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  • Figure 1: Inflation rate vs. beta [Statistical chart comparing inflation with changes in bank credit to the public sector as a share of GDP]. (n.d.).
  • U.S. and Argentina: Credit growth and real-output growth [Chart packet comparing credit growth with real-output growth in the United States and Argentina]. (n.d.).
  • Shaikh, A. (2006, March 16). ECMs with non-stationary variables [Four-page annotated technical note on long-run relations, stationarity, and error-correction models].
  • Draft class: IFS data and ARDL/ECM strategy [Five-page handwritten notes on IFS variables, structural breaks, long-run estimation, and model selection]. (2006, October 2).
  • IFS data definitions and model specification [Four-page handwritten research packet comparing stochastic-trend, structural-time-series, and autoregressive models]. (n.d.).
  • Trend in time-series data [Four-chart statistical packet comparing actual values with fitted trends]. (n.d.).
  • Throughput, credit, and econometric specification [Three-page handwritten research note on throughput, credit data, error correction, and long-run coefficients]. (2005, April 30).
  • Net credit stock less foreign credit stock [Statistical time-series chart]. (n.d.).
  • Shaikh, A. (2006, March 20). Our ARDL equations [Two-page technical note deriving conditional error-correction models and long-run coefficients].
  • Shaikh, A. (2006, March 4). ECMs with non-stationary variables [Earlier annotated draft on stationarity, ARDL bounds testing, and general error-correction models].
  • OLS and ECM adjustment notes [Handwritten calculation sheet on regression specification and long-run adjustment]. (n.d.).
  • Untitled net-excess-demand time-series chart [Statistical chart]. (n.d.).
  • IFS econometric work plan [Handwritten checklist concerning OLS, ARDL, and long-run estimation]. (2007, October 15-22).
  • Shaikh, A. (2005, December 13). My theory of inflation [Typed and annotated draft variants developing an excess-demand and throughput theory with U.S. and Argentine evidence].
  • Shaikh, A. (2007, October 15). Chapter 11 stock-flow accounts, table 11.2 [Annotated excerpt presenting the ex ante social-accounting matrix for households and businesses].
  • Inflation vs. throughput ratio [Statistical chart relating inflation to throughput, oil shocks, and exchange-rate movements]. (n.d.).
  • Long-run estimation and Phillips-curve tasks [Handwritten research reminder concerning ECM estimation and related empirical work]. (n.d.).
  • Figure 1: Nominal GDP growth and growth of bank credit [Cross-country statistical scatter chart]. (n.d.).
  • Saad-Filho, A. (2002). Money, credit and inflation [Annotated excerpt from Chapter 8 of The Value of Marx: Political Economy for Contemporary Capitalism].
  • Inflation, bank-credit, throughput, and scaling-selection charts [Annotated working-chart packet retained from several repeated clean and marked copies]. (n.d.).
  • Saad-Filho, A. (2001). Money, credit and inflation [Annotated 32-page manuscript draft critically reviewing Marxian theories of money, credit, and inflation].
  • Credit, inflation, exchange-rate, and real-output growth in the United States and Argentina [Statistical chart packet]. (n.d.).
  • Eugene Lang College. Student evaluation of course and instructor [Blank course-evaluation form]. (n.d.).
  • U.S. government surplus or deficit [Two-chart statistical sheet showing nominal values and values relative to GDP, retained from four copies]. (n.d.).
  • Shaikh, A. (2009, March 31). AMS1_72Schefold.mcd: Moduli of eigenvalues of a matrix, 1972 [Mathcad calculation and histogram packet with 50-, 60-, 100-, and 1,000-interval outputs].
  • Campodonico, H., & Shaikh, A. (2009, April 25-26). From San Marcos University, Lima / Interview with Dr. Anwar Shaikh [Email exchange and annotated interview draft on the global crisis, free trade, inequality, Latin America, and political economy].
  • Shaikh, A. (2009, April 30). Marxian trade adjustment: Flexible exchange rates [Typed manuscript-page fragment on comparative costs, regulating capitals, and international competition].
  • U.S. profitability, capital, inequality, and crisis charts [Statistical packet on profit shares and rates, industry profitability, corporate capital and profits, income inequality, global exports, and Gibson's paradox]. (2009).
  • Shaikh, A. (2009, April 27). Comparative costs and regulating conditions: Ricardian adjustment [Sparse spreadsheet-page fragment on regulating capitals].
  • Dividend-discount and Gordon valuation models [Typed analytical fragment deriving stock prices from expected dividends and rates of return]. (n.d.).
  • Polleit, T. (2005, September 23). Freedom and sound money [Five-page Mises Institute article defending sound money and criticizing discretionary credit expansion].
  • OECD inflation rate vs. change in unemployment rate, 1965-1991 [Statistical scatter chart]. (n.d.).
  • OECD: Inflation and unemployment [Bar chart comparing 1964-1969, 1970-1980, and 1981-1991]. (n.d.).
  • Harberger, A. C. (1988). World inflation revisited: World inflation rates vs. bank credit growth [Annotated chart and country table retained from repeated copies].
  • U.S. real profit rate and accumulation rate, 1947-2000 [Statistical chart]. (n.d.).
  • Throughput coefficient and manufacturing inflation rate [Statistical chart retained from repeated copies]. (n.d.).
  • U.S. wholesale price index, 1800-1940 [Long-run statistical chart retained from several renderings]. (n.d.).
  • Prices of commodities expressed in gold: United States and England [Nine-year-average comparative chart]. (n.d.).
  • U.S. wholesale price index, 1940-2000 [Statistical chart]. (n.d.).
  • U.S. wholesale price index, 1800-2000 [Long-run statistical chart]. (n.d.).
  • Federal government deficit, 1947-2000 [Statistical chart]. (n.d.).
  • General inflation rate vs. manufacturing capacity utilization [Statistical scatter chart]. (n.d.).
  • OECD inflation vs. growth, 1965-1991 [Statistical scatter chart]. (n.d.).
  • Growth rate of the real corporate capital stock [Statistical chart for U.S. nonresidential fixed capital]. (n.d.).
  • Normal and actual nominal corporate profit rate [Annotated statistical chart]. (n.d.).
  • Japan: Oil shock, inflation rate, and throughput ratio [Statistical chart]. (n.d.).
  • Commodity prices and gold prices: England, 1560-1976 [Long-run statistical chart]. (n.d.).
  • Shaikh, A. (2002, April 30). Theory of inflation [Handwritten research note on money, excess demand, throughput, and econometric specification].
  • American Economic Association. Program corrections contact slip [Printed administrative fragment]. (n.d.).
  • Shaikh, A. (2001, January 20; revised February 5). Ex ante and ex post stock-flow accounts [Three-page course-handout excerpt presenting social-accounting matrices, aggregate budget restraints, Keynes's Law, and Walras's Law].
  • Shaikh, A. (1996, February 23). Regulation of price level by gold sector [Two-page unpublished memorandum explaining how gold-sector profitability and marginal mining validate rather than regulate the general price level].
  • Notes on Edward Sherwood Meade's The Story of Gold [Typed reading notes on gold production, credit, prices, and business cycles]. (n.d.).
  • Notes on Gold to 1992: New Mines and Stronger Markets [Two-page typed digest of the Economist Intelligence Unit report's history, markets, supply, demand, and monetary analysis]. (1989).
  • Notes on W. J. Busschau's The Theory of Gold Supply [Typed reading notes on investment, output, taxation, and uncertainty in gold mining]. (n.d.).
  • Notes on Miroslav A. Kriz's Gold in World Monetary Affairs Today [Typed summary of changing domestic and international monetary uses of gold]. (n.d.).
  • Gold prices, wholesale prices, and OECD inflation-growth-unemployment charts [Numbered statistical-chart packet on gold's purchasing power, U.S. wholesale prices, and OECD macroeconomic relationships]. (n.d.).
  • Gold-price research references [Handwritten bibliography listing books, reports, archives, and call numbers concerning gold markets and monetary history]. (n.d.).
  • Gold, price-level, and international-exchange mechanisms [Two-page handwritten theoretical note]. (n.d.).
  • Final data: Exchange rates [Annotated spreadsheet packet compiling nominal and real exchange rates and price indices for twelve OECD countries]. (2005, December).
  • Gold and wholesale-price charts and statistics [Packet containing long-wave price charts, gold's purchasing power in England and the United States, and U.S. gold-production and consumption statistics]. (n.d.).
  • United States Bureau of Mines. Gold [Selected excerpt from Mineral Facts and Problems on gold production, coproducts, prices, and monetary uses]. (1985).
  • Gold research source slips [Handwritten bibliographic notes identifying commodity-price and U.S. Bureau of Mines sources]. (n.d.).
  • GOLDUS.WQI: U.S. gold prices and wholesale-price indices [Three-page statistical-data printout covering 1800-1976]. (n.d.).
  • Shaikh, A. (1982, January 9). Marx on underdevelopment following [Handwritten reading notes on money, value, and the organization of production].
  • Look at the change over delta YR [Brief handwritten research reminder]. (n.d.).
  • Shaikh, A. (1987, June 1). Budget deficits and inflation [Handwritten theoretical note deriving the inflationary effect of government deficits].
  • Aggregate output, productivity, business cycles, and financial crises [Annotated published-chart packet on long waves, debt, liquidity, business failures, and bank losses]. (n.d.).
  • Shaikh, A. (1999, December 14). Dynamic approach to inflation [Three-page handwritten outline of model structure, external demand, money, and Keynesian and Kaleckian closures].
  • More on real balances and the rate of interest [Handwritten note on liquidity preference, accumulation, and the real-balance effect]. (2002, October 26).
  • Shaikh, A. (2002, May 16). Money, credit, and effective demand [Three-page handwritten note on bank credit, government bonds, inflation, and deficits].
  • Ramamurthy, B. (2003). Inflation, money supply and the budget deficit: Theory and an empirical exercise [Workbook documentation and IFS variable definitions prepared for Advanced Political Economy II].
  • U.S. credit-market borrowing and equity calculations [Annotated Flow of Funds worksheet and selected tables]. (ca. 1992-1994).
  • GOLDENG.WQI: England gold prices, wholesale-price indices, and purchasing power of gold [Six-page statistical-data printout covering 1560-1976]. (1995, December 26).
  • Lehman, L. E. (1981, May). The case for the gold standard: Reflections on the struggle for financial order [Annotated Morgan Stanley Investment Research report].
  • From value to price and gold [Two-page handwritten calculation fragment on prices, money, and gold]. (n.d.).
  • Arnon, A. Marx's theory of money: The formative years [Annotated 38-page typescript examining the development of Marx's theory of money from the Grundrisse through Capital]. (n.d.).
  • Marx, K. (1868, April 22). Marx to Engels [Two-page translated letter on changes in the value of money, wages, surplus value, and the rate of profit; translation by Tom Michl dated October 28, 1981].
  • ECO 204: Marx's theory of tokens and the quantity theory of money [Ten-page handwritten Fall 1985 course-note packet contrasting Marxian monetary theory with the quantity theory of money].

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