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Dr. Lloyd B.
Thomas, Jr.
Ph.D., Northwestern University, 1970
Monetary Economics, Macroeconomic Policy
Homepage, E-mail:
lbt@ksu.edu
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Thomas
is Professor of Economics and Department Head. He has published in numerous economics journals
and has written several textbooks, including
Money, Banking, and Economic Activity (Prentice-Hall: 1979,
1982, 1986) and Principles of Economics
(Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich: 1990, 1993, co-authored with James
Ragan). His most recent textbook, entitled
Money,
Banking, and Financial Markets,
was published by McGraw-Hill in
1997. Thomas has served as a visting professor at the University of
California-Berkeley, University of Delaware, and Indiana
University-Bloomington.
Thomas's
research interests include empirical analysis of interest rates
determination and various issues in macroeconomic policy. Recently he has
been examining various aspects of inflation expectations and his work has
appeared in Economic Letters,
Journal of Economic Perspectives,
Business Economics,
and
Quarterley Review of Economics and Finance.
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