Faculty

Professor Emeritus Thomas Mayer

Specialization:

Economics Department:

Working Papers:

2009

• Honesty And Integrity In Economics (09-2)

2006

• The Empirical Significance Of Econometric Models (06-20)

2004

• The Influence Of Friedman's Methodological Essay (04-1)

2003

• The Monetarist Policy Debate: An Informal Survey (03-9)
• The Effect Of Changes In Reserve Requirements During The 1930s: (03-10)

2002

• Income Smoothing And Self Control: The Case Of Schoolteachers (02-8)
• Do Changes In Asset Prices Denote Changes In Wealth (02-3)
• The Macroeconomic Loss Function: A Critical Note (02-2)

2001

• Misinterpreting A Failure To Disconfirm As A Confirmation: A Recurrent Misreading Of Significance Tests (01-8)
• A Frequent Misuse Of Significance Tests (01-5)

2000

• Improving Communication In Economics: A Task For Methodologists (00-6)
• The Role Of Ideology In Disagreements Among Economists A Quantitative Analisis: (00-1)

1999

• Some Practical Aspects Of Pluralism (99-5)
• Using Government Documents To Assess The Influence Of Academic Research On Macroeconomic Policy (99-4)

1998

• The Domain Of Theories And Tests By The Realism Of Assumptions (98-11)

1997

• Boettke's Austrian Critique Of Mainstream Economics: An Empiricist's Response (97-31)
• Data Mining: A Reconsideration (97-15)
• The Rhetoric Of Friedman's Quantity Theory Manifesto (97-1)

1996

• Monetarists And Keynesians On Central Banking: A Study Of A Failed Debate (96-6)
• What Remains Of The Monetarist Counter Revolution? (96-4)
• Why Was The Fed So Inflationary In The 1960s And 1970s? (96-10)

1995

• Monetarism (95-21)