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Michael C. Lovell

Economics

#2191

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#2502

Historical Rank

#836

USA Rank

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Michael C. Lovell's Degrees

PhD Economics Purdue University
Masters Economics Purdue University
Bachelors Business Administration Carroll University

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According to Wikipedia, Michael Christopher Lovell is an American economist. He was the Chester D. Hubbard Professor of Economics and Social Science at Wesleyan University from 1969 to 2002, professor of economics at Carnegie-Mellon from 1963 to 1969, and assistant professor of economics at Yale from 1958 to 1963.

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Michael C. Lovell's Published Works

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Tests of the Rational Expectations Hypothesis (1986) (363)
Seasonal Adjustment of Economic Time Series and Multiple Regression Analysis (1963) (311)
Manufacturers' Inventories, Sales Expectations, and the Acceleration Principle (1961) (226)
Consumer Sentiment and Spending on Durable Goods (1978) (107)
The Production of Economic Literature: An Interpretation (1973) (104)
Economic Discomfort and Consumer Sentiment (1999) (82)
Spending for Education: The Exercise of Public Choice (1978) (80)
A Simple Proof of the FWL Theorem (2008) (75)
Multiple Regression with Inequality Constraints: Pretesting Bias, Hypothesis Testing and Efficiency (1970) (66)
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Why Was the Consumer Feeling So Sad (1975) (45)
Sales Anticipation and Inventory Behavior. (1971) (42)
Buffer Stocks, Sales Expectations, and Stability: A Multi-Sector Theory of the Inventory Cycle (1962) (37)
The collective allocation of commodities in a democratic society (1975) (29)
THE MINIMUM WAGE, TEENAGE UNEMPLOYMENT, AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE (1972) (26)
The Profit Picture: Trends and Cycles (1978) (24)
Researching inventories: Why haven't we learned more? (1994) (23)
PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION AND MARKET STRUCTURE (1970) (23)
Econometric Software Accidents (1994) (23)
Comment and Discussion (2001) (21)
Simulating the inventory cycle (1993) (21)
Inventories, Production Smoothing, and the Flexible Accelerator (1971) (20)
Economics with calculus (2004) (18)
A CPI-Futures Market (1973) (18)
A Simple Proof of the Fwl (Frisch-Waugh-Lovell) Theorem (2006) (17)
Optimal lot size, inventories, prices and JIT under monopolistic competition (2003) (16)
Money, Multiplier Accelerator Interaction, and the Business Cycle (1968) (15)
Alternative Axiomatizations of Seasonal Adjustment (1966) (14)
Sponsoring Public Goods: The Case of CAI on the PC (1991) (13)
Determinants of Inventory Investment (1964) (11)
Simulating a 100% just-in-time economy (1992) (11)
CAI on PCs-Some Economic Applications (1987) (10)
Inequality Within and Among Nations (1998) (7)
THE MINIMUM WAGE RECONSIDERED (1973) (7)
Social Security’s Five OASI Inflation Indexing Problems (2009) (5)
Inventory Fluctuations and Macroeconomics (1994) (5)
A Keynesian analysis of forced saving (1963) (4)
Macroeconomic implications of S,s versus accelerator finished goods inventory strategies (1996) (4)
Macroeconomics: Measurement, theory, & policy (1975) (4)
Sales Anticipations, Planned Inventory Investment, and Realizations (1967) (4)
Econometric Model Performance: Comparative Simulation Studies of the United States Economy. (1978) (4)
A Quick Fix for the Unemployment Estimate (1986) (3)
Least-Squares Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Data (1976) (3)
Lovell's Data Miner (1984) (2)
MONETARY POLICY AND THE INVENTORY CYCLE (1974) (2)
Social Security's Five OASI Inflation Indexing Problems (2008) (2)
Are treble damages double damages (1982) (2)
The pension subsidy of educational inequality (1989) (2)
THE RELATIVE INSTABILITY OF BALANCED GROWTH (1970) (2)
Unraveling the Real-Payment Twist (1981) (2)
Industry Production Behavior: The Order-Stock Distinction. (1971) (2)
Forced Saving in a Keynesian Economy: An Analysis of Demand-Pull Inflation (1960) (1)
Sources and centers of cyclical movement in real wages: evidence from panel data (1987) (1)
A Comment on the Viability of Multi-Sector Dynamic Models (1963) (1)
ON TAXING MARRIAGES (1982) (1)
The inventory cycle in the United States (1989) (1)
Monopolistic Competition : Theory and Applications * (2000) (1)
The Review of Economics and Statistics (1983) (0)
Corrigenda: Alternative Axiomatizations of Seasonal Adjustment (1967) (0)
Determinants of Inventory Investment1 (1970) (0)
ECONOLAND-2001, A Shareware Macro-Economics Simulation (1993) (0)
Book Review:Postwar Cycles in Manufacturers' Inventories. Thomas M. Stanback, Jr. (1963) (0)
Input-Output simulation of inventory fluctuations (1990) (0)
Editors' Summary (2001) (0)
Unfilled Orders and Inventories: A Structural Analysis@@@Business Cycles and Manufacturers' Short-Term Production Decisions (1970) (0)
Useful, but Poorly Organized@@@Sales Anticipations and Inventory Behavior (1970) (0)
Some Economic Applications (2016) (0)
On Forecast Rationality: The Case of Gas Mileage Estimates (1986) (0)
Planned Inventory In vestment, and Realizations (1970) (0)
The economics of inventory management : a selection of papers presented at the Conference on the Economics of Inventory Management, Middletown, CT, U.S.A., June 16-18, 1987 (1988) (0)

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