• Amherst College
• Yale Univesity

Edmund PHELPS

• Laudatio by Jean-Paul Fitoussi (2009)
• Edmund Phelps: AEA Luncheon Speech (2008) by James J. Heckman
• Edmund Phelps: AEA Luncheon Speech (2008) by Amartya Sen
• Edmund Phelps: AEA Luncheon Speech (2008) by Joseph Stiglitz
• “Edmund Phelps and Modern Macroeconomics” by Robert W. Dimand (2008)
• “Ned Phelps’ Contributions as Viewed from Today through My Personal Filter by Robert J. Gordon
• “Edmund Phelps: Macroeconomist and Social Scientist”by Peter Howitt (2007)”
• Celebrating Ned” by Axel Leijonhufvud

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• Fiscal Neutrality Toward Economic Growth
• Golden Rules of Economic Growth
• Microeconomic Foundations of Employment and Inflation Theory
• Editor, Private Wants and Public Needs
• Editor, The Goal of Economic Growth
• Inflation Policy and Unemployment Theory
• Editor and Contributor, Economic Justice
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• Studies in Macroeconomic Theory: Volume 1
• Studies in Macroeconomic Theory: Volume 2
• Individual Forecasting and Aggregate Outcomes
• Political Economy
• The Slump in Europe
• Seven Schools of Macroeconomic Thought
• Recent Developments in Macroeconomics
• Enterprise and Inclusion in Italy
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Andrei SHLEIFER

• Law and Finance
• Corporate Ownership Around the World
• The Regulation of Entry
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• Conscription as Regulation

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• Transformation of Finance, AFA, Neglected Risks,
• Financial Innovation, and Financial Fragility,
• Government Ownership and Privatization,

Queen Mary,

University of London

David BLANCHFLOWER

• Part-time employment in Great Britain 1980
• Occupational earnings and work histories
• Swedish labor market policy: an evaluation
• The area labour cost adjustment
• Wage levels in the regions of Britain
• Youth Employment and Joblessness in Advanced Countries

William EASTERLY

Institute for International Economics and Center for Global Development (2001-03);

Research Economist, The World Bank (1985-2001);

Teaching Assistant and Consultant to government of Jamaica, MIT (1984-85, 1983);

Research Fellow, El Colegio de Mexico (1983-84); E

conomist for Latin American Service, Data Resources, Inc. (1980-81

The White Man’s Burden

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University of California Berkeley

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Princeton University, Ph.D. 1983

“An Examination of the Influence of Theory and Individual

Theorists on Empirical Research in Microeconomics.” 

Steven LEVITT

PED-101/Econ 2327: Theory and History of Economic Development
(taught with Rema Hanna, Spring semester)

ITF-145: The Past, Present, and Future of Globalization
(Fall semester)

• Princeton University (BA) (1980)
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (PhD) (1984)

Lauren LaRosa
Littauer Center 236

• 2008–2009 Keynesian resurgence

  “If you were going to turn to only one economist to understand the problems facing the economy, there is little doubt that the economist would be John Maynard Keynes. Although Keynes died more than a half-century ago, his diagnosis of recessions and depressions remains the foundation of modern macroeconomics. His insights go a long way toward explaining the challenges we now confront.”

  
  

• Macroeconomics and the Financial System, 1e 
• Macroeconomics, 4e
• Macroeconomics, 5e
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Paul R. Krugman

Department of Economics
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson School
Princeton, NJ 08544

• A dollar crisis? (memo, August 1)
• Why I am an economist (sigh) (Notes during textbook revision)
• Land of the rising yen 
• Pathetic is the word 
• Networks and increasing returns: a cautionary tale 
• Dow 36,000: how silly is it? 
• The wonders of editing 
• Notes on Social Security 
• Class warfore?

• Requiem for the New Economy (11/10/97)
• Seven Habits of Highly Defective Investors (12/29/97)
• Don’t Worry About Deflation (2/2/98) 
• Asia: What Went Wrong (3/2/98) 
• There’ll always be a Soros (3/30/98) 
• Rupiah Rasputin (4/13/98) (sidebar for Fortune story on Indonesia) 
• Who’s afraid of the euro? (4/27/98) 
• The ice age cometh (5/25/98) 
• Supply, demand, and English food (7/20/98) 
• Why aren’t we all Keynesians yet? (8/3/98) 
• Saving Asia: It’s time to get radical (9/7/98) 
• Soros’ plea (Nov. 1998) 
• The euro:beware of what you wish for (Dec. 1998) 
• I know what the hedges did last summer (Dec. 1998) 
• Should the Fed care about stock bubbles? (Mar. 1, 1999) 
• THAT CERTAIN JE NE SAIS QUOI OF LES ANGLOPHONES (April 1999) 
• The ascent of e-man (May 1999) 
• What you don’t think about can’t hurt you 
• Why Germany Kant Kompete (July 1999) 
• A self-defeating prophecy (Dec. 1999)

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•  Advisor to the U.S. Treasury Department, July 2000 – June 2001
• Senior Advisor to the Under Secretary for International Affairs; Director of the Office of Policy Development and Review (U.S. Treasury) , July 1999 – June 2000
• Senior Economist for International Affairs, White House Council of Economic Advisers, 1998-1999

• Crisis Economics: A Crash Course in the Future of Finance
• Bailouts or Bail-ins? Responding to Financial Crises in Emerging Economie
• Political Cycles and the Macroeconomy
• New International Financial Architecture
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