Monissen, Hans G.

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Research Papers in Economics

100 per cent reserve banking’,

100% Money: Irving Fisher and monetary reform in the 1930s’,

A Bibliography of the Writings of Irving Fisher,

A compensated dollar’,

A History of Economic Theory,

A Inquiry into the Nature and Effects of the Paper Credit of Great Britain, London. Reprinted with an introduction by F.A. von Hayek, London, Allen and Unwin,

A Program for Monetary Stability,

A simple model of Irving Fisher’s price-level stabilization rule’, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Economic Review,

A statistical relation between unemployment and price changes’,

Aggregate dynamics and staggered contracts’,

Alexander Del Mar, Irving Fisher, and monetary economics’,

Algebraic quantity equations before Fisher and Pigou’, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Economic Review,

Alvin Hansen and the interactions between the multiplier analysis and the principle of acceleration’,

An elementary monetarist model of simultaneous fluctuations in prices and output’,

and the transition to modern macroeconomics’, in A.F. Cottrell and M.S. Lawlor (eds), New Perspectives on Keynes. annual supplement to History of Political

Appreciation and Interest, published for the American Economic Association,

assisted by H.R.L.

Booms and Depressions. Some First Principles,

Changes in the wholesale price index in relation to factory employment’,

Classical monetary theory, new and old’,

Concluding comments on the quantity theory’, in M. Blaug et al. (eds), The Quantity Theory of Money. From Locke to Keynes and Friedman,

Die konjunkturtheoretischen Vermutungen von Irving Fisher’,

Fisherian and Wicksellian price-stabilization models in the history of monetary thought’, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Economic Review,

Interest rate targeting’,

Irving Fisher and autoregressive expectations’,

Irving Fisher and his compensated dollar plan’,

Irving Fisher as a policy advocate’, mimeo, no date.

Irving Fisher, the Cambridge school, and the quantity theory’, mimeo,

Irving Fisher. A Biography,

Irving Fisher’s debt-deflation theory of great depressions’,

Irving Fisher’s econometrics’,

Irving Fisher’s models of money’,

Keynesian models of recession and depression’,

Knut Wicksell und die moderne Makroökonomik’,

Limits of short-run-stabilization policy’,

Long-term contracts, rational expectations, and the optimal money supply’,

Macroeconomic policy under structural change’,

Monetarism in rhetoric and in practice’, in

Monetary policy: rules, targets, and shocks’,

Neutrality of money’, in

Note on a short-cut method for calculating distributed lags’,

On the consequences and criticisms of monetary targeting’,

On the monetary economics of Chicagoans and non-Chicagoans: Reply’,

On the short-run non-neutrality of money in the quantity theory’, Banca Nationale del Lavoro Quarterly Review,

Our unstable dollar and the so-called business cycle’,

Price-level stabilization rules in a Wicksellian model of the cumulative process’,

Propagation problems and impulse problems in dynamic economics’,

Role of non-Chicago economists in the evolution of the quantity theory in America 1930-1950’,

Rules for price stability: an overview and comparison’, in Price Stability and Public Policy, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City,

Some further observations on the monetary economics of Chicagoans and non-Chicagoans’,

Some international evidence on output-inflation-trade-offs’,

Stabilizing the Dollar. A Plan to Stabilize the General Price Level Without Fixing Individual Prices,

Staggered wage setting in a macro-model’,

Testimony before the committee on banking and currency’,

The business cycle largely a “dance of the dollar” ’,

The case for rules in the conduct of monetary policy: a concrete example’,

The Chicago tradition, the quantity theory, and Friedman’,

The dance of the dollar: Irving Fisher’s monetary theory of economic fluctuations’,

The debt-deflation theory of great depressions’,

the doctrinal foundations of monetary economics’,

The Golden Age of the Quantity Theory,

The Keynesian revolution and the aborted Fisher-Simons revolution or the road not taken’,

The Money Illusion,

The Purchasing Power of Money: Its Determination and Relation to Credit, Interest and Crises,

The quantity of money –

The quantity theory in the 1980s: Hume, Thornton, Friedman and the relation between money and inflation’, in M. Blaug et al. (eds), The Quantity Theory of Money. From Locke to Keynes and Friedman,

The quantity theory is always and everywhere controversial – why?’,

The Quantity Theory of Money. From Locke to Keynes and Friedman,

The Rate of Interest,

The relation of employment to the price level’,

The role of monetary policy’,

The Theory of Interest,

The Theory of Prices.

Variability of prices and money under fixed and fluctuating exchange rates: an empirical study of monetary regimes

What would nominal GNP targetting do to the business cycle?’,

Why is the quantity theory of money the oldest surviving theory in economics?’, in M. Blaug et al. (eds), The Quantity Theory of Money. From Locke to Keynes and Friedman,

Monetary policy and monetary reform: Irving Fisher's contributions to monetary macroeconomics

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