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PROFESSIONAL BIOGRAPHY
Allan H. Meltzer
The Allan H. Meltzer University Professor of Political Economy
Gailliot and Scaife Families, donors
Born -February 6, 1928 - Boston, Massachusetts
Details of personal biography are in Who's Who in the United States and other biographical
directories.
Education:
1948 A.B., Economics, Duke University
1955 M.A., Economics, University of California, Los Angeles
1958 Ph.D., Economics, University of California, Los Angeles
Academic Career:
1956-57,
1957-61,
1961-64,
1964-65,
19641967-68,
1968
1969-70,
1970-80,
1976-79,
1977-78,
1980-91
1980-84
1984-85
1986-2003
1988-89
1988-89
19891991-97
1991
1997 -
Lecturer, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, Department of Economics
Assistant Professor, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Graduate School of Industrial
Administration
Associate Professor, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Graduate School of
Industrial Administration
Ford Foundation Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, University of
Chicago
Professor, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Graduate School of Industrial
Administration
Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, Harvard University
(Spring) Visiting Professor of Economics, Yugoslav Institute of Economic
Research, Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Ford Distinguished Research Professor, Carnegie-Mellon University, Graduate
School of Industrial Administration
Maurice Falk Professor of Economics and Social Science, Carnegie-Mellon
University
Visiting Professor, Fundacao Getulio Vargas, Post Graduate School of Economics,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Visiting Fellow, Hoover Institution
John M. Olin University Professor of Political Economy and Public Policy
Honorary Visiting Professor, City University, London, England
Visiting Scholar from Abroad, Bank of Japan
Honorary Advisor, Institute of Monetary and Economic Studies, Bank of Japan
Acting Member, President's Council of Economic Advisers
Member President’s Economic Policy Advisory Board
Visiting Scholar, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
University Professor of Political Economy and Public Policy
Visiting Professor, Institut des Sciences Politiques, Paris
The Allan H. Meltzer University Professor of Political Economy
Honors:
1983
1987
1995
1997
1997
2002
2003
2003
2003
2004
2004
2009
2011
2011
Medal for Outstanding Professional Achievement UCLA Alumni Association
Fellow, National Association of Business Economists
Man of the Year in Finance, Pittsburgh
Templeton Honor Roll for Education in a Free Society
Distinguished Achievement Award of the Money Marketeers,
New York University
Distinguished Fellow, American Economic Association
Irving Kristol Award, American Enterprise Institute
History Makers Award for Education, The John Heinz History Association
The Adam Smith Award, National Association for Business Economics
The Alice Hanson Jones award for the best book on North American Economic
History
The David Horowitz Award from the Bank of Israel and the Israeli Bankers
Association
MENSA teaching award
The Bradley Foundation Award
The Harry Truman Award for Public Policy
Faculty and Administrative Offices:
1960-61, 1963-64,
Acting Head Industrial Management Department
1965-66,
Chairman, Executive Committee of the General Faculty, Carnegie Institute of
Technology
1966-67,
Chairman, General Faculty, Carnegie Institute of Technology
1965-69,
Chairman, Ph.D. Committee, Graduate School of Industrial Administration
1971-72
Member, President Search Committee and 1989-90
1972-73,
Acting Dean, Graduate School of Industrial Administration, Carnegie Mellon
University
1981-82
Chairman, Dean Search Committee, Graduate School of Industrial Administration
and 1990-91 Carnegie Mellon University
1981-2000
Member, Finance Committee, Board of Trustees
Association Offices:
1984-85
1985-86
1989-90
1989-90
1999-2000
President-elect, Western Economic Association
President, Western Economic Association
Member, President Search Committee
Vice-President American Economic Association
President International Atlantic Economic Association
Other:
1955-56
Fellow, Social Science Research Council and Fulbright Scholar in France
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1962-63
1969-74
1973-75
1973-99
1973-95
1974-81
1974-85
1976-96
197719771977-79
19781979-90
1981-83
1981-85
1981-86
19861986-89
1986-2000
1987-89
1987-2000
1988-90
1989-91
1989-92
1989-92
1989-92
1994-96
1995-2009
1995-96
1996
1999-2000
2000
2001
2001
2002
2007-2010
2011
Ford Faculty Research Fellow
Editors' Advisory Board, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking
Board of Editors, Journal of Economic Literature
Co-founder and Co-chairman, Shadow Open Market Committee; 1989, Chairman
Co-organizer, Carnegie-Rochester Conference on Public Policy
Associate Editor, Journal of Finance
Advisory Board, Journal of Monetary Economics
Co-editor, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy
Board of Advisors, Manhattan Institute
Board of Directors, Konstanz Seminar on Monetary Theory and Monetary Policy
Co-founder and Co-chairman, Shadow European Economic Policy Committee
Editorial Board, Policy Review
Co-organizer, Carnegie-Mellon Conference on Political Economy
Associate Editor, Housing Finance Review
Member National Academic Advisory Board Law & Economics Center, University
of Miami
Co-editor, Carnegie Papers on Political Economy, a supplement to Public Choice
Associate Editor, Journal of Financial Services Research
Advisory Board, F.A. von Hayek Symposium on Knowledge, Information and
Competition
Associate Editor, Journal of Monetary Economics
Member, International Policy Advisory Board, Global Economic Action Institute;
Co-chairman 1987-88
Director, Commonwealth Foundation
President's Economic Policy Advisory Board
Economic Policy Committee, Chamber of Commerce of the United States
American Enterprise Institute Economic Roundtable
Board of Advisers, Karl Brunner Seminar at Interlaken
Director, Global Economic Action Institute
Member Advisory Board of the Pennsylvania Tax Commission
Member, Panel of Advisers, Congressional Budget Office United States Congress
Director, Pittsburgh Economic Club
Member, CSIS Task Force on the Role of Multilateral Development Banks
Chairman, International Financial Institution Advisory Commission
Distinguished Fellow, American Economic Association
Advisor, Joint Economic Committee for International Economic Policy
Advisor, to Majority Leader, U.S. House of Representatives, on International
Economic Policy
Fellow, Association Business Economists
Economic Advisory to Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Chair, Council of Scholars, Commonwealth Foundation
Articles Printed in the Los Angeles Times:
August 11, 1987
October 11, 1987
Dec. 13, 1987
"A Wary Look at Volcker's Legacy"
"Trade Bill is Hazardous to Consumer Health"
"Rigid Exchange Rates Hurt Market"
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Feb. 7, 1988
April 3, 1988
May 29, 1988
August 7, 1988
Nov. 13, 1988
March 5, 1989
April 30, 1989
June 25, 1989
August 20, 1989
October 15, 1989
December 10, 1989
February 4, 1990
May 27, 1990
July 22, 1990
September 16, 1990
November 11, 1990
January 6, 1991
March 3, 1991
April 28, 1991
August 18, 1991
October 13, 1991
December 8, 1991
February 2, 1992
March 29, 1992
May 24, 1992
July 19, 1992
September 13, 1992
November 8, 1992
February 14, 1993
March 7, 1993
April 18, 1993
May 30, 1993
September 5, 1993
October 31, 1993
"What the Country Needs is More Discipline, Less Talk about a Tax
Hike"
"British Economy a Textbook Case"
"The 'System' is Still the Problem"
"American Dream is Still Kicking"
"Worry Less about Foreign Debt"
"Incentives Needed to Reform Debt"
"Inflation and its Aftermath"
"Parkinson's Law Reigns at the IMF"
"S&L Regulatory System Still Flawed"
"Japanese Competition is no Threat"
"No Marshall Plan for Soviet Union"
"Why Bashing the Fed Doesn't Pay"
"The Persistent and Costly Myths about Trade Policy"
"German Merger to Affect Economies Around the World"
"Deposit Insurance System was Culprit in S&L Mess"
"Soviets Unlikely to Avert Stagnation and Inflation"
"No Need to Worry About a 1930s - Style Depression"
"Road to Monetary Union in Europe Proving Bumpy"
"Fair Trade' Policies Harm this Country's Consumers"
"Pointing Way to Prosperity for East Europe Countries"
"Western Loans Not Soviet Answer"
"If Middle Class Is Falling Behind, Solution Lies in Higher
Productivity"
"Why the Federal Reserve’s Discount Rate Cut Will Bring on
Inflation"
"Massive Aid Program for Russia, as Proposed by Nixon, Isn’t the
Answer"
"Exchange Rates Have Kept Tokyo Stock Woes from Reaching New
York"
"Applying Market Principles to the Cause of Saving the
Environment"
"Prosperity May not Have Arrived but an Economic Recovery Surely
Has"
"A Quick Fix not Likely to Lead to Long-Term Growth"
"Slight Tightening of Monetary Policy Needed to Keep Lid on
Inflation"
"Clinton Lost Chance to Boost Economy by Not Focusing on
Productivity"
"Quality of Health Care is Bound to get Worse as Government
Intervenes"
"Deficit will Continue: History Teaches that New Taxes will be
Spent"
"What the New Europe Needs: Adjustable Exchange Rates, Open
Markets"
"Failure of Uruguay Talks on Trade would be a Deficit for all
Nations"
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Articles Printed in the Wall Street Journal
September, 1975
April, 1976
May 19, 1976
May 17, 1978
May 9, 1979
September 17, 1981
July 29, 1982
February 7, 1983
December 13, 1985
March 27, 1989
February 8, 1991
March 17, 1992
December 18, 1992
February 22, 1992
May 5, 1993
February 9, 1994
June 30, 1994
February 2, 1996
July 26, 2001
August 8, 2002
September 26, 2003
March 17, 2005
June 26, 2007
September 15, 2007
February 28, 2008
August 31, 2009
October, 2009
January 27, 2010
March 19, 2010
April 21, 2010
June 30, 2010
8/12/10
9/16/2010
10/11/2010
11/4/10
4/7/11
6/15/11
8/11/11
"A Mexican Tragedy"
"A Closet Capitalist Confesses"
"A Vote for Today’s System"
"Money Growth and Inflation"
"Avoiding the Monetary Shoals"
"An Epistle to the Gold Commissioners"
"The Results of the Fed’s Failed Experiment"
"Congress and the Administration Pass the Buck"
"Baker Would Make U.S. Poorer"
"Debt Crisis: A Familiar Fall Guy"
"There is No Credit Crunch"
"Worry About Under-Investment, Not Deficits"
"The Attack on Central Banks"
"The Worst Kind of Short-Term Thinking"
"Why Governments Make Bad Venture Capitalists"
"Still Too Easy"
"As Clinton Spends, the Dollar Weakens"
"Clinton’s Bailout Was no Favor to Mexicans"
"The World Bank is Wrong to Oppose Grants"
"Back to Bailouts"
“A Jobless Recovery?”
“Banking on Paul Wolfowitz”
“Let ‘Em Fail”
“The Fed Should Hold Firm”
“That 70s Show”
“What Happened to the Depression?”
“Preventing the Next Financial Crisis”
“The Fed’s Anti-Inflation Exit Strategy Will Fail”
“Market Failure or Government Failure?”
“Privatization Can Help Greece”
“Why Obamanomics Has Failed”
“Europe Jumps Off the Keynesian Bus”
“Principles for Economic Revival”
“The Fed Compounds Its Mistakes”
“Milton Friedman vs. the Fed”
“The Fed Should Consider a ‘Bad Bank’”
“A Welfare State or a Start-Up Nation?”
“The Folly of Economic Short-Termism”
Other Articles
February 1984
August 1984
June 1995
January 1995
Financial Times "The U.S. Budget Deficit"
Financial Times "Cures are Worse than the Disease"
Financial Times "Why is it Time to Close Down the IMF"
Tribune-Review "The Clinton’s Health Care Plan"
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February 1996
October 1979
August 1981
August 1981
August 1981
December 1989
April 1987
October 27, 1997
July 17, 1998
October 12, 2000
October, 2000
May, 2001
April 15, 2002
January 13, 2003
January 13, 2003
January, 2003
August 18, 2003
Jan. 2008
March 27, 2008
Nov. 11, 2008
Dec. 15, 2008
May 3, 2009
Jan./Feb. 2009
Feb. 11, 2009
August 17, 2009
October, 27, 2009
October, 2009
Spring 2010
2010
8/4/11
8/13/11
Tribune-Review "Population Loss Should Be Wake-Up Call for
Pittsburgh Region"
New York Times "A Monetarist Looks at the Federal Reserve"
New York Times "Economic Scene - Interest Rates and Inflation"
New York Times "Economic Scene - Policy in U.S. and Britain"
New York Times "New Beginning - Or a Step Backward"
New York Times "Brady’s Treasury Needs Fixing"
Washington Post "And We’ve Gone Into Hock to the Rest of the
World"
Financial Times "Danger of Moral Hazard"
Financial Times "Time to Print Money"
Washington Post "Pie-in-the-Sky Debt Relief"
Financial Times "Slow Progress in Prague"
Financial Times "Default Without Disruption"
Financial Times "Depreciate the Yen: The Bank of Japan is Holding
the Country's Recovery Hostage to Reform the Financial System,
Charges Allan Meltzer"
Financial Times “New IMF Loan Will Not Solve Argentine Crisis”
Washington Times “World Bank Drained” (with Bruce Rich)
International Economy “Should the European Central Bank Change
Its Two Percent Inflation Ceiling?”, contribution to a symposium, pg.
47
Financial Times “A Reality Check for the Conventional Wisdom”
“Why the Crisis?” The American - Online Magazine
The American - Online Magazine “Grading Bernanke: A Symposium”
“A Plan to Rebuild the Housing Market”, Financial Times.
“The Epic of Finance” National Review, 53-55
The New York Times, “Inflation Nation”, Op-Ed.
“Close it Down”, in The American Interest, Vol. IV #3, winter.
“Regulation Usually Fails”, The American – online Magazine.
“Will the Fed Play Politics?”, Fortune Magazine.
“Compensation Games”, Jurist, University of Pittsburgh Law School,
online
“co se stalo depresi?” CEP Newslett, Prague, Czech Republic
“The Main Forces Leading to the Common Currency Remain in
Place”. The International Economy
“Interview with Allan Meltzer on Keynes”, Fortune
“Gold Fever is a Symptom”, New York Times
“Meltzer: Solve Long-Term Problems”, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
I. Books and Monographs
1.
A Study of the Dealer Market for U.S. Government Securities, Joint Economic Committee,
U.S. Congress, 1960 (with G. von der Linde).
2.
Federal Tax Treatment of State and Local Securities, Washington, The Brookings Institution,
1963 (with David Ott).
3.
An Analysis of Federal Reserve Monetary Policymaking, Washington, Banking and Currency
Committee, 1964 (with Karl Brunner). The sections of this report have been published
separately as well as under the titles Analysis of the Federal Reserve Approach to
Policymaking (Feb., 1964), The Federal Reserve's Attachment to Free Reserves (May, 1964)
and An Alternative Approach to the Monetary Mechanism (August, 1964).
4.
The Wadsworth Series in Finance (with J.F. Weston) Wadsworth Publishing Company,
Belmont, California, 1966-68 (various dates).
5.
The Carnegie-Rochester Series (ed.) (with Karl Brunner) North-Holland Publishing Company,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, V. 1 (1976- ).
6.
The Carnegie Papers on Political Economy (ed.) (with P. Ordeshook and T. Romer) Martinus
Nijhoff Publishing Company, The Hague, The Netherlands, V.1 (1981 - 86).
7.
Ensaios Em Economia Politica (Essays in Political Economy), "Controlling Money," "The
Decline of the Liberal Economy," and "Keynes's General Theory: A Different Perspective,"
(ed.) A.M. Silveira, Edicoes Multiplic, February 1982. (published in Portuguese.)
8.
International Lending and the IMF - A Conference in Memory of Wilson Schmidt (ed.). The
Heritage Lectures 21, Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C. 1983.
9.
Theory, Policy, Institutions: Papers from the Carnegie-Rochester Conferences on Public
Policy (ed.) (with K. Brunner) North-Holland Publishing Company, Amsterdam, The
Netherlands 1983.
10.
Onzekere Wereldeconomie, Rotterdamse Monetaire Studies, 14, 1984.
11.
Monetarism and Contemporary Monetary Policy in the U.S., Committee of International
Programs, Meiji University, Tokyo (in Japanese), 1985.
12.
Keynes' Monetary Theory: A Different Interpretation, Cambridge University Press, 1988.
13.
Keynes Monetary Theory: A Different Interpretation, published in Japanese (eds.) Akiba
and Kaneko, 1997.
14.
Economic Report of the President 1989, (with B.W. Sprinkel and T.G. Moore)
Washington: Government Printing Office, 1989.
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15.
Monetary Economics, (with K. Brunner) Basil Blackwell, 1989.
16.
International Competitiveness in Financial Services, (ed.) (with M. Kosters) Journal of
Financial Services Research, 4, Dec. 1990.
17.
Political Economy, (with A. Cukierman and S. Richard) Oxford University Press, 1991.
18.
Money and the Economy: Issues in Monetary Analysis, The 1987 Raffaele Mattioli Lectures,
(with K. Brunner), Cambridge University Press, 1993.
19.
Money and the Economy: Issues in Monetary Analysis, The 1987 Raffaele Mattioli
Lectures, (with K. Brunner), paperback edition, 1997.
20.
El Dinero Y La Economia (with Karl Brunner) Alianza Economia, Madrid (Spanish
translation of Money and the Economy: Issues in Monetary Analysis) 1995.
21.
Money, Credit and Policy, Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, 1995.
22.
Sustaining Safety and Soundness: Supervision, Regulation and Financial Reforms, The World
Bank, Washington, December 1995.
23.
A History of the Federal Reserve, Volume 1, 1913-1951, Chicago University Press, 2002.
24.
A History of the Federal Reserve, Volume 2, Book 1, 1951-69. Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 2010.
25.
A History of the Federal Reserve, Volume 2, Book 2, 1970-86, Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 2010.
II Articles
1.
"A Comment on Market Structure and Stabilization Policy," Review of Economics and
Statistics, November, 1958.
2.
"The Behavior of the French Money Supply, 1938-54," Journal of Political Economy, June
1959.
3.
"Portfolio Selection: A Heuristic Approach," Journal of Finance, December 1960, (with
G.P.E. Clarkson).
4.
"Mercantile Credit, Monetary Policy and Size of Firm," Review of Economics and Statistics,
November 1960.
5.
"The Demand for Money: The Evidence from the Time Series," Journal of Political Economy,
June 1963 (reprinted elsewhere).
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6.
"Predicting Velocity: Implications for Theory and Policy," Journal of Finance, May 1963
(with Karl Brunner).
7.
"The Place of Financial Intermediaries in the Transmission of Monetary Policy," American
Economic Review, May 1963 (with Karl Brunner).
8.
"The Demand for Money: A Cross-Section Study of Business Firms," Quarterly Journal of
Economics, August 1963.
9.
"Yet Another Look at the Low Level Liquidity Trap," Econometrica, July 1963.
10.
"Monetary Policy and the Trade Credit Practices of Business Firms," Vol. X, Commission on
Money and Credit, Prentice-Hall, 1963.
11.
"A Weekly New Issue Yield Curve for Municipal Bonds," National Banking Review,
December 1963.
12.
"Monetary Policy for 1963," Hearings before the Joint Economic Committee on the
President's Economic Report. Washington, Joint Economic Committee, 1963.
13.
"Some Further Investigations of Demand and Supply Functions for Money," Journal of
Finance, May 1964 (with K. Brunner).
14.
Comment on Papers by deLeeuw and Minsky, American Economic Review, May 1964.
15.
"Public and Private Financial Institutions," Review of Economics and Statistics, August 1964.
16.
"A Little More Evidence from the Time Series," Journal of Political Economy, October 1964.
17.
"Some Suggested Changes in Monetary Arrangements," Hearings before the Banking and
Currency Committee, U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C. 1964.
18.
"Rejoinder to Professor West," National Banking Review, December 1964.
19.
"A Reply to Maddala, Vogel and Whalen," Quarterly Journal of Economics, February 1965.
20.
"What Should We Teach in a Money and Banking Course: Discussion," Journal of Finance,
May 1966, Vol. XXI, No. 2.
21.
"Improvements in the Balance of Payments" A Response to Monetary Policy or to Ad Hoc
Fiscal Policies," Journal of Business, July 1965.
22.
"Auerbach’s Defense of Defensive Operations", Journal of Finance, September 1965. (with K.
Brunner), Vol. XX, No. 3.
23.
"Monetary Theory and Monetary History," Schweizerische Zeitschrift fur Volkwirtschaft and
Statistik, December1965.
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24.
"The Money Managers and the Boom", Challenge, March/April 1966.
25.
"A Credit Market Theory of the Money Supply and an Explanation of Two Puzzles in U.S.
Monetary Policy," Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali, XIII, No. 5,
May 1966, reprinted in T. Bagiotti (ed.) Essays in Honor of Marco Fanno, (Padova Cedam,
1966) II, pp. 151-76. (with K. Brunner)
26.
"The Regulation in Bank Credits Abroad: Another Failure for the Balance of Payments
Program" in G. Schultz (ed.), Guidelines, Informal Controls and the Market Place, (Chicago:
University of Chicago Press, 1966).
27.
"On Human Wealth and the Demand for Money." Journal of Political Economy, February,
1967.
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"Irving Fisher and the Quantity Theory of Money," Orbis Economicus, Vol. X, No. 9 in honor
of Patinkin's Money, Interest and Prices, March, 1967.
29.
"Money Supply Revisited: A Review Article," Journal of Political Economy, April, 1967.
30.
"The Meaning of Monetary Indicators," George Horwich (ed.), Monetary Process and Policy:
A Symposium, Homewood: Richard D. Irwin, 1967 (with Karl Brunner).
31.
"Rejoinder to Chase and Hendershott," George Horwich (ed.), Monetary Process and Policy:
A Symposium, Homewood: Richard D. Irwin, 1967 (with Karl Brunner).
32.
"Comment on Daniel Brill's Interpretation of 'Predicting Velocity,'" George Horwich (ed.),
Monetary Process and Policy: A Symposium, Homewood: Richard D. Irwin, 1967 (with Karl
Brunner).
33.
"Discussion of Fand and Leijonhufvud," American Economic Review, May 1967.
34.
"Is Secular Inflation Likely in the U.S.?" Monetary Problems of the Early 1960's: Review and
Appraisall, Proceedings of the Third Annual Conference on Economic Affairs, Georgia State
College, May 1967.
35.
"Major Issues in the Regulation of Financial Institutions," Journal of Political Economy,
suppl., August 1967.
36.
"Economies of Scale in Cash Balances Reconsidered," Quarterly Journal of Economics,
August 1967 (with Karl Brunner).
37.
"Comment on R. Musgrave's Blend of Fiscal and Monetary Policies," Fiscal Policy and
Business Capital Formation, Washington: American Enterprise Institute, 1967, pp. 187-193.
38.
"Liquidity Traps for Money, Bank Credit, and Interest Rates," Journal of Political Economy,
January-February 1968, (with Karl Brunner).
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39.
"What Did We Learn from the Monetary Experience of the United States in the Great
Depression?", Canadian Journal of Economics, May 1968, (with Karl Brunner).
40.
"Predicting the Effects of Monetary Policy," Business Economics, Spring 1968, pp. 7-13.
41.
"Comment on the Long-Run and Short-Run Demand for Money," Journal of Political
Economy, December 1968.
42.
"On Efficiency and Regulation of the Securities Industry" Economic Policy in the Regulation
of Corporate Security, edited by Henry Manne and published by American Enterprise
Institute, Washington, D.C. 1969.
43.
"Money, Intermediation, and Growth," Journal of Economic Literature, March 1969.
44.
"Controlling Money," Review, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, May 1969.
45.
"The Nature of the Policy Problem," Karl Brunner (ed.), Targets and Indicators of Monetary
Policy, San Francisco: Chandler Publishing Company, 1969 (with Karl Brunner).
46.
"The Appropriate Indicators of Monetary Policy," Savings and Residential Financing, 1969
Conference Proceedings, U.S. Savings and Loan League.
47.
"The Role of Money in National Economic Policy," Controlling Monetary Aggregates,
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, June 1969.
48.
"Tactics and Targets: Discussion," Controlling Monetary Aggregates, Federal Reserve Bank
of Boston, June 1969.
49.
"A Comment on Hester's Paper," Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, August 1969.
50.
"Selecting Creative Ph.D. Candidates for Admission," Journal of Experimental Education,
Spring 1970 (with Judith Gertler).
51.
"Public Policies as Causes of Fluctuations," Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, February
1970.
52.
"Is There An Optimal Monetary Policy: Comment," Journal of Finance, May 1970.
53.
"Restoring A Healthy Economic Environment," Proceedings of the American Insurance
Association, May 1970. Reprinted in Kredit und Kapital, No. 2, 1971.
54.
"Regulation Q - The Money Markets and Housing," Housing and Monetary Policy, Federal
Reserve Bank of Boston, Conference Series #4, 1971.
55.
"The Uses of Money: Money in the Theory of an Exchange Economy," American Economic
Review, December 1971 (with Karl Brunner).
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56.
"A Monetarist Framework for Aggregative Analysis," Kredit und Kapital, Germany, Spring
1972 (with Karl Brunner).
57.
"Aggregative Consequences of Removing Restrictions," Journal of Bank Research, Summer
1972.
58.
"Automobile Pricing," Hearing before the Price Commission, Washington, D.C., September
13, 1972.
59.
"Friedman's Monetary Theory," Journal of Political Economy, September/October 1972 (with
Karl Brunner).
60.
"Money, Debt and Economic Activity," Journal of Political Economy, September/October
1972 (with Karl Brunner).
61.
"What the Commission Didn't Recommend," Journal of Money, Credit and Banking,
November 1972.
62.
"Mr. Hicks and the 'Monetarists'," Economica, February 1973, (with Karl Brunner).
63.
"Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Moderate Inflation: Case Studies of Three Countries,"
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, February 1973. (with K. Brunner, M. Fratianni, J.
Jordan and M. Neumann).
64.
"The Markets for Housing and Housing Services," Journal of Money, Credit and Banking,
February 1973 (with F. Arcelus).
65.
"The Dollar as an International Money," Quarterly Review of Banca Nazionale Del Lavoro,
Rome, Italy, March 1973.
66.
"Price and Wage Controls," Proceedings of Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly of the
Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate 92nd Congress, January 1972, pp. 88-90.
67.
"Relative Prices and Tax Policies: Some Preliminary Implications and Results,"Essays in
Honor of De Viti de Marco, Rome, Italy, 1973 (with Karl Brunner).
68.
"A Reply to Craig Swan," Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, November 1973 (with
Francisco Arcelus).
69.
"Discussion of Financial Models," Journal of Finance, May 1974.
70.
"Credit Availability and Economic Decisions: Some Evidence from the Mortgage and
Housing Markets," Journal of Finance, June 1974.
71.
"A Plan for Subduing Inflation," Fortune, September 1974.
72.
"The Conduct of Monetary Policy," Monetary Policy Oversight, Hearings before the Senate
Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, February 1975.
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73.
"Ending Inflation," The Phenomenon of World Wide Inflation, Meiselman & Laffer (eds.),
Proceedings of Conference, American Enterprise Institute & Hoover Institution on War,
Revolution and Peace, May 1975.
74.
"Inflation, Energy and the World Economy, Prospects for International Cooperation," in
Selected Papers on Inflation, Recession, Energy and the International Financial Structure, P.
Hartland-Thunberg (ed.), Center for Strategic and International Studies, Georgetown
University, Washington, D.C., May 1975.
75.
"Current Policy and the Future Capital Stock," Senate Budget Committee, Subcommittee
Seminar, Washington, D.C., September 10, 1975.
76.
"Housing and Financial Policy," Challenge, November/December 1975.
77.
Statement to Subcommittee on December 2, 1975, Hearings on Financial Institutions and the
Nation's Economy, Discussion Principles, House of Representatives, Subcommittee on
Financial Institutions Supervision, Regulation, and Insurance, of the Committee on Banking,
Currency and Housing.
78.
"The Effect of Aggregate Economic Variables on Congressional Elections," American
Political Science Review, Vol. 69, #4, December 1975 (with F. Arcelus).
79.
"Aggregate Economic Variables and Votes for Congress: A Rejoinder," The American
Political Science Review, Vol. 69, #4, December 1975 (with F. Arcelus).
80.
"The Effects of Economic Policies on Votes for the Presidency: Some Evidence from Recent
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