John E. Scarbrough, Ph.D.

127 Main Street, Building II
Ridgefield, Connecticut  06877
(203) 431-0300


EDUCATION

B.A. Economics - Texas Tech University, 1969
Ph.D. Economics - University of Minnesota, 1974


EXPERIENCE

1987 – present
President, Litigation Analytics, Inc.

2007 – present
Associate, Ringler Associates

1987 – 2007
Vice President and Director, Structured Financial Associates, Inc

1984 – 1987
Senior Vice President, Marsh & McLennan, Inc. - (Structured Settlements)

1983 – 1984
Sr. Consultant, National Economic Research Associates

1980 – 1983
Vice President, Litigation Analysis Division, MTSC, Inc.

1978 – 1980
Manager, Management Consulting Department, Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co

1977 – 1978
Sr. Economist, American Petroleum Institute

1975 – 1977
Sr. Consultant, Management Consulting Department, Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co

1974 – 1975
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University


PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

American Economic Association                               
Society of Labor Economists
National Structured Settlement Trade Association


RESEARCH INTERESTS

The impact of disability on investment in human capital and occupational choice, with specific consideration to the timing and nature of the disability.

The disaggregation of the labor sector of input-output tables into human capital-specific sectors that, through non-linear programming models, can better analyze income inequality and the demand for education within a general equilibrium framework.

The changing wage structure, with particular focus on the effects of firm-and industry-specific technology on earnings over the life cycle by education, occupation and industry.

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