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Robert E. Lucas, Jr.

Lucas's 1995 Nobel Prize lecture asks why changes in the quantity of money seem, from David Hume onward, to be both neutral "units changes" in the long run and yet a source of real stimulus or …

Robert E. Lucas, Jr.

Writing for the 30th anniversary of Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz's *A Monetary History of the United States, 1867-1960*, Lucas argues the book's lasting contribution is a normative one -- it …

J. Bradford De Long

Tracing the 20th-century history of "monetarism" through four successive subspecies, De Long argues that although monetarism's most politically influential and empirically fragile form collapsed in …