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Thomas Michl

Professor of Economics Emeritus

Colgate University

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Colgate University

Division of Social Sciences

Department of Economics

Economics Department

Thomas Michl is currently serving as a Colgate University Professor of Economics Emeritus at Colgate University.

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Thomas Michl

Colgate University

Professor of Economics Emeritus

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economics finance macroeconomics economic analysis economic dynamics economic growth economic systems economic modelling labour economics economic research political economy capitalism public policy theoretical economics business public money growth theory fiscal policy public economics industrial organization productivity financial stability wage inflation labor market impact classical growth model production economics policy modeling keynesian economics history of economic thought hysteresis labour studies path dependence sovereign debt market failure econodynamics international financial crisis vocational behavior numerical mathematics business history global finance labor market outcomes managerial economy business growth endogenous growth theory economic change high-frequency approximation socio-economic issues government debt industrial revolution world economic history external debt debt bondage international monetary system labour supply labor market participation covid-19 pandemic international transmission technical change technological change social security systems production technologies social security two-stage decline stock market falling rate three-equation model mit press philippe aghion peter howitt taylor rule us manufacturing public debt classical theory thomas piketty marxian growth model liquidity trap

Notable Scholarly Works

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Anchored Inflation With Differential Inflation Benchmarks. Review of Keynesian Economics (2026)

economicsinflation expectationanchored inflationeconomic dynamicsmacroeconomicsinflationinflation (cosmology)

Optimal Inflation Targeting With Anchoring. Review of Keynesian Economics (2024)

mathematical optimizationmonetary theorymonetary policyapplied mathematicseconomicsinflation expectationoptimal inflationtheoretical economicseconomic modellingmacroeconomicsinflationmonetary economics

The Inverted Yield Curve in a 3-Equation Model. Eastern Economic Journal (2024)

Leila DavisThomas R. Michl

econometricseconomicsfinancial economicsinverted yield curvemathematical economics

Falling Into the Liquidity Trap: Notes on the Global Economic Crisis. Scholarworks (University of Massachusetts Amherst) (2022)

international financial crisisfinancial crisiseconomicsfinanceliquidity trapinternational financeeconomic dynamicsglobal economic crisisglobal financefinancial stabilityinternational financial marketsinternational monetary system

Shadow Banks and the Collateral Multiplier. Eastern Economic Journal (2022)

systemic riskfinancial crisiseconomicsfinancefinancial intermediationshadow banksbankruptcymonetary economicsfinancial stabilitycentral bankinginternational financial markets

The Logic of Capital: An Introduction to Marxist Economic Theory. Review of Political Economy (2022)

political economyfinanceeconomicscapitalismphilosophy of economicshistory of economic thoughteconomic theoryeconomic systemsheterodox economicseconomic liberalization

Notes on Covid-19, Potential Gdp, and Hysteresis. Review of Political Economy (2021)

global healthcovid-19economicscovid-19 pandemicpotential gdpinternational transmissionpublic health preparedness

Path Dependence and Stagnation in a Classical Growth Model. Cambridge Journal of Economics (2021)

Thomas R MichlDaniele Tavani

economic growthpath dependenceclassical growth modeleconomics

Path Dependence and Pandemics in a Classical Growth Model. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Thomas MichlDaniele Tavani

social science researcheconomicssociologypath dependenceclassical growth modelmacroeconomicssocial sciences

A Classical Alternative to the Neoclassical Growth Model. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Thomas R. MichlDuncan K. Foley

neoliberalismclassical alternativeclassicseconomic growthneoclassical growth model

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Thomas Michl

Professor of Economics Emeritus

Colgate University

Affiliations

Colgate University

Division of Social Sciences

Department of Economics

Economics Department

Thomas Michl is currently serving as a Colgate University Professor of Economics Emeritus at Colgate University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Thomas Michl

Colgate University

Professor of Economics Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Anchored Inflation With Differential Inflation Benchmarks. Review of Keynesian Economics (2026)

economicsinflation expectationanchored inflationeconomic dynamicsmacroeconomicsinflationinflation (cosmology)

Optimal Inflation Targeting With Anchoring. Review of Keynesian Economics (2024)

The Inverted Yield Curve in a 3-Equation Model. Eastern Economic Journal (2024)

Leila DavisThomas R. Michl

econometricseconomicsfinancial economicsinverted yield curvemathematical economics

Falling Into the Liquidity Trap: Notes on the Global Economic Crisis. Scholarworks (University of Massachusetts Amherst) (2022)

Shadow Banks and the Collateral Multiplier. Eastern Economic Journal (2022)

systemic riskfinancial crisiseconomicsfinancefinancial intermediationshadow banksbankruptcymonetary economicsfinancial stabilitycentral bankinginternational financial markets

The Logic of Capital: An Introduction to Marxist Economic Theory. Review of Political Economy (2022)

political economyfinanceeconomicscapitalismphilosophy of economicshistory of economic thoughteconomic theoryeconomic systemsheterodox economicseconomic liberalization

Notes on Covid-19, Potential Gdp, and Hysteresis. Review of Political Economy (2021)

global healthcovid-19economicscovid-19 pandemicpotential gdpinternational transmissionpublic health preparedness

Path Dependence and Stagnation in a Classical Growth Model. Cambridge Journal of Economics (2021)

Thomas R MichlDaniele Tavani

economic growthpath dependenceclassical growth modeleconomics

Path Dependence and Pandemics in a Classical Growth Model. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Thomas MichlDaniele Tavani

social science researcheconomicssociologypath dependenceclassical growth modelmacroeconomicssocial sciences

A Classical Alternative to the Neoclassical Growth Model. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Thomas R. MichlDuncan K. Foley

neoliberalismclassical alternativeclassicseconomic growthneoclassical growth model

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