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	Robert Mundell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robert Alexander Mundell (born October 24, 1932) is a Canadian economist who graduated from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
		Mundell is best known in politics for his support of tax cuts and supply side economics; however, among economists it is his work on currency areas and international exchange rates which caused him to be awarded the Bank of Sweden prize.
		Mundell, though lionized by some conservatives, has many of his harshest critics from the right: he denies the need for a fixed gold based currency or currency board - though he often recommends this as a policy in hyper-inflationary environments - and he is both a fiscal and balance of payments deficit hawk.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Mundell (1044 words)

	Robert Mundell / Biography
		Robert A. Mundell was born in Canada in 1932.
		During the latter half of that decade, Mundell was among the intellectual leaders in the creative research environment at the University of Chicago.
		Mundell's conclusion was straightforward: to prevent the economy from becoming unstable, the linkage has to accord with the relative efficiency of the instruments.
	www.cooperativeindividualism.org /mundell_bio.html (2225 words)

	Supply-side economics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mundell was the author of the influential view that it was Johnson's budget deficits that were the cause of inflationary pressure.
		Robert Mundell believes Nixon's failure to cut taxes in the early 1970s to be the cause of stagflation, his argument being that the incentive for individuals to invest was reduced to below zero.
		Mundell in his Nobel Prize lecture countered that the success of price stability was proof that the supply-side revolution had worked.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Supply-side_economics (3480 words)

	Supply-Side University
		Robert Mundell is the person who furnished the theoretical genius behind “supply-side economics.” The ideas and premises of supply-side economics are described most lucidly in the writings of a political science and journalism graduate of UCLA, Jude Wanniski.
		Another important contribution of Robert Mundell was his early recognition and announcement that the worldwide inflation unleashed in 1971 was historic because, for the first time in world history, such inflation would be coupled with progressive income tax systems in all of the developed economies.
		Mundell and Laffer were voices in the wilderness, educating Wanniski in their theories and forecasts in order to obtain public exposure for their views.
	www.polyconomics.com /supply.htm (3169 words)

	Robert Mundell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Mundell is best known in politics for his support of tax cuts and supply side economics ; however, among economists it is his work on currency areas and international exchange rates which caused him to be awarded the Nobel Prize.
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	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Robert_Mundell.html (927 words)

	ROBERT MUNDELL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Nachdem in den 1960er Jahren Kanada auf frei floatende Währungsparität umstellte, untersuchte Mundell die volkswirtschaftlichen Folgen freier Währungsparität, die damals, als der Goldstandard die Basis der Währungsparitäten bildete, noch selten anzutreffen war.
		Mundell wird von konservativen politischen Kreisen als Galionsfigur vereehrt, hat aber Kritiker nicht nur im Lager der Demokratischen Partei, sondern auch in Teilen des konservativen Lagers.
		Einer breiten Öffentlichkeit bekannt wurde Mundell auch durch derb-humoristisch geprägte Auftritte in David Lettermans Late-Night Fernsehshow.
	www.toonorama.com /encyclopedia/R/Robert_Mundell (598 words)

	Professor Robert Mundell at CMRE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Robert Mundell, the most recent winner of the Swedish Bank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, a.k.a.
		Robert Mundell: Well, I don’t have to answer the last one because I don’t believe they are.
		Robert Mundell: Well, the central banks of every country act as a lender of last resort to their own banks.
	www.fame.org /HTM/Mundell%20and%20Parks.htm (1287 words)

	Robert Mundell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Mundell is best known in politics for support of tax cuts and supply side economics ; however among economists it is his on currency areas and international exchange rates caused him to be awarded the Nobel Nevertheless supply side economics featured prominently in Nobel Prize speech.
		In the 1960's Canada which Mundell is native of floated its exchange - this Mundell to begin investigating the results of exchange rates a phenomenon not widely seen the 1930's "Stockholm School" successfully lobbied Sweden leave the gold standard.
		Mundell though lionized by some conservatives has of his harshest critics from the right: denies the need for a fixed gold currency or currency board - though he recommends this as a policy in hyper-inflationary - and he is both a fiscal balance of payments deficit hawk.
	www.freeglossary.com /Robert_Mundell (787 words)

	Canadian Journal of Economics - Robert Mundell Prize
		The Canadian Economics Association is proud to introduce the Robert Mundell Prize to the "young" author or authors of the paper judged to be the best paper published in the Canadian Journal of Economics in the previous calendar year.
		Robert Mundell, a most famous Canadian economist, was the obvious choice for this award.
		The Mundell prize for 2004 was awarded at the Canadian Economics Association Meetings in Mai 2005 to Susan Chun Zhu for her paper on Trade, product cycles, and inequality within and between countries, which appeared in the November issue of the Journal.
	economics.ca /cje/en/rmp.php (517 words)

	Robert Mundell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mundell is best known in politics for his support of tax cuts and supply side economics; however, among economists it is his work on currency areas and international exchange rates which caused him to be awarded the Nobel Prize.
		Robert Mundell has appeared on CBS's The Late Show with David Letterman either reading The Top 10 List or telling a series of jokes through segments of the show.
		In March 2004 the theme was "You Might Be A Redneck" jokes and on May of the same year "Yo Mama" jokes.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /Robert_Mundell (670 words)

	Mundell, Robert A - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Mundell, Robert A (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In the 1960s, Mundell developed the concept of optimum currency areas, optimum from the point of view of maximizing the benefits of international trade and securing internal and external balance.
		He was an early advocate of supply-side economics and a pioneer in advancing the monetary approach to the balance of payments.
		Mundell earned his BA from the University of British Columbia in 1953, his MA from the University of Washington in 1954, and his PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1956.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Mundell,+Robert+A (351 words)

	Nobelprijswinnaar economie Robert Mundell: 'Wereld heeft een wereldmunt nodig' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Mundell verdedigt zijn idee op een groot meerdaags congres van de Wereldbank in Parijs.
		Volgens Mundell is een van de belangrijkste oorzaken van grote wisselkoersbewegingen de internationale valutahandel.
		Mundell realiseert zich dat daar niet alom steun voor is. Maar hij stelt 'Als twee van de drie grote munten aan elkaar worden gekoppeld, volgt nummer drie vanzelf'
	www.het-klankbord.vuurwerk.nl /mundell.htm (466 words)

	Robert Mundell and the Theoretical Foundation for the European Monetary Union
		Robert Mundell laid the theoretical foundations for the European Monetary Union.
		Mundell was an ardent supporter of the euro, of which he is considered the godfather.
		Beyond the primarily economic and technical considerations, Mundell's concern was also to place the creation of the euro in a broader perspective, that of the international monetary system, whose operations he analyzed, perhaps better than anyone else, in his work.
	www.imf.org /external/np/vc/1999/121399.HTM (1953 words)

	TheStreet.com: Godfather of the Euro: A Conversation With Robert Mundell, Part 1
		Columbia University Professor Robert Mundell was appropriately traveling in Europe in mid-October when he learned that he had been named this year's Nobel laureate for economics.
		Mundell: The dominant factor governing the value of the dollar is the growth rate of the U.S. economy.
		Mundell: Should it increase, and increase substantially, say it goes through $350 to $375, and maybe higher, this would be an indication that we're really starting to do something wrong with our economy.
	www.thestreet.com /pf/comment/cfeatures/817057.html (1080 words)

	O Canada - A neglected nation gets its Nobel. By Paul Krugman
		Mundell's work is so central to that field, so "seminal"--an overused term that really applies here--that on many disputed issues his ideas are the basis for both sides of the debate.
		And when the young Canadian economist Robert Mundell did his most influential work, in the early 1960s, it was arguably the Canadian difference that inspired him to think outside the box.
		And so perhaps it was the Canadian case that led Mundell to ask, in one of his three most famous contributions, how monetary and fiscal policy would work in an economy in which capital flowed freely in and out in response to any difference between interest rates at home and abroad.
	www.slate.com /id/36764 (1528 words)

	Money, Markets, and Mobility: Celebrating the Ideas of Robert A. Mundell Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences
		Robert A. Mundell was born in 1932 in Latimer, Ontario, essentially a crossroads near Loughborough Lake on the outskirts of Kingston.
		Mundell would walk into class and present the students with an interesting issue or challenge (sometimes the issue came from the class) and then would proceed to develop a model to tackle it, or at least get the model up and running more or less in the right direction.
		As Boyer notes, the elegance and power of the Mundell analysis not only led to its immediate adoption but as well its longevity, ample evidence for which is that "as a device for expounding the effects of macroeconomic policies, the Mundell model diagram is still unsurpassed at the undergraduate textbook level".
	jdi.econ.queensu.ca /Publications/Mundell.html (4012 words)

	Robert Mundell - Wikipedia
		Mundell zog sich mehrfach für einige Zeit in die Wildnis zurück.
		Mundell hat sich in der Politik für Steuersenkungen und verwandte Maßnahmen nach dem Modell der Supply Side Economics (angebotsorientierte Wirtschaftspolitik) eingesetzt.
		Informationen der Nobelstiftung zur Preisverleihung 1999 für Robert Mundell (englisch)
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Mundell (597 words)

	Robert Mundell
		In a ceremony here last week, Mundell received the Nobel Prize in economics, the 13th in a line of economists with close connections to the University of Chicago to receive the award in the 31 years since it was first given.
		For Mundell is far better known to the literate public by a couple of pejorative epithets - as a supply-sider and as a gold bug - than as a technical economist.
		Mundell was a Canadian, after all, and had been profoundly struck by the ill effect on the provinces of the devaluation of sterling in 1949.
	www.wright.edu /~tdung/mundell.htm (1394 words)

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		What Mundell and a handful of others did, among other things, was to rehabilitate and update a "classical" view of the economy which had been shoved aside by the dominance of Keynesian theorists.
		Mundell is generally credited with the idea of the "policy mix" which was the essence of Reaganomics and a sharp departure from Keynesian orthodoxy.
		Mundell remains a fan of the gold standard and fixed exchange rates at a time when they're out of favor with most other economists"; 'Perhaps surprisingly, given Europe's sclerotic labour markets this year's Nobel prize winner is a strong supporter of the euro," etc.).
	www.eppc.org /publications/pubID.2262/pub_detail.asp (1648 words)

	Canadian Robert Mundell wins Nobel Prize for economics
		STOCKHOLM, OCT 13: Robert A Mundell of Columbia University in New York on Wednesday won the Nobel Prize for economic sciences for his analysis of monetary and fiscal policy under different exchange-rate regimes.
		Mundell's contributions remain outstanding and constitute the core of teaching in international macroeconomics," the Academy said.
		Mundell's most important work was done in the 1960s, the Academy said.
	www.expressindia.com /ie/daily/19991014/ige14017.html (246 words)

	Robert Mundell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Mundell is best known in politics for his support of tax cuts and supply side economics ; however, among economists it is his work on currency areas and internationalexchange rates which caused him to be awarded the Nobel Prize.
		In the 1960's Canada, which Mundell is a native of, floated its exchange - this caused Mundell to begin investigating theresults of floating exchange rates, a phenomenon not widely seen since the 1930's "Stockholm School" successfully lobbied Swedento leave the gold standard.
		Mundell, though lionized by some conservatives, has many of his harshest critics from the right: he denies the need for afixed gold based currency or currency board - though he often recommends this as a policy in hyper-inflationary environments -and he is both a fiscal and balance of payments deficit hawk.
	www.therfcc.org /robert-mundell-3665.html (638 words)

	PRESS RELEASE-COOPERATION OF THE NOBEL PRIZE WINNER ROBERT MUNDELL WITH THE CROATIAN NATIONAL BANK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Mundell was awarded this high prize not only because its officials sincerely respect and are well acquainted with the scientific work of this very esteemed analyst of monetary, fiscal and exchange rate policies, but also due to the fact that, as an economist at Columbia University (New York), Mr.
		Mundell was a member of the Scientific Board of all Dubrovnik Conferences held so far, and participated actively in the work of the conferences.
		Mundell's paper prepared for the First Dubrovnik Conference was "The Great Contractions in Transition Economies", the topics of the paper presented at the Second Dubrovnik Conference was "Monetary and Financial Market Reform in Transition Economies: the Special Case of China", and Mr.
	www.hnb.hr /priopc/1999/eng/ep141099.htm (526 words)

	Biography: Robert Mundell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Robert Mundell is the C. Lowell Harriss Professor of Economics at Columbia University in New York.
		For the past twenty-five years, Robert Mundell has been a Professor of Economics at Columbia University in New York.
		Professor Mundell has received quite a number of awards and distinctions, the latest being the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science.
	www.adb.org /Poverty/Forum/bio_mundell.htm (284 words)

	Robert Mundell - Nobel Prize winners - About LSE - Press and Information Office - LSE
		Robert Mundell received the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences award in 1999 for his analysis of monetary and fiscal policy under different exchange rate regimes and his analysis or optimum currency areas.
		An LSE alumnus from 1956, Robert Mundell is regarded as a pioneer of the idea of a common European currency and of the theory of optimum currency areas.
		He was also a pioneer of the theory of inflation and interest and growth, the monetary approach to the balance of payments, and the co-founder of supply-side economics.
	www.lse.ac.uk /collections/pressAndInformationOffice/aboutLSE/nobelPrizeWinners/mundell.htm (154 words)

	Robert Mundell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But Laffer and Robert Mundell predicted all of these events before they occurred, when other economists couldn't explain what had happened in the first place.
		Mundell fills the position left vacant by Robert Cleary, the previous chief executive, who agreed in September to leave after negotiations were completed over...
		Mundell fills the position left vacant by Robert Cleary, the previous chief...
	www.wikiverse.org /robert-mundell (795 words)

	OPTIMUM CURRENCY AREAS by Robert Mundell
		The first (Mundell 1964) was an elaboration of the Mundell-Fleming model to a two-country world; this model showed, inter alia, that the multiplier was different for large and small countries.
		The second (Mundell 1965) demonstrated that under both classical and Keynesian assumptions the distribution of the burden of adjustment varied inversely with the size of the country.
		I had now come to the conclusion, as I argued (Mundell 1968) at the Joint Economic Committee, that a world currency was the theoretical optimum and that as we backtrack from the drafting board toward second-best feasible solutions, we should be aware of the nature of the costs incurred.
	www.geocities.com /Eureka/Concourse/8751/edisi04/ocata.htm (7943 words)

	OpinionJournal - Thinking Things Over
		Mundell ideas motivated both the Reagan administration economic policies in the U.S. and the advent of the euro on this side of the Atlantic.
		For such nations in particular, the Mundell view stresses that floating exchange rates, recently a standard prescription of the International Monetary Fund, are not a policy but the lack of a policy.
		As the Palazzo Mundell finale, he gave a banquet suitable for "Il Magnifico," with a suckling pig turning on an open spit and diners seated at a table guarded by twin suits of armor.
	www.opinionjournal.com /columnists/rbartley?id=110003691 (1047 words)

	Nobel Laureate Robert Mundell Sees Bright Future for Euro
		Mundell said this two-year period has eased the transition from national currencies to the euro.
		There are reports of retail stores running out of the euro and of consumers and retailers in participating countries having difficulty figuring out conversion rates from their national currencies to the euro.
		Mundell was awarded the Nobel Prize for his work leading to the adoption of the euro and for his contributions to the ideas behind "supply-side" tax cuts, which were adopted during the Reagan administration.
	www.columbia.edu /cu/news/02/01/robertMundell.html (714 words)

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