Tom Hall: Active teacher candidate for STRS Board in 2006 election
From Tom Curtis (10/10/2005)
I am pleased to announce that Dr. Thomas Hall, Ph.D. has announced his desire to become an active teacher candidate for the STRS board in the next election.
Two active teacher positions will be elected this coming spring. The current Chair, Robert Brown and Vice Chair, Conni Ramser were appointed in 2003 by the prior board. They are fulfilling the terms of retiring board members Hazel Sidaway and Jack Chapman. You may remember that the board selects the replacement and not the membership for a vacated term. I am told Robert Brown will not seek election, whereas Conni Ramser will seek election to the board this spring.
Tom Hall is a prior active teacher candidate for the position Jack Chapman vacated in fall 2003. He obviously was not the choice by the board of that time. However, he has great credentials and I personally felt he had the most to offer the board of the five candidates wishing to fill that position at that time. Considering his background and available time to serve on our board, I remain convinced that he is a very worthy candidate.
Tom Hall is a college Professor of Economics at Miami University, where he started as an Assistant Professor of Economics in 1982. He became an Associate Professor in May of 1988. From May 1988 to August 1989 he was on a leave of absence to work as a Visiting Senior Economist, US State Department, Bureau of Economics and Business Affairs, Planning and Economics Analysis Staff. From July 1993 to present, he has served as a full Professor of Economics at Miami University. He has published numerous articles throughout his career and has written three books to date.
It is my hope that Thomas Hall will be elected to one of the active teacher board positions this spring and will begin his 4-year term on September 1, 2006.
Thomas E. Hall
Business Address:
Department of Economics
Miami University
Oxford, OH 45056
513-529-2862
e-mail: hallte@muohio.edu
Home Address:
76 Oliver Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45215
513-948-9983
Birth Date: January 31, 1954, Detroit, Michigan.
Marital Status: Married, one child.
Education:
Ph.D. Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara, July 1982.
Fields of specialization: Macroeconomics and
Econometrics. Dissertation title: "A Bayesian
Analysis of Neoclassical Aggregate
Investment Demand Functions."
M.A. Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara, December 1979.
B.A. Economics, University of Colorado, Boulder, May 1976.
Work Experience:
July 1993-present. Professor of Economics,
Miami University.
May 1988-June 1993. Associate Professor
of Economics, Miami University (On leave
May 1988 – August 1989.)
May 1988-August 1989. Visiting Senior
Economist, U.S. State Department, Bureau
of Economics and Business Affairs,
Planning and Economic Analysis Staff.
August 1982-May1988. Assistant Professor
of Economics, Miami University.
September 1979-July 1982. Teaching
Associate, University of California, Santa
Barbara.
Publications
In Journals:
"Price Cyclicality in the Natural Rate –
Nominal Demand Shock Model." Journal
of Macroeconomics, Spring, 1995,
pp. 257-272.
"McCallum’s Base Growth Rule: Evidence
for the United States, Germany, Japan, and
Canada." Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv Vol.
126 (December 1990), pp. 630-642.
"On Allocating the Variance of Output
Growth to Permanent and Cyclical
Components." Economic Letters, (1989),
pp. 323-326 (with M.A. Fields and T.W.
Fields).
"Income or Wealth in Money Demand:
Comment." Southern Economic Journal,
April 1988, pp. 1039-42 (with T.W. Fields).
"Anticipated Nominal Demand Shocks and
the Speed of Aggregate Price Adjustment."
Review of Economics and Statistics, Feb.
1987, pp. 140-4 (with T.W. Fields).
"Velocity and the Variability of Monetary
Growth: Evidence from Granger Causality
Tests." Journal of Money, Credit and
Banking, February 1987, pp.112-6 (with
N.R. Noble).
"A New View of the Market Structure
Performance Debate." Journal of Industrial
Economics, June 1984, pp. 397-417 (with
J.L. Bothwell and T.F. Cooley).
Books:
Business Cycles: The Nature and Causes
of Economic Fluctuations (New York:
Praeger Publishing, 1990).
The Great Depression: An International
Disaster of Perverse Economic Policies,
with J.D. Ferguson (Ann Arbor: University
of Michigan Press, 1998).
The Rotten Fruits of Economic Controls
and the Rise From the Ashes, 1965-1989
(Lanham, MD: University Press of America,
2003).
Other Publications:
Book Review: Business Cycles Since 1820:
New International Perspectives from
Historical Evidence, by Trevor J.O. Dick,
Journal of Economic History, 60 (June
2000), p 578-588.
Book Review: Economic Cycles: Long
Cycles and Business Cycles Since 1870 by
Solomos Solomou, Journal of Economic
History, 60 (2000), pp. 931-932.
"Breakthrough Books." Linguagranca: The
Review of Academic Life, December/
January 1999.
"The Natural Rate of Unemployment," in
David Glasner, Editor, Encyclopedia of
Business Cycles, Panics, Crises and
Depressions Garland Publishing, 1997.
"Consumption Expenditures," in David
Glasner, Editor, Encyclopedia of Business
Cycles, Panics, Crises and Depressions
Garland Publishing, 1997.
"The Real Problem: Productivity Deficit,"
Forum for Applied Research and Public
Policy, Summer 1992, pp. 63-5.
”Rising Oil Prices Cloud Economic Outlook,"
The Cincinnati Enquirer, 8/20/90.
"Why do Economists Disagree?" The
Deltasig of Delta Sigma Pi, May 1987.
References: Available on Request
I am pleased to announce that Dr. Thomas Hall, Ph.D. has announced his desire to become an active teacher candidate for the STRS board in the next election.
Two active teacher positions will be elected this coming spring. The current Chair, Robert Brown and Vice Chair, Conni Ramser were appointed in 2003 by the prior board. They are fulfilling the terms of retiring board members Hazel Sidaway and Jack Chapman. You may remember that the board selects the replacement and not the membership for a vacated term. I am told Robert Brown will not seek election, whereas Conni Ramser will seek election to the board this spring.
Tom Hall is a prior active teacher candidate for the position Jack Chapman vacated in fall 2003. He obviously was not the choice by the board of that time. However, he has great credentials and I personally felt he had the most to offer the board of the five candidates wishing to fill that position at that time. Considering his background and available time to serve on our board, I remain convinced that he is a very worthy candidate.
Tom Hall is a college Professor of Economics at Miami University, where he started as an Assistant Professor of Economics in 1982. He became an Associate Professor in May of 1988. From May 1988 to August 1989 he was on a leave of absence to work as a Visiting Senior Economist, US State Department, Bureau of Economics and Business Affairs, Planning and Economics Analysis Staff. From July 1993 to present, he has served as a full Professor of Economics at Miami University. He has published numerous articles throughout his career and has written three books to date.
It is my hope that Thomas Hall will be elected to one of the active teacher board positions this spring and will begin his 4-year term on September 1, 2006.
Thomas E. Hall
Business Address:
Department of Economics
Miami University
Oxford, OH 45056
513-529-2862
e-mail: hallte@muohio.edu
Home Address:
76 Oliver Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45215
513-948-9983
Birth Date: January 31, 1954, Detroit, Michigan.
Marital Status: Married, one child.
Education:
Ph.D. Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara, July 1982.
Fields of specialization: Macroeconomics and
Econometrics. Dissertation title: "A Bayesian
Analysis of Neoclassical Aggregate
Investment Demand Functions."
M.A. Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara, December 1979.
B.A. Economics, University of Colorado, Boulder, May 1976.
Work Experience:
July 1993-present. Professor of Economics,
Miami University.
May 1988-June 1993. Associate Professor
of Economics, Miami University (On leave
May 1988 – August 1989.)
May 1988-August 1989. Visiting Senior
Economist, U.S. State Department, Bureau
of Economics and Business Affairs,
Planning and Economic Analysis Staff.
August 1982-May1988. Assistant Professor
of Economics, Miami University.
September 1979-July 1982. Teaching
Associate, University of California, Santa
Barbara.
Publications
In Journals:
"Price Cyclicality in the Natural Rate –
Nominal Demand Shock Model." Journal
of Macroeconomics, Spring, 1995,
pp. 257-272.
"McCallum’s Base Growth Rule: Evidence
for the United States, Germany, Japan, and
Canada." Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv Vol.
126 (December 1990), pp. 630-642.
"On Allocating the Variance of Output
Growth to Permanent and Cyclical
Components." Economic Letters, (1989),
pp. 323-326 (with M.A. Fields and T.W.
Fields).
"Income or Wealth in Money Demand:
Comment." Southern Economic Journal,
April 1988, pp. 1039-42 (with T.W. Fields).
"Anticipated Nominal Demand Shocks and
the Speed of Aggregate Price Adjustment."
Review of Economics and Statistics, Feb.
1987, pp. 140-4 (with T.W. Fields).
"Velocity and the Variability of Monetary
Growth: Evidence from Granger Causality
Tests." Journal of Money, Credit and
Banking, February 1987, pp.112-6 (with
N.R. Noble).
"A New View of the Market Structure
Performance Debate." Journal of Industrial
Economics, June 1984, pp. 397-417 (with
J.L. Bothwell and T.F. Cooley).
Books:
Business Cycles: The Nature and Causes
of Economic Fluctuations (New York:
Praeger Publishing, 1990).
The Great Depression: An International
Disaster of Perverse Economic Policies,
with J.D. Ferguson (Ann Arbor: University
of Michigan Press, 1998).
The Rotten Fruits of Economic Controls
and the Rise From the Ashes, 1965-1989
(Lanham, MD: University Press of America,
2003).
Other Publications:
Book Review: Business Cycles Since 1820:
New International Perspectives from
Historical Evidence, by Trevor J.O. Dick,
Journal of Economic History, 60 (June
2000), p 578-588.
Book Review: Economic Cycles: Long
Cycles and Business Cycles Since 1870 by
Solomos Solomou, Journal of Economic
History, 60 (2000), pp. 931-932.
"Breakthrough Books." Linguagranca: The
Review of Academic Life, December/
January 1999.
"The Natural Rate of Unemployment," in
David Glasner, Editor, Encyclopedia of
Business Cycles, Panics, Crises and
Depressions Garland Publishing, 1997.
"Consumption Expenditures," in David
Glasner, Editor, Encyclopedia of Business
Cycles, Panics, Crises and Depressions
Garland Publishing, 1997.
"The Real Problem: Productivity Deficit,"
Forum for Applied Research and Public
Policy, Summer 1992, pp. 63-5.
”Rising Oil Prices Cloud Economic Outlook,"
The Cincinnati Enquirer, 8/20/90.
"Why do Economists Disagree?" The
Deltasig of Delta Sigma Pi, May 1987.
References: Available on Request
posted by Kathie Bracy at 6:15 PM
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