Published Works

• Cochran, P. J., Call, T. S., Glahe, R. F. (2003). Austrian Business Cycles: Variation on a Theme. The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics,
• Fleisher, A., Call, T. S., Cochran, P. J. (2003). Missing the Point on "Bill of Rights". Rocky Mountain News,
• Cochran, P. J., Call, T. S. (2002). Research Note: Austrian and Real Business Cycle Theory. International Advances in Economic Research,
• Cochran, P. J., Call, T. S., Glahe, F. (2002). Austrian Business Cycle Theory: Variations on a Theme. Proceedings of the Austrian Scholars Conference 8, www.mises.org/asc/2002/asc8-cochrangall.pdf
• Cochran, P. J., Call, T. S. . Austrian Business Cycles, Plucking Models, and Real Business Cycles.
• Cochran, P. J., Call, T. S. (2001). Austrian Business Cycles, Plucking Models, and Real Business Cycles. Proceedings of the Austrian Scholars Conference 7, www.mises.org/upcominstory.asp?control=15&title=Austrian+Scholars+Conference+7%3A+%3Ci%3EProceedings%3C%2Fi%3E
• Cochran, P. J., Call, T. S. (2000). Free Banking and Credit Creation: Implications for Business Cycle Theory. The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 3(3), 35-50. .
• Cochran, P. J., Call, T. S., Glahe, R. F. (1999). Credit Creation or Financial Intermediation? Fractional Reserve Banking in a Growing Economy. The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 2(3), 53-64. .
• Call, T. S., Cochran, P. J., Glahe, R. F. (1999). Research Note: Injection Effects and Intermediation: Yeager and the Austrians . International Advances in Economic Research,
• Call, T. S., Cochran, P. J., Glahe, F. . The Natural Rate of Unemployment: The Role of Monetary Policy Revisited. Ludwig Von Mises Institute Working Paper.
• Call, T. S., Cochran, P. J., Glahe, F. (1999). Austrian Business Cycle Theory or the Natural Unemployment Rate Hypothesis: The Role of Monetary Policy Revisited. Proceedings of the 1999 National Applied Business Research Conference/Western Academic Press (CDROM),
• Cochran, P. J., Call, T. S. (1998). The Role of Fractional Reserve Banking and Financial Intermediation in the Money Supply Process: Keynes and the Austrians. The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 1(3), 29-40. .