Peer Reviewed Journal Articles
Cutsinger, Bryan P. & Ingber, Joshua S., 2019. “Seigniorage in the Civil War South,” Explorations in Economic History, Elsevier, vol. 72(C), pages 74-92.
Cutsinger, Bryan P., Joshua Ingber and Louis Rouanet, 2022. “Assignats or Death: The politics and dynamics of hyperinflation in revolutionary France” European Economic Review, Elsevier, vol. 157 August 2023, 104510
Ingber, Joshua & Mendenhall, Slade. 2022. “Scandal” – Under Review
Peer Reviewed White Papers
Bettina H. Aten, Christian Awuku-Budu, Eric B. Figueroa, Joshua Ingber, and Bryan Vengelen (September 2020) “Experimental Estimates of PCE-Weighted Regional Price Parities and Real PCE by State” Survey of Current Business: The Journal of The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (Volume 100 Number 9)
Steven L. Zemanek, Joshua S. Ingber, Elizabeth C. McCormack, and Andres Orozco Restrepo (June 2019) “Arts and Cultural Production Satellite Account” Survey of Current Business: The Journal of The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (Volume 99 Number 6)
Christian Awuku-Budu, Mahsa Gholizadeh, Ledia Guci, Joshua S. Ingber, Christopher A. Lucas, and Levi J. Weible (November 2016) “Personal Consumption Expenditures by State” Survey of Current Business: The Journal of The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Bentley, M. Ingber, J. Kollanthara, N. Fallon, T. Kublashvili, S.and Zemanek, S. (January 2020) “Regional Quarterly Report” Survey of Current Business: The Journal of The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (Volume 100 Number 1)
Working Papers
Testing the Alchian-Allen Theorem: Another Look at Behavior in the Gasoline Market
Is Seigniorage Optimal
In Progress
Testing the Alchian-Allen Theorem: Another Look at Covid 19
The Effect of Entrepreneurship on Political Ideaology
The Stability of Money Demand in the Presence of the Seigneur Institution (with B. Cutsinger & L. Rouanet)
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula bi-annual Price Index and Economics report
3 Children’s books on economics: Mega Duck Saves New Years, Mega Duck Redeems Mint City, Mega Duck Spares a Feather for the Weather
Research Statement:
My research program centers on monetary history. However, it is impossible to isolate monetary history from political economics and the organization of political institutions. Thus, while my focus is on monetary history, my research considers relevant political and institutional frameworks. To be more specific, I consider monetary policy outcomes as well as the set of incentives and constraints of the underlying policy stakeholders. This twin approach has guided my research on monetary history and offers a promising research agenda.