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According to Wikipedia , Thomas MacGillivray Humphrey was an American economist. Until 2005 he was a research advisor and senior economist in the research department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and editor of the bank's flagship publication, the Economic Quarterly. His publications cover macroeconomics, monetary economics, and the history of economic thought. Mark Blaug called him the "undisputed master" of British classical monetary thought.
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1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 150 Published Works The Lender of Last Resort: A Historical Perspective (1984) Lender of Last Resort: The Concept in History (1989) Algebraic Production Functions and Their Uses before Cobb-Douglas (1997) (86)The Real Bills Doctrine (1982) The Classical Concept of the Lender of Last Resort (1975) (70)The Quantity Theory of Money: Its Historical Evolution and Role in Policy Debates (1974) (50)Lender of Last Resort: What It Is, Whence It Came, and Why the Fed Isn't It (2010) (44)ROLE OF NON-CHICAGO ECONOMISTS IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE QUANTITY THEORY IN AMERICA 1930-1950* (1971) Marshallian Cross Diagrams and Their Uses before Alfred Marshall (2012) (38)Fisher and Wicksell on the Quantity Theory (1997) (38)Historical Origins of the Cost-Push Fallacy (1998) (37)The Early History of the Phillips Curve (1985) (36)Precursors of the P-Star Model (1989) (33)The Early History of the Real/Nominal Interest Rate Relationship (1983) (32)Nonneutrality of Money in Classical Monetary Thought (1991) (32)The Purchasing Power Parity Doctrine (1979) (32)The monetary approach to the balance of payments, exchange rates, and world inflation (1982) Can the Central Bank Peg Real Interest Rates? A Survey of Classical and Neoclassical Opinion (1983) (27)Price-Level Stabilization Rules in a Wicksellian Model of the Cumulative Process (1992) Adam Smith and the Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments (1981) (25)On Nonneutral Relative Price Effects in Monetarist Thought: Some Austrian Misconceptions (1984) (25)Monetary Policy Frameworks and Indicators for the Federal Reserve in the 1920s (2000) Mercantilists and Classicals: Insights from Doctrinal History (1999) (24)The Origins of Velocity Functions (1993) (21)The Theory of Multiple Expansion of Deposits: Why It Is and Whence It Came (1987) (20)Classical Deflation Theory (2003) The Persistence of Inflation (1979) (18)The Choice of a Monetary Policy Framework: Lessons from the 1920s (2001) (17)The Evolution and Policy Implications of Phillips Curve Analysis (1985) (17)Algebraic Quantity Equations Before Fisher and Pigou (1984) (16)The Concept of Indexation in the History of Economic Thought (1974) (15)Of Hume, Thornton, the Quantity Theory, and the Phillips Curve (1982) (15)Money, banking and inflation : essays in the history of monetary thought (1995) The Early History of the Box Diagram (1996) (15)Essays on inflation (2001) (15)Knut Wicksell and Gustav Cassel on the Cumulative Process and the Price-Stabilizing Policy Rule (2002) SOME FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE MONETARY ECONOMICS OF CHICAGOANS AND NON-CHICAGOANS* (1976) On the Monetary Economics of Chicagoans and Non-Chicagoans: Reply (1973) Ricardo versus Wicksell on Job Losses and Technological Change (2004) (11)The Trade Theorist's Sacred Diagram: Its Origin and Early Development (1988) (10)Empirical Tests of the Quantity Theory of Money in the United States, 1900–1930 (1973) Mercantilists and classicals: insights from doctrinal history. 1998 annual report of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond (1998) (9)Marshallian Cross Diagrams (2010) From trade-offs to policy ineffectiveness: a history of the Phillips curve (1986) (9)Keynes on Inflation (1981) (8)Two Views of Monetary Policy: The Attwood-Mill Debate Revisited (1977) (8)Alfred Marshall and the Quantity Theory of Money (2004) Fisherian and Wicksellian Price-Stabilization Models in the History of Monetary Thought (1990) (8)Dennis H. Robertson and the Monetary Approach to Exchange Rates (1980) Money, Banking and Inflation (1993) Some Recent Developments in Phillips Curve Analysis (1978) (7)Cumulative Process Models from Thornton to Wicksell (2012) (7)A Monetarist Model of World Inflation and the Balance of Payments (1976) (7)The Interest Cost-Push Controversy (1979) (7)Money, Banking and Inflation: Essays in the History of Monetary Thought. (1994) Classical and Neoclassical Roots of the Theory of Optimum Tariffs (1987) (6)Algebraic Production Functions and Their Uses Before (1997) (6)Some Current Controversies in the Theory of Inflation (1976) (6)Ricardo versus Thornton on the Appropriate Monetary Response to Supply Shocks (1990) (6)A Monetarist Model of the Inflationary Process (2012) (5)When Geometry Emerged: Some Neglected Early Contributions to Offer-Curve Analysis (1995) (5)Fisher, Thornton and the Analysis of the Inflation Premium (1984) Wicksell's Monetary Framework and Dynamic Stability (1990) Interest rates, expectations, and the Wicksellian policy rule (1975) Factors Determining Exchange Rates: A Simple Model and Empirical Tests (1977) (4)Rival Notions of Money (1988) (3)On Cost-Push Theories of Inflation in the Pre-War Monetary Literature (2014) (3)The Monetary Approach to Exchange Rates: Its Historical Evolution and Role in Policy Debates (1978) (3)Eliminating Runaway Inflation: Lessons from the German Hyperinflation (1980) (3)Arresting Financial Crises: The Fed Versus the Classicals (2013) Thomas Joplin and classical macroeconomics : a reappraisal of classical monetary thought (1994) Quantity Theory and Needs-of-Trade Measurements and Indicators for Monetary Policymakers in the 1920s (2001) Intertemporal Utility Maximization – the Fisher Diagram (2010) Money, exchange, and production (1998) (1)John Wheatley's Theory of International Monetary Adjustment (1994) (1)Averting Financial Crises: Advice from Classical Economists (2014) (1)A Monetarist Model of Exchange Rate Determination (1977) (1)Tatum Dome Project, Lamar County, Mississippi (1980) (1)A Simple Model of Irving Fisher's Price-Level Stabilization Rule (1992) (1)THE MONETARY APPROACH TO ITS HISTORICAL EVOLUTION AND (2002) (0)THE MONETARY APPROACH TO ITS HISTORICAL EVOLUTION (2002) (0)Book review: Economic thinking in an age of shared prosperity (2012) (0)Exonerating Wicksell: A Comment on Ahiakpor (1999) Irving Fisher by Robert W. Dimand (2020) A MONETARIST MODEL OF EXC RATE DETERMINATION (2002) (0)Geological investigation of the Bering Sea Floor adjacent to the Cannikin Detonation Site on Amchitka Island, Alaska (1973) (0)James Pennington, (1777-1862): Classical Banking, Monetary, and Trade Theorist and Economic Policy Advisor (2003) Economists help Fed president prepare for monetary policymaking (1988) (0)Estimated Distribution of the Tennessee Tax Burden and Public Expenditure Benefits--1957 (1960) (0)Money, exchange, and production : further essays in the history of economic thought (1998) (0)Bullionists' Exchange Rate Doctrines and Current Policy Debates (1980) (0)Book review : Analyst of change (2007) (0)Explaining Exchange Rate Behavior: An Augmented Version of the Monetary Approach (1981) (0)Opinion : is Greenspan a Wicksellian? (2004) (0)Book review: The real Adam Smith (2006) (0)Working Paper 752 INTEREST RATES , EXPECTATIONS , AND THE WICKSE 3 LIAN PbLICX (2001) (0)Insights from Doctrinal History Mercantilists Classicals (2008) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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