Don Patinkin

Don Patinkin (Chicago, 8 januari 1922 - Jeruzalem, 7 augustus 1995) was een Israëlisch-Amerikaans monetair econoom. Hij was ook president van de Hebreeuwse Universiteit van Jeruzalem.^[1][2][3]

• "Mercantilism and the Readmission of Jews in England", 1946, Jewish Social Studies
• "Multiple-Plant Firms, Cartels and Imperfect Competition", 1947, QJE.
• "Relative Prices, Say's Law, and the Demand for Money", 1948, Econometrica.
• "Price Flexibility and Full Employment", 1948, AER.
• "The Indeterminacy of Absolute Prices in Classical Economic Theory", 1949, Econometrica.
• "Involuntary Unemployment and the Keynesian Supply Function", 1949, The Economic Journal.
• "A Reconsideration of the General Equilibrium Theory of Money", 1950, RES.
• "The Invalidity of Classical Monetary Theory", 1951, Econometrica.
• "Further Considerations of the General Equilibrium Theory of Money", 1951, RES.
• "The Limitations of Samuelson's `Correspondence Principle'", 1952, Metroeconomica.
• "Wicksell's `Cumulative Process'", 1952, The Economic Journal'.
• "Dichotomies of the Pricing Process in Economic Theory", 1954, Economica.
• "Keynesian Economics and the Quantity Theory", 1954, in Kurihara, editor, Post-Keynesian Economics.
• "Monetary and Price Developments in Israel", 1955, Scripta Hierosolymitana.
• "Money, Interest and Prices: An integration of monetary and value theory", 1956.
• "Liquidity Preference and Loanable Funds: Stock and flow analysis", 1958, Economica.
• "Secular Price Movements and Economic Development: Some theoretical aspects", in Bonne, editor, The Challenge of Development.

• R. Dimand (2008), Monetary economics, history of, artikel in de New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics
• N. Liviatan (2006), Don Patinkin's contribution to monetary theory, Israel Economic Review
• D. Rozborilova (2003), Profiles of World Economists: Don Israel Patinkin

• Don Patinkin Papers, 1870-1995, Rubenstein Library, Duke University. inclusief een chronologie van zijn leven.
• Referenties naar Patinkins 'klassieke' werk (op de omslag van Woodford zijn tekstboek)