Warren E. Weber

Adjunct Professor of Economics

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Education

• Carnegie Mellon University - Ph D (Economics) - 1969
• Carnegie Mellon University - MS (Economics) - 1968
• Wesleyan University - BA (English) - 1965

Publications

• Time Aggregation and the Relationship between Inflation and Money Growth
  

  (author(s): Warren E. Weber, Janice Bouchet Breuer, John McDermott)
  Forthcoming in Journal of Money, Credit and Banking

• Coin Sizes and Payments in Commodity Money Systems
  

  (author(s): Warren E. Weber, Angela Redish)
  Macroeconomic Dynamics, 2011; 62-82

• Early State Banks in the United States: How Many Were There and When Did They Exist?
  

  (author(s): Warren E. Weber)
  Journal of Economic History, 2006; 433–455

• Establishing a Monetary Union in the United States
  

  Evolution and Procedures in Central Banking (Davide E. Altig and Bruce D. Smith, eds.)
  (author(s): Warren E. Weber, Arthur J. Rolnick, Bruce D. Smith)
  New York: Cambridge University Press, 2003; 227-255

• Interbank Relationships in the Antebellum United States: Evidence from Pennsylvania
  

  (author(s): Warren E. Weber)
  Journal of Monetary Economics, 2003; 455–474

• Interest Rates and Inflation
  

  (author(s): Warren E. Weber, Fernando Alvarez, Robert E. Lucas, Jr)
  American Economic Review, 2001; 219-225

• Redemption Costs and Interest Rates under the U.S. National Banking System
  

  (author(s): Warren E. Weber, Bruce Champ, Scott Freeman)
  Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, 1999; 568-589

• Private Money Creation and the Suffolk Banking System
  

  (author(s): Warren E. Weber, Bruce D. Smith)
  Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, 1999; 624-659

• A Model of Commodity Money, With Applications to Gresham’s Law and the Debasement Puzzle
  

  (author(s): Warren E. Weber, Francois R. Velde, Randall Wright)
  Review of Economic Dynamics, 1999; 291-323

• Money, Inflation, and Output Under Fiat and Commodity Standards
  

  (author(s): Warren E. Weber, Arthur J. Rolnick)
  Journal of Political Economy, 1997; 1308-21

Honors and Awards

• University of Minnesota - Distinguished Teacher (1988)
• Virginia Polytechnic Institute - Certificate of Teaching Excellence (1974-75)
• State University - Certificate of Teaching Excellence (1979)
• Ford Foundation - Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship in Economics (1967–68)
• Carnegie Mellon University - Fellowship (1966–67)
• Carnegie Mellon University - Scholarship (1965–66)
• Wesleyan University - Graduated Cum Laude and with honors, Phi Beta Kappa (1965)