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Robert Mundell
Resident Professor of International Economics
Holder of the AGIP Chair in International Economics
Professor of Economics, Columbia University, since 1974
1999 Nobel Prize in Economics
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Background and Education
B.A., University of British Columbia (1953); M.A. University of Washington (1954); Ph.D. in Economics, M.I.T., (1956).
Post-Doctoral Fellow in Political Economy (1956-57); professor, SAIS Bologna Center (1959-61); senior economist, International Monetary Fund (1961-63); OAS/IDB Fiscal Mission to Peru (1964); professor of economics and editor of the Journal of Political Economy, University of Chicago (1965-71); first Rockefeller visiting research professor of international economics, Brookings Institution (1964-65); member, Bellagio-Princeton Study Group on International Monetary Reform (1964-78). Ford Foundation research professor of economics, University of Chicago (spring, 1965-66); professor of international economics, Graduate Institute of International Studies (Geneva, 1965-75); Frank Graham Lecturer, Princeton (1965).
Chairman, department of economics, University of Waterloo, Ontario (1972-74); Consultant, European Monetary Committee, Economic Commission (June 1970); UN Economic Commission on Exchange Rates in Africa, Addis Ababa (1970); Guggenheim fellow (1971); Marshall Lecturer, Cambridge (1974); president, North American Economic and Financial Association (1974-78); chairman, Santa Colomba Study Group on the International Monetary System (1971-78); awarded Jacques Rueff Prize and Medal (1983); distinguished lecturer, Ching-Hua Institute, Taipei (1985).
Awarded Docteur Honoris Causa, University of Paris (1992); honorary professor, People's (Renmin) University of China (1995); Annenburg Distinguished Scholar in Residence, University of Southern California (1980); Repap visiting professor of economics, McGill University (1989-90); Richard Fox visiting professor of economics, University of Pennsylvania (1990-91); elected distinguished fellow of the American Economic Association (1996); AGIP Chair in International Economics, Johns Hopkins SAIS Bologna Center (1997-98).
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Publications
The International Monetary System: Conflict and Reform (1965); Man and Economics (1968); International Economics (1968); Monetary Theory: Interest, Inflation and Growth in the World Economy (1971); recent edited books include Global Disequilibrium in the World Economy (1992); Building the New Europe (1993), Debts, Deficits and Economic Performance (1993); Inflation and Growth in China (1996).
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