Norman Miller

Lange Professor of Economics

Economics

Profile	Biography	Courses

Academic Background

Julian Lange Professor of Economics, Miami University (1985–Present).
Associate and Full Professor, University of Pittsburgh (1972–1985).
Consultant, U.S.Treasury Department (1973–1972).
Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University (1967–1972).
Assistant Professor, Bowling Green University (1966–1967).

Miller, N. C. (2006). Open Economy Macroeconomics, Vol. II, ed., Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing Co.
Miller, N. C. (2006). Open Economy Macroeconomics, Vol. I, ed., London, England: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Miller, N. C. (2005). Can Exchange Rate Variations or Trade Policy Alter the Equilibrium Current Account. Journal of International Money and Finance.
Miller, N. C. (2002). Balance of Payments & Exchange Rate Theories, London, England: Edward Elgar Publishing Company.
Miller, N. C. (1997). Sterilization, International Reserve Flows, & Monetary Autonomy in the Bretton Woods System. Indian Economic Journal, 44, 22-38.

1991, 1990: Outstanding Professor Miami University, Delta, Delta, Delta.
1990: Outstanding Professor, Miami University, Alpha Delta Pi.
1988: One of Twenty-five Most Outstanding Faculty Members, Miami University, Delta Gamma, Alpha Omicron Chapter.
1987: One of the Outstanding Professors at Miami, Order of Omega.