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Raymond Lombra

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Bachelors Economics University of Notre Dame

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According to Wikipedia, Raymond Eugene "Ray" Lombra is an American economist and professor at Penn State University, where he is also the senior advisor to the Dean. Education Lombra graduated from Providence College in 1967 with a BA in economics. He went on to graduate from Penn State in 1968 with a master's degree, and received his PhD there in 1971.

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Raymond Lombra's Published Works

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Policy advice and policymaking at the federal reserve (1980) (72)
Federal reserve policymaking: an overview and analysis of the policy process (1989) (49)
The Strategy of Monetary Policy (1975) (35)
Gold and platinum: Toward solving the price puzzle (2009) (33)
Political economy of international and domestic monetary relations (1983) (31)
Federal Reserve defensive behavior and the reverse causation argument (1973) (31)
Discount Rate Changes and Announcement Effects (1977) (30)
Monetary Aggregate Targets and the Volatility of Interest Rates: A Taxonomic Discussion (1979) (28)
The Financial System and the Economy (1996) (25)
Stock market volatility, the news, and monetary policy (2004) (25)
The Money Supply Process: Identification, Stability, and Estimation (1984) (14)
Understanding the Remarkable Survival of Multiplier Models of Money Stock Determination (1992) (13)
Measuring the Impact of Monetary and Fiscal Actions: A New Look at the Specification Problem (1974) (12)
Eliminating the Penny from the U.S. Coinage System: An Economic Analysis (2001) (12)
Why the empirical relationship between deficits and interest rates appears so fragile (1989) (11)
Aggregate demand, food prices, and the underlying rate of inflation (1983) (11)
The subsidization of small business through federal credit programs: Analytical foundations (1984) (9)
Nonneutral short-run effects of derivatives on gold prices (2008) (8)
The Effect of Changes in the Federal Reserve's Policy Rule on the Stochastic Structure Linking Reserves, Interest Rates, and Money (1986) (8)
Modeling changes in monetary policy regimes (1994) (8)
COMMERCIAL BANKS AND THE FEDERAL FUNDS MARKET: RECENT DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLICATIONS (1978) (7)
SHORT-RUN VARIATIONS IN THE MONEY STOCK* (1977) (6)
The changing role of real and nominal interest rates (1984) (6)
Modeling central bank behavior: What have we learned? (1992) (5)
Pennies, Pricing, and Rounding: Is All The Relevant Analysis In? (2007) (5)
Commodity Prices, Interest Rate Spreads and the Exchange Rate: Useful Monetary Policy Indicators or Redundant Information? (1999) (5)
Fed funds futures and the news (2003) (4)
Rational Expectations and Short-Run Neutrality: A Reexamination of the Role of Anticipated Money Growth (1983) (4)
Interest Rate Seasonality and the Specification of Money Demand Functions: A Note (1975) (3)
A Positive Analysis Of The Policymaking Process At The Federal Reserve (1990) (2)
The financial system & the economy : principles of money & banking (2003) (2)
The Political economy of policy-making : essays in honor of Will E. Mason (1979) (2)
Stagflation: An International Problem (1978) (1)
FEDERAL RESERVE BEHAVIOR: IDENTIFICATION, RATIONALE, AND IMPLICATIONS (1971) (1)
Aggregation across Heterogeneous Depository Institutions (1987) (1)
Money and the Financial System: Theory, Institutions and Policy (1980) (1)
The Conduct of Monetary Policy: A Field Guide (1991) (0)
Working Paper 84-2 THE FORMULATION OF MONETARY POLICY (2001) (0)
Short-run variations in the money stock--seasonal or cyclical? (1974) (0)
A General Equilibrium Money and Banking Paradigm: Discussion (1982) (0)
Forecasts and U.S. Monetary Policy, 1974-78: The Role of Openness: A Note (1988) (0)
Shocks and stabilization policy: Illusions and issues A comment on the Green and Grossman paper (1986) (0)
David Laidler's “the demand for money in the United States—Yet again”: A comment (1980) (0)
Interest rate effects on intertemporal consumption: Do financial regulation and deregulation matter? (1992) (0)
Comment and implications for policy-makers and model builders (2004) (0)
Is interest rate volatility necessarily harmful (1988) (0)
The Money Supply Process: Reply (1985) (0)
Endogeneity of Federal Reserve Behavior: Reply (1975) (0)
Reply to Pierce (1980) (0)
Monetary Policy: Assessing the Burns Years: Discussion (1979) (0)
Spectrum of Views on Monetary Control Worst Policy Federal Reserve View Fixed Actual Opti mal Monetary Fed Policy Rule Policy Worst Policy Consensus Monetarist View Actual Fed Policy Optimal Policy (2008) (0)

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