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NORMAN L. HICKS

Address: 3602 Bent Branch Court Date of Birth: May 29, 1939
Falls Church, Virginia 22041 Citizenship: American
Telephone: 703- 256-7749 Marital Status: Married
703-203-4484 (cell)
E-Mail: nhicks4@cox.net


Education:

B.S., Economic and Business, cum laude, with high honors in economics, Hofstra University, 1962
Ph.D., Economics, University of Maryland, 1968. Fields: Economic Development, Public Finance, Monetary Theory. Thesis: "Commuter Choice of Transportation Mode: A Case Study of the Nassau and Suffolk Coun¬ties".

Work Experience:
1962-66: Teaching Assistant, University of Maryland, Dept. of Economics.
1966-67: Transportation Economist, Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning Board, Hauppauge, New York
1967-70: Program Economist, U.S. Agency for International Development, Accra, Ghana
1970-2003: Economist/Senior Economist/Sector Manager, World Bank, Washington

August 2003 – present Economic consultant to:

 Governments of Montenegro and Nicaragua
 World Bank, including
• Poverty Reduction and Economic Management;
• Energy and Water Department;
• Operational Policy and Country Services;
• Europe and Central Asia Region;
• Independent Evaluation Group; and
• Latin America and Caribbean Region.

January 2004 – present: Professorial Lecturer, Elliott School of International Affairs and Department of Economics, George Washington University (part-time faculty).

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