William E. Cullison

Bill Cullison was an economist in the Research Department from 1970 to 1994.

Issue	Title	Author(s)
Fall 1993	Public Investment and Economic Growth	William E. Cullison

Issue	Title	Author(s)
1992	The Case of the Reluctant Recovery	William E. Cullison
1990	Is Saving Too Low in the United States?	William E. Cullison
1989	The Changing Labor Force: Some Provocative Findings	William E. Cullison
1989	The U.S. Productivity Slowdown: What the Experts Say	William E. Cullison
1988	On Recognizing Inflation	William E. Cullison
1984	Equalizing Regional Differences in Wages: A Study of Wages and Migration in the South and Other Regions	William E. Cullison
1982	Money, the Monetary Base, and Nominal GNP	William E. Cullison
1981	Unemployment and Its Measurement: Implications from a Survey of Long-Term Unemployment in Baltimore City	William E. Cullison
1981	Forecasts 1981	William E. Cullison
1980	Trends in Federal Taxation Since 1950	William E. Cullison
1980	Forecasts 1980	William E. Cullison
1979	Forecasts 1979	William E. Cullison
1977	Forecasts 1977: A Persistent but Gradual Expansion	William E. Cullison
1976	Forecasts 1976: Recovery But No Bicentennial Boom	William E. Cullison
1975	On Labor Market Indicators	William E. Cullison
1975	Forecasts 1975	William E. Cullison
1974	Forecasts 1974	William E. Cullison

90-9 November 1990	Measures of Savings as Indicators of Economic Growth	William E. Cullison
88-6 August 1988	On Recognizing Inflation	William E. Cullison
79-3 April 1979	The Determinants of Labor Force Participation: An Empirical Analysis	William E. Cullison
74-3 June 1974	An Employment Pressure Index as an Alternative Measure of Labor Market Conditions	William E. Cullison