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154 FOLDER: Irma Glickman Adelman. The Monetary Theory of Leon Walras: A General Equilibrium Analysis of . Dissertation: Submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, in the Graduate Division of the University of California, Berkeley. 1956.

FOLDER: . Typed chapter preliminary drafts for unknown manuscript: 13 Chapter 1: National Wealth and Individual Wealth. (May 25, 1959). 37 Chapter 2: Properties of Assets. (Undated). 75 Chapter 3: The Theory of Portfolio Selection. (Undated). 31 Chapter 4: The . (May 4, 1959). [2 copies] 47 Chapter 5: Growth and Fluctuation in a Two-Asset . (May 1, 1959). 35 Chapter 6: The Monetization of Capital. (May 27, 1959). 22 Chapter 8 (Incomplete): The Theory of Commercial Banking. (March 1964). 54 Chapter 9: The Monetary Mechanism. (June 14, 1960). [Note by Bruce MacMillan 3.20.08: These documents were housed in a folder, “Tobin’s Manuscript”]

FOLDER: "Newspaper Clippings": 1 Envelope (no letter). 8.8.1981. From: Alfred F. Miller Attorney and Counselor, 4317 Prospect Avenue, Western Springs, Illinois 60558. To: Hyman P. Minsky, Dept. of Economics, Washington University, St. Louis, Mo.

2 FOLDER: “State Holdings in Private Firms Gain Mixed Results in Europe”, by Murray Seeger. Financier, Jan. 1980. pp. 15-17. [4 copies]

1 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky. Letter to the Ed.: “Target for Rate of ”, , Aug. 18, 1965. [1 original, 2 copies]

2 FOLDER: “The Sluggish 70’s?: Thesis Holds Long Expansion of Soaring 60’s Basically Altered Financial System”, by Leonard S. Silk, The New York Times, April 7, 1971. [3 originals, 2 copies] [“…Prof. Minsky contends that the liquidity crisis of 1970, like earlier financial crises, has put a mark on the economy that will last for several years… 1 Letter. 4.7.1971. From: Marylou Shaffer, Secretary to Mr. Silk. To: Hyman P. Minsky.

FOLDER: “Keynes Volumes IX and X. Review by L. Silk“ 1 “Books of the Times: of Bloomsbury - I ”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Tues. Jan. 2, 1973, p. 33. [1 original, 2 copies] 1 “Books of the Times: Economist of Bloomsbury - II ”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Wed. Jan. 3, 1973, p. 33. [1 original, 2 copies]

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1 FOLDER: “Economy In Precarious Times: Contradictions Mark the Final Stages of Present Boom”, by Leonard S. Silk, The New York Times, Aug. 15, 1973, C47. [1 original, 5 copies]

1 FOLDER: “The Roots of : Some, Unlike Administration, Wonder Whether Burns and Fed are Culpable”, by Leonard S. Silk, The New York Times, Sept. 12, 1973, C65. [1 original]

1 FOLDER: “With Prime Past 10%…Fed Is Pressured to Dampen Inflation, But Also To Prevent Business Failure”, by Leonard S. Silk, The New York Times, Wed. April 17, 1974, C59. [2 originals, 1 copy]

1 FOLDER: “The Fragile Financial System”, by Hyman P. Minsky, The New York Times, Sat. Aug. 31, 1974, C19. [3 copies]

1 FOLDER: “Boom and Bust [Cycle] Again: Many Experts Fear Revived Inflation May Lead to an Even Deeper Slump”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Wed. April 30, 1975, p. 53, 57. [1 original, 2 copies]

1 FOLDER: “Crisis Here Hurts Cities and ”, by Peter T. Kilborn, The New York Times, Fri. Nov. 21, 1975, pp. 63, 77.

2 FOLDER: “Virtues of Slow Growth: Soaring Market Is a Consequence of Sluggish Advance by General Economy”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Wed. Feb. 4, 1976. [1 original, 4 copies]

3 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: Growing Role of the Mark”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Wed. Sept. 26, 1979.

4 FOLDER: “Where the Fed Has Gone Awry”, by Henry Kaufman, The New York Times, Oct. 7, 1979.

1 FOLDER: “Text of Fed’s Announcement On Measures to Curb Inflation”, The New York Times, Mon. Oct. 8, 1979. [6 copies]

1 FOLDER: “Why the Cycle [inflationary expansion, crunch, ] is Hard to End”, The New York Times, Fri. April 25, 1980, D2. [5 copies]

2 FOLDER: “Polish Strike Gives New (Red) Face to Socialism”, by Flora Lewis, The New York Times, July 27, 1980.

1 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: ‘A Sense of Urgency’ ”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Fri. Jan. 9, 1981, p. 24.

1 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: [Murray L.] Weidenbaum’s [President Reagan’s choice to head the Council of Economic Advisers] Balancing Act”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Wed. Jan. 28, 1981.

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1 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: Reagan’s Plan Falls Into Place”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Fri. Jan. 30, 1981.

1 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: Wall Street In Wonderland”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Wed. Sept. 23, 1981.

1 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: What Caused the Recession?”, The New York Times, Business Day, Tues., Nov. 24, 1981. [2 copies]

2 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: Looser Money, Less Inflation?”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Wed. Jan. 13, 1982. [2 copies]

1 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: What Causes A Depression?”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Fri. March 5, 1982, p. 32. [2 copies]

1 FOLDER: “Data ”/”A Strange Recession”, Sun. 5.16.1982, The New York Times, F22. [4 copies]

1 FOLDER: “Reagan’s ‘Slight Recession’”, by Jonathan Fuerbringer, The New York Times, Oct. 19, 1982?.

1 FOLDER: “U.S. Trade Deficit Widened in February”, The New York Times, March 30, 1983. [4 copies]

2 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: The Legacy of Keynes”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Fri. June 24, 1983. [2 originals, 4 copies]

1 FOLDER: “Economic Scene: Getting Back to Real World”, by Leonard Silk, The New York Times, Wed. Nov. 16, 1983, p. 28.

3 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky, “Pollyannas of Capitalism”, The New York Times, Thurs. Oct. 22, 1987, p. A35. [33 copies] [Note by Bruce MacMillan 1.30.08: This article was written by Minsky in response to the stock market crash on Oct. 19, 1987, the largest one-day stock market crash in history to that time. The Dow lost 22.6% of its or $500 billion dollars.] [32 copies] [Note by Bruce MacMillan 2.20.09: Definition of “pollyanna”: Noun. A person regarded as being foolishly or blindly optimistic.]

2 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky, “Curb , Don’t Raise Taxes Or Cut Spending”, Newsday, Sun. Oct. 25, 1987. [1copy]

1 FOLDER: Lester Thurow, “We Can Know Why Stocks Fall, But Can’t Predict When”, Newsday, Sun. Oct. 25, 1987, 4/Ideas. [1 original, 18 copies]

1 FOLDER: Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, “Books of the Times: Reagan’s Fiscal Policies Come Home”, The New York Times, The Living Arts/Word and Image, Mon. Oct. 24, 1988. [2 copies] [Note by Bruce MacMillan 1.31.08: The book being reviewed is: Benjamin Friedman. Day of Reckoning: The Consequences of American Economic Policy Under Reagan and After. New York, NY: Random House, c. 1988.]

1 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky, Letters to the Ed., “Paying For Bank Deposits”, The Wall Street Journal, Fri. Nov. 1, 1957. [2 copies]

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4 FOLDER: Special to The Wall Street Journal. “Belgian Franc, Danish Krone Are Devalued”, The Wall Street Journal, Undated. [17 copies]

1 FOLDER: “Hunt Brothers, Family Mortgage $3.2 Billion Assets: Biggest Transaction Involves $2 Billion to Secure to Meet Silver ”, The Wall Street Journal, April 1980.

2 FOLDER: “First Pennsylvania Bank Gets Assistance of $500 Million From FDIC, 22 Banks”, The Wall Street Journal, April 29, 1980, page 3.

1 FOLDER: “West Germans Close Medium-Sized Bank After Multimillion-Dollar Fraud”, The Wall Street Journal, July 28, 1980.

1 FOLDER: “The and Monetary Instability”, The Wall Street Journal, Mon. Feb. 1, 1982.

1 FOLDER: G. Christian Hill and Richard B. Schmitt, “Energy-Loan Losses, Bigger than Expected, Figure to Climb Higher: Could Finish Weak Oil and Gas Firms, Slow Industry’s Recovery. The Two-Segmented Bubble”, The Wall Street Journal, Mon. Nov. 14, 1983.

1 FOLDER: Linda Sandler, “Regulators Worry as Buying Loans Emerges as Big, Yet Risky, Business”, The Wall Street Journal, Nov, 1, 1984.

1 FOLDER: Charles F. McCoy, “Failing Remedies: Banks’ Current Ills Resist Usual Cures, Regulators Discover. Pressure for FDIC Bailouts of Big Companies Rises; Creditors Are Losing Out. Holding Firms Add Problems”, The Wall Street Journal, Wed. Aug. 20, 1986.

1 FOLDER: , "M1's Hot Streak Gave Keynesians a Bad Idea", The Wall Street Journal, Sept. 18, 1986, p. 32.

1 FOLDER: G. Christian Hill, (no article title) “The and Loan industry’s commercial real estate lending has turned into what could be the largest single debacle for the U.S. financial system since the Depression, and it seems to be getting worse every day…”, The Wall Street Journal, Oct. 13, 1986.

2 FOLDER: Martin Mayer, “The FSLIC Paper Goes Round and Round”, The Wall Street Journal, Sept. 1, 1987.

1 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky, “Consumption Tax Can Bring Back Thrifty American”, The Wall Street Journal, Wed. Oct. 7, 1992. [1 original, 4 copies]

1 FOLDER: David Deitch, Globe Staff, “Administration Only Postpones the Inevitable”, Boston Sunday Globe, July 26, 1970, 84-A. [“…A few private have made a name for themselves in recent months by forecasting the impact of the growing private debt burden, but they themselves owe a bid debt to the intellectual underpinning supplied by an academician, economic Prof. Hyman P. Minsky of Washington University, St. Louis. Minsky has been writing about the liquidity problem for a long time…”]

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FOLDER: 5 Hyman P. Minsky (Prof. of Economics, Washington University, St. Louis, Mo.). The Alternative to Legitimizing Ponzi. c. 1984 [Note by Bruce MacMillan 1.16.09: This article was submitted by Prof. Minsky to The Boston Globe. It was published under the title “The International ”, July 5, 1984.]

1 Hyman P. Minsky (Prof. of Economics, Washington University), “The International Ponzi Scheme”, Boston Globe, July 5, 1984. [28 copies] [“…Paying with unsupported by underlying cash flows is reminiscent of the banking practices of , a Boston banker/swindler who enjoyed spectacular though short-lived success in 1920…”]

1 FOLDER: Arthur Donner, [Toronto economic consultant], “U.S. Policies Leave Little Room for Error”, The Globe and Mail, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Mon. Nov. 9, 1981, B16. [10 copies] [“Prof. of Washington University is a well-known proponent of the view that the U.S. economy is highly cyclical and that financial conditions have, on several occasions, threatened to push the U.S. economy toward a debt liquidation crisis…”]

1 FOLDER: (No author), “Prof. [Hyman P. Minsky] Warns of Dangers: ‘Boom-or-Bust’ Cycle Still Exists”, (St. Louis) Globe-Democrat, March 3, 1968, p. 11B. St. Louis, Mo. [2 copies]

FOLDER: Bob Blanchard, Globe-Democrat, “Economics in the Eighties: Nation Faces ‘2 Dismal Alternatives’: Washington University Prof. [Hyman P. Minsky] Says Reforms Now Appear Irrelevant”, (St. Louis) Globe-Democrat, Dec. 17, 1980. St. Louis, Mo.

1 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky, “The Way Out of the Debt Crisis…”, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Wed. Aug. 1, 1984, p. 13-A, Op-ed Page.

9 FOLDER: H.P. Minsky. Towards a Meaningful Macro Model of the Economy. (Undated, c. 1970) [3 originals] [“Confidential and Preliminary. Not to be shown to any pompous ass…”] [*Conservation Note by Bruce MacMillan 12/12/07: Document is typeset with blue ink, is fading, and needs to be copied onto acid free paper.]

1 FOLDER: Letter. 3.25.1965. From: Hyman P. Minsky, Assoc. Prof. of Economics, (Washington University, St. Louis, MO). To: Dr. Joseph Pechman, Economics Division, Brookings, Institution, Washington, DC. [Subject: "Enclosed is a copy of the paper I read in Berkeley last month. I kept the part dealing with the relation between poverty and the gold standard…"] [Note by Bruce MacMillan 12/12/07. I am unable to determine which “paper” Minsky is referring to in this letter as no research paper was attached to the letter. It may possibly be the paper following, Money in a Capital Using Capitalist Economy, however, I could find no reference to “…the relation between poverty and the gold standard”...]

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16 Hyman P. Minsky (Prof. of Economics, Washington University). Money in a Capital Using Capitalist Economy. (Undated, c. 1975/1976) [original] 16 Hyman P. Minsky (Prof. of Economics, Washington University). Money in a Capital Using Capitalist Economy. (Undated, c. 1975/1976) [original typed on onionskin paper] 16 Hyman P. Minsky (Prof. of Economics, Washington University). Money in a Capital Using Capitalist Economy. (Undated, c. 1975/1976) [3 copies, one of these is labeled An “Economics of Keynes” Perspective on Money]

19 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky. An “Economics of Keynes” Perspective on Money. [Undated, c. 1975] [1 document typed on original (linotype?) paper, 1 original, 3 copies] [“(cover page)…The title distinguishing between the “Economics of Keynes” and “” is due to Axel Leijonhufvud. Despite differences, I owe much to my colleagues in dissent from conventional wisdom: Paul Davidson, Sidney Weintraub, , Jan Kregal, Robert Clower and Axel Leijonhufvud, among Americans, and , Lord Kahn and Lord Kaldor in England…”] [Note by Bruce MacMillan 1.23.08: Document is extensively footnoted and has Minsky’s or another reviewer’s extensive original 1st? draft markings] [Conservation note by Bruce MacMillan 1.23.08: Document is typed on original (linotype?) paper and needs to be copied to acid free paper]

17 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky, “An ‘Economics of Keynes’ Perspective on Money*”, pp. 295-307, in Sidney Weintraub, Ed. Modern Economic Thought. Philadelphia, Pa.: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1976. [5 original reprints] [*The title distinguishing between the “Economics of Keynes” and “Keynesian economics” is due to Axel Leijonhufvud. Despite differences, I owe much to my colleagues in dissent from conventional wisdom: Paul Davidson, Sidney Weintraub, Victoria Chick, Jan Kregal, Robert Clower and Axel Leijonhufvud, among Americans, and Joan Robinson, Lord Kahn and Lord Kaldor in England…”]

12 FOLDER: " 1883-1946", The Economist, June 1983. American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.

52 FOLDER: Robert Dixon (The University of Melbourne, Faculty of Economics and Commerce, Dept. of Economics). Aggregate Non-Wage Income In the U.S. 1948-1980. Paper to be presented to the annual meeting of the American Economic Assoc. to be held in New York, NY, Dec. 27-30, 1982.

33 FOLDER: Letter. 9.16.1985. From: Robert Dixon, The University of Melbourne, Faculty of Economics and Commerce, Dept. of Economics. To: Hyman P. Minsky, Prof. of Economics, Washington University. [Subject: "Dear Hy. You may be interested in this [enclosed article] eg. P. 15 & later…". Copy of Chapter Seven from unknown publication. "The Level and Disposition of Aggregate Profits".]

4 FOLDER: Copy of article by K. Borch, Institute of Insurance, Bergen, Norway, "A Note on Uncertainty and Indifference Curves". Review of Economic Studies. Final version [of article] received 5.2.1968.

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8 FOLDER: Copy of article by M.S. Feldstein, , "Mean-Variance Analysis in the Theory of and Portfolio Selection". Review of Economic Studies. Final version [of article] received 6.27.1968.

2 FOLDER: Copy of article by James Tobin, "Comment on Borch and Feldstein". Review of Economic Studies. First and final version [of article] received 6.27.1968.

8 FOLDER: Financial Instability and Economic Concentration (Paper prepared for the Western Social Science Assoc. meeting in Denver, Co, April 27, 1978), by Wallace C. Peterson. [“…a growing number of competent observers believe that the economy is seriously flawed, that its’ problems are systemic, not the results of random, external shocks which trigger a cyclical response. Hyman Minsky is one such observer, having developed in his financial instability hypothesis an explanation for the economy’s chronic, systemic instability, an analysis which he believes is in harmony with the revolutionary thrust of the General Theory…Specifically, I want to link Prof. Minsky’s financial instability hypothesis to some observations on economic concentration….”

14 FOLDER: “Chapter 6. Money: From MV=PY To IS-LM”, pp. 79-104. Part One: Determination of Income and Employment, in Sherman, Howard J. and Gary R. Evans. : Keynesian, Monetarist, And Marxist Views. New York, NY: Harper & Row, c. 1984.

10 FOLDER: “Chapter 16. The Return of ”, pp. 287-305. Part Four: Modern Monetary Theories, in Sherman, Howard J. and Gary R. Evans. Macroeconomics: Keynesian, Monetarist, And Marxist Views. New York, NY: Harper & Row, c. 1984.

12 FOLDER: “Chapter 17. Modern NonMonetarist Monetary Theories”, pp. 306-328. Part Four: Modern Monetary Theories, in Sherman, Howard J. and Gary R. Evans. Macroeconomics: Keynesian, Monetarist, And Marxist Views. New York, NY: Harper & Row, c. 1984.

8 FOLDER: “Chapter 18. Monetary Theories of the ”, pp. 329-342. Part Four: Modern Monetary Theories, in Sherman, Howard J. and Gary R. Evans. Macroeconomics: Keynesian, Monetarist, And Marxist Views. New York, NY: Harper & Row, c. 1984.

14 FOLDER: “Chapter 24. ”, pp. 440-465. Part Six: The Role of Government, in Sherman, Howard J. and Gary R. Evans. Macroeconomics: Keynesian, Monetarist, And Marxist Views. New York, NY: Harper & Row, c. 1984.

22 FOLDER: Wynne Godley. Notes on the Public Accounts, the Twin Deficits and Economic Strategy in the U.S. Second Draft. Jerome Levy Institute, June 22, 1992. [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Proposed changes for his draft copy are marked with a blue pen.]

18 FOLDER: Darell Duffie, Stanford University, and Hugo Sonnenschein, University of Pennsylvania, “Arrow and General Equilibrium Theory*”, Journal of Economic Literature, Vol. XXVII (June 1989), pp. 565-598. [*This is a review of: Kenneth J. Arrow. Collected Papers of Kenneth J. Arrow. Vol. 2. General Equilibrium. Cambridge, MA: Harvard U. Press, Belknap Press, 1983.]

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11 FOLDER: Kenneth J. Arrow. Toward a Theory of Price Adjustment: The Role of Price Adjustment Equations in Economic Theory, pp. 41-51, unknown journal, unknown date.

11 FOLDER: Kenneth J. Arrow, “Uncertainty and the Welfare Economics of Medical Care”, pp. 941-973, The American Economic Review, Vol. LIII, No. 5, Dec. 19663.

25 FOLDER: Paul M. Horvitz (Dir. of Research, FDIC). Failures of Large Banks: Implications for Banking Supervision and Deposit Insurance. (Undated). [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: This is a set of 25 file cards, typed on a manual typewriter.]

2 FOLDER: Murray Milgate, Trinity College, Cambridge, England. “On the Origin of the Notion of “Intertemporal Equilibrium”, Economics NS, Vol. 46, #1, Feb. 1979, pp. 1-?. The London School of Economics and Political Science. [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: There are three file cards, with hand written notes, stapled to the copy of the article.]

9 FOLDER: Jean M. Gray. “The Multinational Bank: A Financial MNC?”, Journal of Banking and Finance 5 (1981) 33-63. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: North-Holland Publishing Company. [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Proposed changes for his draft copy are marked with a blue pen.]

30 FOLDER: N. Gregory Mankiw. Recent Developments in Macroeconomics: A Very Quick Refresher Course. Working Paper No. 2474. NBER Working Paper Series. National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc. (NBER), Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 1987. [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Proposed changes for his draft copy are marked with a black pen.]

5 FOLDER: Email From: , University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy. To: Prof. H.P. Minsky. Mon. 11 Oct. 1993. [Subject: “Here is a revised version…” (Research Proposal to the Ente Einaudi) “A Comparative Historical Background Study for the Introductory Chapter of a Study on the Future Role of Banks in the Economy”] [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Proposed changes for his draft copy are marked with a pencil.]

22 FOLDER: The Quality of Debt. By Charles P. Kindleberger, Prof. of Economics, Emeritus, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A Talk to the Banking Seminar, Utah State University, Logan, Utah, Nov. 10, 1988. [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Proposed changes for his draft copy are marked with a blue pen.]

FOLDER: Course? Outlines: 1 (i) “The New Economics of Imperfect Information”. Typed manuscript. No author. (Undated) 1 (ii) “The Role of Credit in Monetary Policy Transmission”. Typed manuscript. No author. (Undated) 1 (iii) “Crunches and Overhangs: Other Ways Credit Matters”. Typed manuscript. No author. (Undated)

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1 (iv) “An Interpretation of the 1990-1991 Recession”. Typed manuscript. No author. (Undated)

60 FOLDER: Ben S. Bernanke (Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ). Credit in the Macroeconomy. Jan. 1993. For presentation at the FRB of New York Conference on “Credit and the Macroeconomy”, Feb. 12, 1993. I thank for helpful conversations. [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Proposed changes for his draft copy are marked with a pencil.]

19 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky (Distinguished Scholar, The Jerome Levy Economics Institute of Bard College). Comment on , ‘Credit in the Macroeconomy’. Prepared for a colloquium on “The Role of the Credit Crunch in the Recent Recession”, FRB of New York. Feb. 12, 1993.

13 FOLDER: L. Ulman, “Some Comments On ‘Labor Mobility and the Industrial Wage Structure in the Postwar ”, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1965, pp. 73-97. [*Conservation Note by Bruce MacMillan 12/7/07: Document is a copy on onionskin paper, is fading, and needs to be copied onto acid free paper.]

2 FOLDER: “Figure 13/1. An Outline of the Characteristics of Main Schools of Thought in Monetary and Macro Economics”, in Money Matters: A Keynesian Approach to . 1982. [2 copies]

15 FOLDER: Steven Fazzari, Dept. of Economics, Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. “ in Dynamic Economic Models”, Working Paper #52. Working Paper Series. May 1983. [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Reviewer’s comments marked with a blue pen.]

4 FOLDER: Eli Schwartz* and Robert Thornton* [*Prof. s of Economics at Lehigh University], “Toward A New Socio-Psychological Theory of the Business Cycle”, in The Journal of Irreproducible Results, Vol. 30, No. 4, July/Aug. 1985, pp. 9-11.

19 FOLDER: Steven Fazzari and Michael Athey. “Investment In Imperfect Capital Markets: Financing Constraints and the Neoclassical Model”, Working Paper #104. CSAB. Center for the Study of American Business, Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. Working Paper Series. Nov. 1986.

1 FOLDER: Rodney Maddock and Michael Carter, “A Child’s Guide to Rational Expectations”, in Journal of Economic Literature, Vol. XX (March 1982), pp. 39-51. [pages 50, 51 only] [2 copies]

1 FOLDER: Geoffrey H. Moore, “A Long-Run Look at the Business Cycle: A Long-Lived Definition”, pp. 20-21. (Journal unknown) (date unknown).

22 FOLDER: Richard Baldwin and Paul R. Krugman. “Persistent Trade Effects of Large Exchange Rate Shocks”. Working Paper No. 2017. NBER Working Paper Series. National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc. (NBER), Cambridge, Mass. Sept. 1986. [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Proposed changes for his draft copy are marked with a black pen.]

65 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky? Notes. 9 groups of handwritten notes on various economic subjects, in folder. (Undated).

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[Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Taun Toay, reviewed folder on 3/8/2004 and added a sheet of summary notes inside folder.]

57 FOLDER: Hyman P. Minsky (Prof. of Economics, Washington University). On the Control of an Advanced Capitalist Economy. (Undated). [Note by Bruce MacMillan 12/12/07: spiral bound notebook with 57 pages of notes.] 5 [Note by Bruce MacMillan 12/12/07: five pages loose notes.]

FOLDER: “Federal Reserve Financial”: Handwritten articles by H.P. Minsky on Price Theory and Uncertainty:

21 FOLDER: Inflation in a Fragile Financial Structure. (Undated). [this document is a combination of hand-written 8 ½” x 11” pages and small typed pieces of paper]

48 FOLDER: How to Get Off the Back of a Tiger. (Undated).

12 FOLDER: The American Economy [from the middle 1940s] up to the 1980s. (Undated). [Note by Bruce MacMillan 10/25/07: Taun Toay, reviewed folder on 3/1/2004 and added a sheet of summary notes inside folder.]

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