economics) B.A.
in Economics, 1989 CURRENT POSITIONS Managing
Economist, (September 2003 to Present): Consulting responsibilities: Econometric/Statistical analyses of
employment discrimination Econometric/Statistical analyses of
compensation Statistical evaluation
reduction-in-force planning Statistical evaluation of claims of
lost earnings arising from discrimination Economic forecasting / Event Analysis Statistical modeling of diminished
value in auto industry Calculation of lost earnings for a
class due to employment discrimination Statistical programming: SAS, Stata, SPSS, and Eviews Temple University,
Adjunct Faculty (May 2000 to Present) TEACHING
EXPERIENCE Temple University,
Adjunct Instructor (May 2000 to Present) Ursinus College, Visiting Professor (Aug.
1997 to May 1998) Marquette University, Lecturer (Aug.
1996 to Dec. 1996) Concordia University Wisconsin, Instructor
(Dec. 1996 to Feb.1997) Montgomery County Community College,
Instructor (Summer 1998) University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Instructor
(May 1994 to May 1997) Waukesha County Technical College,
Instructor (Sept. 1991 to Aug. 1996) PAPERS AND RESEARCH “Cointegrating Properties of the Demand for
Money in Japan Revisited.” with Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee, Politics
and Economics of “The
Hidden Risks of Foreign Investment,” Economic
Facts, December 2001. “Generalized
Purchasing Power Parity and the Case of the European Union Atlantic Economic Journal, Volume 28, No. 4, December 2000. “To
What Degree Do Central Banks Sterilize the Effects of Capital Flows on Applied Economic Letters, Volume 7, No. 1, January 2000. “Exchange
Market Pressure During the Current Managed Float,” with Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee, Applied Economics Letters, Volume 6, No. 9,
September 1999. “Fiscal
Impact Analysis of Excess Residential Land Use in Upper
Paper commissioned by Residents
for Smart Development,” October 2001. “Does
Prosperity lead to Peace?” Tagar Press 1993 “The
Long-Run Effects of Central Bank Intervention on the Monetary
Base: An International
Perspective” Dissertation, 1996 “The
Long-Run Relationship Between Exchange Rates and the Trade Balance a Test of the J-Curve” working
paper, 1995 “A Study of the Sterilization Response to a Balance-Of
Payments Disequilibrium Under a Flexible
Exchange Rate Regime Policy.” Master’s
paper, 1991 PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE Reviewer/Referee: Journal of Economic
Development and Cultural Change The
Center for Forensic Economic Studies,
Senior Consultant (1998 to 2003) Labor
economist specializing in the analysis of employment Other
responsibilities: SAS Administrator The
Center for Research in International Economics, Research Fellow (1992
to1996) National Institute
for Trial Advocacy (1998 to 2003) Round Table Group,
Scholar Portal (2004 to Present) Listed as
expert in scholar database Information and Media Technologies,
Consultant (1995 to 1997) SELECTED CONSULTING EXPERIENCE
Worked
with the United States Department of Justice Worked with
the United States Department of Agriculture Worked
with the United States National Security Agency Worked
with the United States Department of Treasury Worked
with the United States Department of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Calculated
lost earnings arising from class action cases. Analyzed
and modeled various promotion practices. Conducted
company-wide audits to monitor affirmative action plans Evaluated
the racial impact of discipline practices in police departments Verified
the reliability of prices in the wholesale beef futures market. Modeled
losses due to diminished value in automotive industry Conducted
event studies Calculated
potential lost earnings in the stock market due to non-market events Designed
predictive models for the insurance industry Designed
an evaluation tracking system for daycare center evaluators
PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS International Atlantic
Economic Society Western
Economic Association International HONORS AND
COMMUNITY SERVICE Listed in Who’s Who in Listed in Who’s Who in Finance and Industry Listed in the Directory of Outstanding
Students of Awarded the Billy Mitchell Award by the Civil Air
Patrol (Warrant Officer) College Undergraduate Academic College
Scholarship United States Academic Decathlon Coach
(1996-1997) Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies (Essay
Contest Judge 1992-1995 ) Junior Achievement (1980-1981) Boy Scouts (1977 -1980) 
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