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Douglas W. Mitchell

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Monetary Economics

#195

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#208

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Macroeconomics

#429

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#461

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PhD Economics University of Chicago
Masters Economics University of Chicago
Bachelors Economics University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Douglas W. "Doug" Mitchell was an American economist and polymath who made significant contributions in a wide variety of areas in economics and finance as well as in statistics and mathematics . Academic background Mitchell earned a bachelor of science in economics from Georgia Tech and a Ph.D. from Princeton University . He was a faculty member in the economics departments of Temple University, the University of Texas-Austin, and West Virginia University. He retired as a full professor from West Virginia University in 2003, at the age of 49, to devote himself more fully to wide-ranging contributions outside of economics, including editing Wikipedia.

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Douglas W. Mitchell's Published Works

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Evidence of chaos in commodity futures prices (1992) (87)
Nonlinear Monetary Dynamics (1991) (60)
A simple, flexible distributed lag technique: The polynomial inverse lag (1986) (37)
Returns to Scale and Economies of Scale: Further Observations (1996) (32)
Autocorrelated Returns and Optimal Intertemporal Portfolio Choice (1997) (25)
The efficacy of the correlation dimension technique in detecting determinism in small samples (1991) (22)
Explicit and Implicit Demand Deposit Interest: Substitutes or Complements from the Bank's Point of View? (1979) (21)
Risk Aversion and Optimal Macro Policy (1979) (18)
Dynamic implications of chaotic monetary policy (1992) (17)
Candidate behavior under mixed motives (1987) (15)
Reply [Nonlinear Monetary Dynamics] (1994) (15)
The Effects of Interest-Bearing Required Reserves on Bank Portfolio Riskiness (1982) (14)
Macro effects of interest-sensitive aggregate supply (1984) (13)
Frequency of paradox in a common n-winner voting scheme (1992) (11)
Portfolio Response to a Shift in a Return Distribution: The Case of n-Dependent Assets (1997) (10)
Risk-value models: Restrictions and applications (2003) (10)
Invariance of results under a common orthogonalization (1991) (10)
Broadly Decreasing Risk Aversion (1999) (9)
Relative Risk Aversion with Arrow-Debreu Securities (1994) (8)
The relation between alternative choices of monetary policy tool and information variable (1980) (7)
Some Regulatory Determinants of Bank Risk Behavior: Reply (1986) (7)
Efficient gradualism in intertemporal portfolios (2000) (6)
Deficit and Inflation in a Post Keynesian Model (1981) (6)
Expected Inflation and Interest Rates in a Multi-asset Model: A Note (1985) (6)
Explicit Interest and Demand Deposit Service Charges: Comment (1988) (4)
Inflationary Expectations: Comment (1982) (4)
Effects of decision interval on optimal intertemporal portfolios with serially correlated returns (2001) (4)
Geometric combination lags as flexible infinite distributed lag estimators (1989) (4)
An analytic Riccati solution for two-target discrete-time control (2000) (4)
Determinants of Inflation Uncertainty (1981) (3)
Kalman Filters and the Target Values of Monetary Aggregates (1982) (3)
The feasibility of perpetual deficits (1988) (3)
Interest-bearing checking accounts and macro policy (1978) (2)
Flexibility of the capital utilization rate in a rational expectations macro model (1987) (2)
Comparative behavior of “more risk averse” agents with two risky assets (1993) (1)
The Marriage Tax Penalty and Subsidy Under Tax Reform (1989) (1)
A note concerning a credit rule for monetary policy (1982) (1)
Linear Riccati Dynamics, Constant Feedback, and Controllability in Linear Quadratic Control Problems (2005) (1)
Two-moment decision models and utility-representable preferences: a comment on Bar-Shira and Finkelshtain (2002) (1)
ON THE DESTABILISING EFFECTS OF BALANCE OF PAYMENTS STERILISATION (1982) (1)
Increasingly mean-seeking utility functions and n-asset portfolios (2002) (1)
Non-parametric tests of the efficacy of money stock control strategies (1991) (1)
The optimal policy rule under rational expectations and multiplier uncertainty (1982) (1)
The efficient policy frontier under parameter uncertainty and multiple tools (1990) (1)
A Note on Two-Stage Monetary Policy under Multiplier Uncertainty (1983) (1)
Ordering utility functions based on mean-seeking behavior∗ (1999) (0)
Tractable risk sensitive control based on approximate expected utility (1990) (0)
GNMA pass-through certificates (1981) (0)
Interest-Bearing Demand Deposits and Bank Portfolio Behavior: Comment (1980) (0)
Velocity variance comparisons under alternative policy regimes (1988) (0)
Single-Peaked Utility Functions under Risk (1998) (0)
Reducing the dimensionality of linear quadratic control problems (2007) (0)
Implications of a negatively sloped LM curve (1987) (0)
A nash equilibrium model of campaign spending (1986) (0)
Books: The Culture and Commerce of Publishing.Lewis A. Coser , Charles Kadushin , Walter W. Powell (1982) (0)
Business cycle sources and price level-output correlation (1994) (0)
An Approximation Theorem for the Polynomial Inverse Lag (1989) (0)
Expected-utility-consistent mean-variance preference functions with perverse derivatives (1996) (0)
cient gradualism in intertemporal portfolios (1999) (0)
Computationally convenient optimal intertemporal portfolios under linear constraints (1993) (0)
A useful class of mean-standard deviation indifference curves (1990) (0)

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