Karl Brunner

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Karl Brunner is affiliated with the following schools: London School of Economics, University of Rochester, University of Zurich

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According to Wikipedia, Karl Brunner was a Swiss economist. Biography Karl Brunner was born in Zürich on 16 February 1916. He studied economics at the University of Zürich from 1934 to 1937, and at the London School of Economics from 1937 to 1938, before returning to the University of Zürich, where he received a doctorate in 1943. He served briefly as an economist at the Swiss National Bank, and as a lecturer and research assistant at the University of St. Gallen. He left Switzerland in 1949 to take up a position as a visiting fellow at the Cowles Commission, then based at the University of Chicago. After a two-year fellowship, Brunner moved to Los Angeles in 1951 to begin an academic career at the University of California, Los Angeles, where, in 1961, he was appointed a full professor. In 1966, he was appointed a professor at Ohio State University, before moving to the University of Rochester in 1971. In the 1970s, Brunner frequently returned to Europe, where he accepted a professorship at the University of Konstanz in Germany and subsequently at the University of Bern in Switzerland . In 1979, Brunner was named the Fred H. Gowen Professor of Economics at the University of Rochester, a position he held until his death on 9 May 1989.

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The Uses of Money: Money in the Theory of an Exchange Economy (1971) (335)
The Phillips curve and labor markets (1976) (265)
Stabilization of the domestic and international economy (1977) (188)
Liquidity Traps for Money, Bank Credit, and Interest Rates (1968) (169)
Money, Debt, and Economic Activity (1972) (157)
Some Further Investigations Of Demand And Supply Functions For Money (1964) (154)
An Aggregative Theory for a Closed Economy (1976) (139)
The role of money and monetary policy (1968) (126)
Money and the economy issues in monetary analysis (1993) (113)
Predicting velocity: implications for theory and policy (1963) (103)
Real business cycles, real exchange rates, and actual policies (1986) (101)
The Great Depression revisited (1981) (85)
The Art of Central Banking (1981) (84)
Money and Credit in the Monetary Transmission Process (1988) (77)
A Schema for the Supply Theory of Money (1961) (73)
The place of financial intermediaries in the transmission of monetary policy (1963) (73)
Money and economic activity, inventories and business cycles (1983) (66)
Mr. Hicks and the "Monetarists." (1973) (66)
Stagflation, Persistent Unemployment and the Permanence of Economic Shocks (1980) (62)
The “monetarist revolution” in monetary theory (1970) (62)
The Phillips curve (1976) (58)
The Perception of Man and the Conception of Government (1977) (55)
What Did We Learn from the Monetary Experience of the United States in the Great Depression (1968) (54)
THE PERCEPTION OF MAN AND THE CONCEPTION OF SOCIETY: TWO APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING SOCIETY (1987) (51)
The Meaning of Monetary Indicators (1967) (46)
Friedman's Monetary Theory (1972) (46)
The costs and consequences of inflation (1981) (44)
Strategies and tactics for monetary control (1983) (40)
A Survey of Selected Issues in Monetary Theory (1971) (40)
The Nature of the Policy Problem (1969) (34)
Some major problems in monetary theory (1961) (34)
The Federal Reserve's Attachment to the Free Reserve Concept (1964) (31)
Economic policy in a world of change (1982) (31)
Three aspects of policy and policymaking: Knowledge, data and institutions (1979) (30)
Fiscal Policy in Macro Theory: A Survey and Evaluation (1984) (30)
Targets and indicators of monetary policy (1971) (28)
Economies of Scale in Cash Balances Reconsidered (1967) (28)
An outline of Middle English grammar (1963) (28)
A Credit Market Theory of the Money Supply and an Explanation of Two Puzzles in U.S. Monetary Policy (1966) (26)
Policies for employment, prices, and exchange rates (1979) (26)
Empirical studies of velocity, real exchange rates, unemployment, and productivity (1987) (24)
The problem of inflation (1978) (23)
The Disarray in Macroeconomics (1989) (23)
Inconsistency and Indeterminacy in Classical Economics (1951) (21)
Understanding monetary regimes (1985) (20)
Deficits, Interest Rates, and Monetary Policy (1986) (20)
Reflections on the Political Economy of Government. The Persistent Growth of Government (1978) (20)
On the state of macroeconomics (1980) (18)
Monetary and Fiscal Policy in Open, Interdependent Economies with Fixed Exchange Rates (1976) (18)
A Diagrammatic Exposition of the Money Supply Process (1973) (17)
Some General Features of the Federal Reserve's Approach to Policy (1964) (17)
Essays on macroeconomic implications of financial and labor markets and political processes (1984) (16)
The Explanation of Inflation: Some International Evidence (1977) (16)
Optimal policies, control theory and technology exports (1977) (16)
The Poverty of Nations (1985) (15)
Problems and issues in current econometric practice (1974) (14)
Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Moderate Inflation: Case Studies of Three Countries (1973) (14)
Public policies in open economies (1978) (13)
The Economics of price and wage controls (1976) (13)
Inflation, Money and the Role of Fiscal Arrangements: an Analytic Framework for the Inflation Problem (1976) (13)
Stock and Flow Analysis: Discussion (1950) (12)
The "new monetary economics," fiscal issues, and unemployment (1985) (12)
“YALE” AND MONEY (1971) (12)
High-powered Money and the Monetary Base (1989) (11)
The national bureau method, International capital mobility, and other essays (1986) (11)
The Report of the Commission on Money and Credit (1961) (10)
Supply shocks, incentives and national wealth (1981) (10)
Monetary institutions and the policy process (1980) (10)
The Demand for and Supply of Inflation: Comment (1975) (10)
Bubbles and other essays (1987) (9)
‘Assumptions’ and the cognitive quality of theories (1969) (9)
On the state of macro-economics (1980) (9)
Epilogue: Understanding the Great Depression (1981) (8)
KNOWLEDGE, VALUES AND THE CHOICE OF ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION* (1970) (8)
Alternative Approach to the Monetary Mechanism (1964) (8)
The Limits of Economic Policy (1987) (8)
Variability in employment, prices, and money (1983) (8)
Chapter 9 Money supply (1990) (8)
Money and the Economy (1997) (8)
Time deposits in the Brunner-Meltzer model of asset markets (1981) (8)
Institutions, Policy, and Monetary Analysis (1965) (7)
Institutional arrangements and the inflation problem (1976) (7)
Institutions, policies and economic performance (1976) (7)
The old English vowel phonemes 1 (1953) (7)
Stabilization policies and labor markets (1988) (7)
Middle English Metrical Romances and Their Audience (1961) (7)
Place-names and the Anglo-Saxon settlement (1958) (7)
Comment on the Long-Run and Short-Run Demand for Money (1968) (7)
Ronald Coase--Old-Fashioned Scholar (1992) (6)
Theory, policy, institutions : papers from the Carnegie-Rochester conferences on public policy (1983) (6)
Economics Social Institutions (1979) (6)
Commentary on "the state of the monetarist debate" (1973) (6)
Money, monetary policy and financial institutions (1983) (6)
A fascination with economics. (1980) (6)
International organization, national policies and economic development (1977) (5)
Is Supply-Side Economics Enough? (1982) (5)
Monetary and fiscal policies and their application (1984) (5)
The Ambiguous Rationality of Economic Policy (1972) (5)
Economic Inequality and the Quest for Social Justice (1987) (5)
A Monetarist Framework for Aggretative Analysis (1972) (4)
The Perception of Man and Justice and the Conception of Political Institutions (1983) (4)
The Theory of Employment and Unemployment (1978) (4)
Economic analysis and political ideology (1996) (4)
A Case Study on the Importance of Appropriate Rules for the Competitive Market in Ideas and Beliefs (1967) (3)
Contributions in honor of Homer Jones: Foreword (1976) (3)
Optimal Policies, Control Theory and Technology Exports. (1979) (3)
Expanded verbal forms in early modern English (1955) (3)
Monetary growth and monetary policy (1974) (3)
Congressional supervision of monetary policy : A symposium (1978) (2)
Government, the private sector, and "crowding out" (1976) (2)
The economics of price and wage controls: An introduction (1976) (2)
Comment: The Contribution of Macro and Micro Studies to Policy Making (1968) (2)
Keynes’s Intellectual Legacy (1967) (2)
The seven sages of Rome (southern version) (1935) (2)
Proceedings of the First Konstanzer Seminar on Monetary Theory and Monetary Policy (1972) (2)
The international monetary system: A symposiac examination of: The arena of international finance by Charles A. Coombs The international monetary system 1945-1976: An insiders view by Robert Solomon (1978) (2)
To the readers of the journal of monetary economics (1985) (1)
The Policy Discussions by Stein and Worswick: A Comment (1969) (1)
Theory of Inflation and Quantity-Theory (1958) (1)
A Case Study of US Monetary Policy: Reserve Requirements and Inflationary Gold Flows in the Middle 30's (1958) (1)
The First World & the Third World : essays on the new international economic order (1978) (1)
International debt, federal reserve operations, and other essays (1989) (1)
Keynesian policies, the drift into permanent deficits and the growth of government : A symposium (1978) (1)
The money supply, money flows and domestic product in Finland, 1910-1956 (1961) (1)
Accounting Issues for Publicly Traded Gaming Companies (1994) (1)
Economics & social institutions : insights from the Conferences on Analysis & Ideology (1979) (1)
The 1976 nobel prize in economics. (1976) (1)
International Debt, Insolvency and Illiquidity (1983) (1)
The commitment to permanent inflation (1979) (1)
Did Dr Johnson hate Scotland and the Scottish (1949) (1)
Monetary regimes and protectionism (1982) (1)
The International Debt Problem, Insolvency, and Illiquidity: A Policy Proposal (1983) (1)
2. Continuity and Discontinuity of Roman Agricultural Knowledge in the Early Middle Ages (1995) (0)
The annual report of the bank for international settlements : A symposium (1979) (0)
The joint economic committee of the U.S. congress: A symposium (1979) (0)
Federal Reserve's Attachment to the Free Reserve Concept : A Staff Analysis, 88th Congress, 2d Session (1964) (0)
Money, Credit, and Public Policy. (1960) (0)
Guiding Principles and Monetary Policy (1979) (0)
Reply to stephen axilrod's comments (1983) (0)
Reflections on the state of international monetary policy (1979) (0)
Book Review:In Search of a Monetary Constitution Leland B. Yeager (1963) (0)
Back Matter (1969) (0)
The Growlery: The Four Disciplines and the Two Encouragements: President Carter’s Economic Recovery Plan (1980) (0)
Middle-Class Attitudes in Shakespeare’s Histories (1953) (0)
Explaining inflation (1977) (0)
If Not Now, When? (1983) (0)
Stabilization of the Domestic and International Economy. (1978) (0)
Anna J. Schwartz: An Appreciation (1989) (0)
AUERBACH'S DEFENSE OF DEFENSIVE OPERATIONS (1965) (0)
The Commitment to Permanent Information (1979) (0)
Milton Friedman in Our Time (1979) (0)
Book Review:The Crisis in Keynesian Economics Sir John R. Hicks (1981) (0)
Inflation, unemployment and monetary control : collected papers from the 1973-1976 Konstanz Seminars (1979) (0)
Il fascino dell'economia (A fascination with economics) (1980) (0)
Conference on Secular Inflation (1973) (0)
Rejoinder to Chase and Hendershott (1967) (0)
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from the National Bureau of Economic Research (1975) (0)
Relative Prices and Tax Policies: Some Preliminary Implications and Results (1969) (0)
Editorial policy and data (1984) (0)
WITH AN O AND AN J. I. (0)
The Relation of Money Balances to Optimal Consumption, Payments and Receipts (1968) (0)
Economic Development, Cancun and the Western Democracies (1982) (0)
The monetary fiscal approach to inflation: A multi country study. Chapter I: Part A. Inflation, output and the role of monetary and fiscal policy (1971) (0)

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