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PhD Economics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Morris Albert Copeland was a US economist who criticized 20th-century macroeconomic theory, and who contributed to the development of modern flow of funds theory. Life Born and raised in Rochester New York, Copeland began his university education at Amherst with an interest in philosophy and Greek. Late in his undergraduate studies he encountered teachers Walter W. Stewart and Walton Hamilton and became fascinated with social accounting and economics. After graduating in 1917 he went on to the University of Chicago for his graduate studies where he came under the influence of Wesley Mitchell, a man who he came to regard as his mentor and good friend. After his doctoral thesis on institutional theory of value supervised by John Maurice Clark, Copeland emerged as an "unreconstructed institutionalist".

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Morris Copeland's Published Works

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The trend of economics (61)
Concepts of National Income (1937) (39)
National Income and Capital Formation (1939) (37)
Commons's Institutionalism in Relation to Problems of Social Evolution and Economic Planning (1936) (24)
The Correction of Wealth and Income Estimates for Price Changes (1938) (21)
Competing Products and Monopolistic Competition (1940) (19)
Professor Knight on Psychology (1925) (17)
Psychology and the natural science point of view. (1930) (15)
An Instrumental View of the Part-Whole Relation (1927) (11)
Desire, choice and purpose from a natural-evolutionary standpoint. (1926) (11)
Trends in Government Financing. (1961) (10)
PRODUCTION TRENDS IN THE UNITED STATES (1970) (8)
Money, credit and prices (1930) (7)
The Theory of Monopolistic Competition (1934) (7)
The Feasibility of a Standard Comprehensive System of Social Accounts (1957) (6)
Some Problems in the Theory of National Income (1932) (6)
A Social Appraisal of Differential Pricing (1942) (5)
Fact and theory in economics (1958) (4)
Two Hypotheses concerning the Equation of Exchange (1929) (4)
Concerning the Origin of a Money Economy (1974) (4)
Some Illustrative Analytical Uses of Flow-of-Funds Data (1962) (4)
Our Free Enterprise Economy (1965) (3)
National Wealth and Income—Am Interpretation (1935) (3)
Implementing the Objective of Full Employment in Our Free Enterprise Economy (1967) (3)
Seasonal Problems in Financial Administration (1920) (3)
Essays in socioeconomic evolution (1981) (3)
On Unemployment and Overemployment, Assuming Price and Wage Stability (1970) (3)
Laissez Faire, Pecuniary Incentives, and Public Policy (1967) (3)
Toward Full Employment in Our Free Enterprise Economy (1966) (2)
Money, Trade, and Prices — a Test of Causal Primacy (1929) (2)
Production Planning for a War Economy (1942) (2)
How Large Is Our National Income? (1932) (2)
The WPB Index of War Production (1945) (2)
The Keynesian reformation : three lectures (1952) (2)
Proposal for a Revised Set of Summary Accounts and Supporting Financial Details (1958) (2)
Relations Among Certain Specification Properties of Building Brick and Effects of Differences in Raw Materials and Methods of Forming (1952) (2)
Statistics and Objective Economics (1955) (2)
Special Purpose Indexes for the Equation of Exchange for the United States, 1919–1927 (1929) (1)
Concerning a New Federal Financial Statement (1947) (1)
An Estimate of Total Volume of Debits to Individual Accounts in the United States (1928) (1)
The Quantitative Functions of Money (1952) (1)
Banking assets and the money supply since 1929 (1948) (1)
The Distribution of Wealth and Income (1938) (1)
Authority and Reason as Instruments of Coordination in the United States (1948) (1)
Dividing the Economy into Sectors (1952) (1)
Some Suggestions for Improving our Information on Wholesale Commodity Prices (1931) (1)
Who Should Collect Economic Statistics for Recovery and Planning?:Discussion (1934) (1)
The Defense Effort and the National Income Response Pattern (1942) (1)
Justice and the Foundations of Economic Thought (1982) (0)
The National Income and Its Distribution (0)
Are There Patterns in State and Local Requirements (1961) (0)
A Further Historical Review (1961) (0)
Front matter, introduction, preface, abstracts (1952) (0)
Deficits Are Deficits, Aren't They?@@@Trends in Government Financing (1961) (0)
Appendix B: Statistical Compilations, Books, and Other Documents Cited (1961) (0)
A Note on Negotiable Claims: Who Owns and Who Owes What (1950) (0)
Recent Changes in Our Wholesale Price Level (1930) (0)
When Moneyflows are Primary Distributive Shares (1952) (0)
CHAPTER VIII. The Requirements of National Security and International Aid (1961) (0)
CHAPTER VI. Fiscal Flexibility and Countercyclical Financial Requirements (1961) (0)
Trends and Prospects (1961) (0)
CHAPTER III. A Further Historical Review (1961) (0)
Capital Requirements and the Budget (1961) (0)
Public Finances: Needs, Sources, and Utilization.@@@Trends in Government Financing. (1962) (0)
Appendix B Source References for the Statement of Payments and Balances of the Federal Government (1952) (0)
Changing Responsibilities for Meeting Financial Requirements (1961) (0)
Comments on "Forecasting Gross National Product and Employment during the Transition Period: An Example of the 'Nation's Budget' Method" (1947) (0)
Relation to Official Reports (1947) (0)
Comments on "National Income Originating in Financial Intermediaries" (1947) (0)
Some Fiscal Developments That Affect the Growth of Public Debts (1961) (0)
The Secondary Distribution and Moneyflows (1952) (0)
Front matter, tables of content, preface (1947) (0)
Moneyflows and Business Fluctuations (1952) (0)
CHAPTER IX. Trends and Prospects (1961) (0)
The Future of the General Price Level: Discussion By M. A. Copeland (1932) (0)
Moneyflows and Commodity Flows (1952) (0)
CHAPTER II. Capital Requirements and the Budget (1961) (0)
A Critique of Economics. O. Fred Boucke (1923) (0)
The Moneyflows Acount Vis-a-Vis the Cash Account (1952) (0)
Introduction to "Studies in Income and Wealth" (1950) (0)
Front matter, Trends in Government Financing (1961) (0)
CHAPTER V. Changing Responsibilities for Meeting Financial Requirements (1961) (0)
Government purchasing : an economic commentary (1980) (0)
Staff Reports: National Income and Capital Formation (1956) (0)
Appendix I. Sources and Methods (1963) (0)
Appendix A: Additional Notes on the Tables (1961) (0)
Trade association survey . Government purchasing : an economic commentary (1968) (0)
Problems of International Comparisons of Income and Product (1947) (0)
Supplements to the Proposed Statement (1947) (0)
Buying the Gross National Product (1952) (0)
Ten Statements of Payments and Balances (1952) (0)
Prosperity and Unemployment.@@@Toward Full Employment in Our Free Enterprise Society. (1967) (0)
Introduction to "Trends in Government Financing" (1961) (0)
The Banking Sector and the Moneyflows of Other Transactors (1952) (0)
Changes in the Wholesale Price Index in Relation to Factory Employment: Discussion (1936) (0)
Fact and theory in economics : the testament of an institutionalist : collected papers of Morris A. Copeland (1958) (0)
Book Review:Foreign Financial Control in China T. W. Overlach (1919) (0)
Previews and preliminaries (1952) (0)
STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS AND BALANCES (1970) (0)
Appendix to "Concerning a New Federal Financial Statement" (1947) (0)

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