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Naranhkiri
Tith, Ph.D.
2501 M Street NW, # 703
Washington, DC 20037
Tel: (202) 466-3376
Fax: (202) 293-7748
E-mail: user344111@aol.com
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Areas
of Expertise:
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International economics and
finance
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Macroeconomic theories and
policies
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Financial management and
reform in emerging markets
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Country risk analysis
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Project evaluation
Professional
Experience:
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President, Political &
Financial Risks Consultancy (1999-present)
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IMF Consultant (1994-present)
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Adjunct Professor of
International Economics and Southeast Asian Studies,
The Paul Nitze School of
Advanced International Studies (SAIS), The Johns Hopkins University. Lectures on
country risk analysis of ASEAN countries, and financial issues and reforms in
emerging markets.(1974-99)
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Senior Economic and Financial
Advisor to the Prime Minister of Cambodia. Responsible for producing economic
and financial policy briefing papers for the Royal Government of Cambodia and
for implementing and coordinating all government policies between the Central
Bank, the Economic/Finance Ministries and the Prime Minister's Office. Founder
of the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC),
a government one-stop
agency for coordinating foreign direct investment and foreign assistance
(1993-94).
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Senior Staff (Division
Chief/Advisor), International Monetary Fund (IMF). In charge of external
technical assistance and institution building. Responsible for designing,
negotiating, organizing and leading a staff team to conduct workshops and
seminars on macroeconomic policies and management for the benefit of government
officials at Central Bank, Ministries of Finance, Economy, Trade and Industries
for member countries worldwide. (1970-94)
Countries of Work
Experience:
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Eurasia: England, France, Germany,
Spain, and all Eastern European countries (except Yugoslavia), Belarus, Baltic
Republics, Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine
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Asia: Bangladesh, Japan, People's
Republic of China, all Southeast Asian countries
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Africa and other countries: most
French and English-speaking African countries,
Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Morocco
Awards and
Affiliations:
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Distinguished Alumnus
Award; The Economic Institute, American Economic Association,
Boulder, Colorado
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Ten Top Professors
Citation; The Paul Nitze School of Advanced International Studies,
(SAIS), The Johns Hopkins University, Washington, DC.
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Cosmos Club member
Education:
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Ph.D.; International Economics,
University of Colorado, Boulder Colorado
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M.A;
Macroeconomics, East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii
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MBA;
Corporate Finance and Management, Laval University, Quebec, Canada
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License;
Law and Business Administration, University of Montpellier, France
Languages:
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Reading |
Speaking |
Writing |
| English |
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| French |
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| Cambodian |
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| Spanish |
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| Russian |
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| German |
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Publications:
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Naranhkiri
Tith, Environments for
International Business: Implications for Risk and Reward in Globalized
Economy, (Mortgage Bankers Association of America, Washington DC.
1999)
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Naranhkiri
Tith and Clifford Shultz, "Cambodia:
Transition, and the Consequences for Future Consumption and
Marketing" in Marketing
and Consumer Behavior in East and Southeast Asia;
(Arizona State University School of Management, McGraw Hill Publishers,
1998)
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Naranhkiri
Tith; "The Challenge of
Economic Growth and Development in Cambodia", in Cambodia
and the International Community (Edited by Frederick Brown and
David Timberman, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore, June,
1998)
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Ludwig
Rudel, Naranhkiri Tith, Wang Tongsan, and Shen Lisheng; People's
Republic of China: Large Enterprise Reform; (UNDP
Report of the Terminal Evaluation Mission, Beijing, March 1998)
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IMF
Institute; Transition from
Planned to Market-Oriented Economies: Issues in Reforms, Adjustments, and
Growth, (IMF, Washington, DC. 1991)
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IMF
Institute; Adjustment, Growth,
the Balance of Payments and Debt, (IMF,
Washington, DC. 1988)
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IMF
Institute; Exchange Rate:
Theoretical and Operational Issues, (IMF, Washington, DC. 1986)
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Bank
Indonesia; Selected Key Policy
Issues in the Indonesian Economy; (Co-author, and Editor, Jakarta,
Indonesia, 1986)
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Southeast
Asian Affairs; Kampuchea: An Update, (Southeast Asian Institute, Singapore,
1976)
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