Monetary Economics / The New Palgrave Economics Collection (PDF)

THEO BALDERSTON The University of Manchester, UK
WILLIAM A. BARNETT University of Kansas, USA
MICHAEL BINDER University of Maryland, USA
MICHAEL D. BORDO Rutgers University, USA
J. H. BOYD University of Minnesota, USA
PHILLIP CAGAN Professor Emeritus, Columbia University, USA
CHARLES W. CALOMIRIS Columbia University, USA
SATYAJIT CHATTERJEE Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, USA
P. DEAN CORBAE University of Texas, USA
ROBERT W. DIMAND Brock University, Canada
GAUTI B. EGGERTSSON Federal Reserve Bank of New York, USA
CHRIS ERCEG Federal Reserve Board, Washington DC, USA
BENJAMIN M. FRIEDMAN Harvard University, USA
MILTON FRIEDMAN Deceased. Hoover Institution, Stanford University, USA
TIMOTHY S. FUERST Bowling Green State University, USA
DOUGLAS GALE New York University, USA
MIKHAIL GOLOSOV Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
CHARLES A. E. GOODHART London School of Economics, UK
CHRISTIAN HELLWIG University of California Los Angeles, USA
DONALD D. HESTER University of Wisconsin Madison, USA
PETER N. IRELAND Boston College, USA
PAUL KLEIN University of Western Ontario, Canada
NARAYANA R. KOCHERLAKOTA Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, USA
RICARDO LAGOS New York University, USA
JAMES M. NASON Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, USA
JUAN PABLO NICOLINI Universidad Torcuato di Tella, Argentina
LAWRENCE H. OFFICER University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
ATHANASIOS ORPHANIDES Federal Reserve Board, Washington DC, USA
DON PATINKIN Deceased. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
ADAM S. POSEN Peterson Institute for International Economics
WILLIAM ROBERDS Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, USA
ARTHUR J. ROLNICK Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, USA
LARS E.O. SVENSSON Princeton University, USA
JAMES TOBIN Deceased. Former Sterling Professor of Economics, Yale University, USA
ALEH TSYVINSKI Yale Department of Economics, USA
FRANÇOIS R. VELDE Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
NEIL WALLACE Pennsylvania State University, USA
CARL E.

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Winner of the 2008 PROSE Award: Best Mutlivolume Reference Work in the Humanitiesand Social Sciences

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CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title 2008

"Much has changed in the latest incarnation of this dictionary. ...More than 1,500 economists contributed almost 1,900 signed entries; more than 1,000 of the entries are new or 'heavily revised' and expanded. Along with the descriptions of economic method from earlier editions, this edition includes much information on 'what those methods have found.' It also offers new emphasis on advances that have occurred in microeconomics, Bayesian theory, game theory, and behavioral, international, and experimental economics. ...A regularly updated online version of the dictionary is available www.dictionaryofeconomics.com, with site license pricing based on institution type and FTE. Summing Up: Highly recommended." - CHOICE