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William J. Fellner, 1905-1983

 

Hungarian-American economist at Yale.

Born in Budapest, Hungary, William J. Fellner studied at Budapest, Zurich before obtaining his Ph.D in Berlin in 1929. After working for a while in the family manufacturing company, Fellner emigrated to the US in 1938. He got a job teaching at UC Berkeley, before joining the faculty at Yale University in 1952.

 

  

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Major Works of William J. Fellner

  • "Saving, Investment and the Problem of Neutral Money", 1938, REStat
  • Monetary Policies and Full Employment, 1946.
  • "Prices and Waes under Bilateral Monopoly", 1947, QJE
  • "Average Cost Pricing and the Theory of Uncertaint", 1948, JPE
  • Competition Among the Few, 1949.
  • Trends and Cycles in Economic Activity, 1955
  • "Demand Inflation, Cost Inflation and Collective Bargaining", 1959, in Bradley, editor, Public Stake in Union Power.
  • Emergence and Content of Modern Economic Analysis, 1960
  • "Two Propositions in the Theory of Induced Innovations", 1961, EJ
  • Probability and Profit, 1965.
  • "Lessons from the Failure of Demand-Management Policies", 1976, JEL
  • Towards a Reconstruction of Macroeconomics, 1976.
  • "The Valid Core of Rationalist Hypotheses in the Theory of Expectations", 1980, JMCB
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