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Max Gillman

  • Media Contact - Monetary Economics, Money Economics, Inflation, Interest Rate Changes, Federal Reserve Bank, Stock Markets, Historical Tax Reform Effects, Trade with China, Trade Deficits, International Central Bank Policy, UMSL Experts (News and Media Relations)
  • Friedrich A. Hayek Professor in Economic History, Director of Graduate Studies, Economics, Department of

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Professor Gillman is the author of numerous journal articles and two books: Advanced Modern Macroeconomics: Analysis and Application (2011 Pearson) and Inflation Theory in Economics: Welfare, Velocity, Growth and Business Cycles (2009 Routledge). He also edited Collected Papers on Monetary Theory by Robert E. Lucas, Jr. (2011 Harvard U Press). Professor Gillman previously held the position of Professor of Economics at Cardiff Business School in the U.K. for over eight years. Before that, he was at Central European U in Budapest for seven years, while also serving as an associate researcher in the Hungarian Academy of Science in Budapest and a researcher in CERGE-EI in Prague. Currently, Professor Gillman's research agenda focuses on business cycles, economic growth, and how money and banking influence both cycles and growth. A recent paper extends the monetary theory to study tax evasion and growth through a human capital approach. Professor Gillman received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago.

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Education/Academic qualification

Economics Department, PhD, The University of Chicago

Economics Department, AM, University of Chicago

AB, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

Research Interests

  • Monetary Economics
  • Money Economics
  • Inflation
  • Interest Rate Changes
  • Federal Reserve Bank
  • Stock Markets
  • Historical Tax Reform Effects
  • Trade with China
  • Trade Deficits
  • International Central Bank Policy

Disciplines

  • Economics
  • Macroeconomics
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