Below are listed economists and others who have written about international economics or exchange rates or other area of relevance to the single global currency.  Also included are people who work in this area and have offered their views.

Their views of the Single Global Currency are rated below according to the rating system on the previous page.  It is anticipated that the ratings of those listed will increase as more and more economists research and write about the Utility and Feasibility of the Single Global Currency.

We have asked these economists to rate their own views on the single global currency, and where the ratings are their own, it will be noted.   Otherwise, we have entered ratings on the basis of the published articles or their correspondence with us.   If we have misunderstood the views of any economist, please email us at [email protected] to enable us to make the correction.   Several economists stated that they did not believe that a single global currency would work without a sufficient "world government".    For them, it is assumed here that such a world government structure will be in place by the year 2075. 

Name (and org.)	Util.	Feas.	Tot.	Comments
Pierre-Richard Agenor – World Bank
Philippe Aghion – University College, London
Shaghil Ahmed – Int’l Development, Federal Reserve Bk
Joshua Aizenman – University of California at Santa Cruz
Ratnam Alagiah – Griffith Univ., Queensland, Australia	5	5	10	Established the Australian SGCA chapter.  Authorizer of Sept 2003 OECD letter.
Yunus Aksoy – University of Kent, UK
Alberto Alesina – Harvard University
Volbert Alexander – University of Giessen
Robert Aliber – University of Chicago, Grad Sch of Bus.
George Allayannis – Darden Business School, Univ Va.
Jeffrey Amato – Bank for International Settlements
Consuelo Gamez Amian – University of Malaga
Bob Anderton, Nat’l Inst of Econ & Social Research, UK
Julian Andrada-Felix, Univ. de Las Palmas de Gran Can.
David Andrews – European University Institute & Scripps
Barbara Annicchiarico -Univ degli Studi di Roma Tor Ver
Philip Arestis – Levy Institute, Bard College
Sven Arndt – Claremont McKenna College, Lowe Inst.
Carlos Arteta, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Andrew Atkeson – University of California, Los Angeles
Philippe Bacchetta – University of Lausanne
Warren Bailey – Johnson School of Mgmnt, Cornell Univ
Ercan Balaban – University of Edinburgh
Ronald Balvers – West Virginia University
Ravi Bansal – Duke University,Fuqua School of Business
Dennis Bams – University of Maastricht
Christopher Barrett – Cornell University
Robert Barro – Harvard University
Santonou Basu – South Bank University, London
Christian Bauer – University of Bayreuth
Christopher Baum – Boston College
Luc Bauwens – Catholic University of Louvain
Tamin Bayoumi – International Monetary Fund
Roel Beetsma – Universiteit van Amsterdam
David Begg – University of London
Michel Beine – CEPII, France
Stephanie Bell – Center for Full Employment & Price Stability	-5	0	-5	24 July 2003 email. "Strongly oppose".
Agnes Benassy-Quere – CEPII, France
Gianluca Benigno – Bank of England
Pierpaolo Benigno – New York University
Andrew Berg – International Monetary Fund
Helge Berger – Center for Economic Studies, Munich
Paul Bergin – University of California, Davis
U.Michael Bergman – Lund University, Sweden
William Bernhard – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
C. Fred Bergsten – Institute for International Economics
Jeffrey Bergstrand – University of Notre Dame
Anders Bergvall – Uppsala University
Carol Bertaut – Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Franco Bevilacqua – University of Maastricht
Monica Billio – University Ca’ Foscari of Venice
Josh Bivens – Economic Policy Institute, Washington
Geir Bjonnes -Stockholm Institute for Financial Research
Mark Blok – ABP Investments, Heerlen, Netherlands
Hjalmar Boehm – Universitat Hamburg
Volker Boehm – University of Bielefeld, Deutschland
Peter Bofinger – University of Wuerzburg
Michael Bordo – Rutgers University, New Jersey
Eduardo Borensztein – International Monetary Fund
Laura Bottazzi – University of Bocconi, Milan
Chakriya Bowman – Australian National University
Michael Brandt – Fuqua Business School, Duke Univ.
Andrzej Bratkowski – Central European University
Hugh Bredenkamp – International Monetary Fund
Janice Breuer – Moore School of Business, Univ. of South Carolina
Arturo Bris – Yale School of Management
J. Lawrence Broz – Univ. of California, San Diego
Marko Brunner – University of Giessen
Dick Bryan – Sydney University
Ralph C. Bryant – Brookings Institution
Christopher Budd – Centre for Associative Economics, Canterbury	5	5	10	Authorizer of Sept 2003 OECD letter.
Willem Buiter – European Bank for Reconstruction & Dev.
Ales Bulir – Czech National Bank
Maurice Bun – University of Amsterdam
Kraiwinee Bunyaratavej – George Washington University
Craig Burnside – University of Virginia
Ariel Burstein – Northwestern University, Chicago
Ricardo Caballero – Massachusetts Inst. of Technology
Mustafa Caglayan – University of Liverpool
Jun Cai – City University, Hong Kong
Lars Calmfors – Stockholm University
Guillermo Calvo – University of Maryland
Mariam Camarero – Universitat Jaume I, Espana
Jose Manuel Campa – IESE Business Sch.,Univ de Nav.
Matthew Canzoneri – Georgetown University
Guglielmo Maria Caporale – South Bank Univ., London
Alina Carare – International Monetary Fund
Barry Carin – Center for Global Studies, Univ of Victoria, Canada	3	4	7	19 August email "I agree that the idea is intriguing and worthwhile."
Jack L. Carr – University of Toronto
Francesca Carrieri – McGill University
David Carter – Oklahoma State University
Alessandra Casella – Columbia University
Olli Castren – European Central Bank
Michele Ca’zorzi – European Central Bank
Rajesh Chakrabarti – Georgia Institute of Technology
Alex Chan – University of Hong Kong, School of Econ
Roberto Chang – Rutgers University, New Jersey
Chi-Chur Chao – Chinese University of Hong Kong
Varadarajan Chari – University of Minnesota, FRB, Mnpls
Sophie Chauvin – CEPII, France
Chuling Chen – Univ. of California at Los Angeles
Nai-fu Chen – Hong Kong University of Science & Tech.
Yueh Chen – National Sun Yat Sen University, Taiwan
Yu-Fu Chen – University of Dundee, Scotland
Yin-Wong Cheung – University of California, Santa Cruz
Jason Childs – University of New Brunswick at Saint John, Canada
Menzie David Chinn – University of California, Santa Cruz
Dionysios Chionis – University of Thessaly, Greece
Georgios Chortareas – Bank of England
Hwee Kwan Chow – Monetary Authority of Hong Kong
Bhagwan Chowdhry – Univ. of California, Los Angeles
Stijn Claessens – University of Amsterdam
Richard Clarida – Columbia University
William Clark – New York University
David Cleeton – Oberlin College, Ohio
David Cobham – University of St. Andrews, Scotland
John Cochrane – University of Chicago, Grad. Bus. Sch.
Benjamin Cohen – University of California at Santa Barbara	-2	0	-2	20 July 2003 email.  Not support, but, still, "It is important to get people thinking about the problem of monetary instability."
Daniel Cohen – DELTA-ENS, Paris & CDPR, London
Andrew Coleman – University of Michigan
Fabrice Collard – GREMAQ, University of Toulouse
Richard Cooper – Harvard University	2	3	5	18 July 2003 email.  Supports SGC for industrialized countries, but not others.  Need an international structure that would ‘command legitimacy."
Russell Cooper – Boston University
Vittorio Corbo – Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile
Max Corden – University of Melbourne
Fabrizio Coricelli – Universita degli Studi di Siena
Luisa Corrado – Universita degli Studi di Roma Tor Verg
Giancarlo Corsetti – Yale, University of Rome
Serge Coulombe – University of Ottowa
Thomas Courchene – Queens University, Ontario
Roger Craine – University of California, Berkeley
Jerome Creel – Observatoire Francais des Conjonctures Economiques (OFCE)
Phomchanok Cumperayot -Chulaongkom Univ, Bangkok
Magnus Dahlquist – Duke University, Fuqua Sch. of Bus.
Jon Danielsson – London School of Economics
Cinzia Daraio – Sant’ Anna School of Advanced Studies
Paul Davidson – University of Tennessee	3	3	6	28 July 2003 email. "A single global currency may be the best innovation available to improve economic stability, propagate prosperity, and eliminate currency crises."
James Dean – Western Washington University
Paul de Grauwe – Catholic University of Leuven
Jakob de Haan – Rijksuniversiteit Groningen,Netherlands
Abe de Jong – Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Augusto de la Torre – World Bank
Robert Dekle – University of Southern California
Harris Dellas – University of Bern
J. Bradford DeLong – University of California, Berkeley
Jean Dermine – INSEAD, Fontainebleau	-2	0	0	22 July email. " ability of some countries to devalue has proven to be helpful in many cases."
Giorgio DeSantis – Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Roberto DeSantis – European Central Bank
Lucio Vinhas de Souza – Kiel Institute for World Econ.
Michael B. Devereux – University of British Columbia
Caspar de Vries – Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Hans Dewachter – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Payayiotis Diamandis – Athens University of Econ & Bus.
Ali Dib – Bank of Canada
Avinash Dixit – Princeton University
Wendy Dobson – University of Toronto, Rotman School
Walter Dolde – University of Connecticut, Business School
Ilker Domac – Turkey Central Bank
Kathryn Dominguez – University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Michael Dooley – Univ. of Calif., Santa Clara, and Deutsche Bank
James Dorn – Cato Institute
Ettore Dorrucci – European Central Bank
John A. Doukas – Stern School of Business, New York University
Kevin Dowd – Nottingham Univ. Business School
Allan Drazen – Tel Aviv University
Imed Drine – Universite Paris I Pantheon – Sorbonne
Bill Dupor – Ohio State University
John Edmunds – Babson College	5	5	10	Authorizer of Sept 2003 OECD letter.
Sebastian Edwards – Univ. of California, Los Angeles
Balazs Egert – University of Paris X-Nanterre
Martin Eichenbaum – Northwestern University
Barry Eichengreen –  Univ. of California,  Berkeley
M. Shahe Emran – Georgetown University
Charles Engel – University of Wisconsin
Jacob Engwerda – Tilburg University
Horst Entorf – Darmstadt University of Technology
Gazi Ercel – Ercel Global Advisory (formerly Turkey Central Bank)
Pavel Erochkine – Center for Global Studies, London	2	3	5	29 Sept 2003 email.  "A gradual return to a Bretton Woods-like system may be desirable, at least for the industrialised countries.  A world single currency could then be a natural next step."
Vihang Errunza – McGill University
Martin Evans – Georgetown University
Christina Evelies-Metz – University of Frankfurt
Eduardo Fajnzylber – University of California, Los Angeles
Antonio Fatas – INSEAD
Jeff Faux – Economic Policy Institute, Washington
Christopher Fawson – Utah State University
Daniela Federici – University of Rome
Edgar Feige – University of Wisconsin
Holger Feist – Princeton University
Jonathan Feinstein – Yale School of Management
Martin Feldstein – Harvard and Nat’l Bur of Econ Research
Gianluca Femminis – Univ. Cat. del Sacro Cuore di Milano
Eduardo Fernandez-Arias – Inter-American Development Bank
David Fielding – WIDER and University of Leicester
Stefano Firpo – European Central Bank
Lance Fisher – University of New South Wales
Christoph Fischer – Deutsche Bundesbank
Stanley Fischer – Citigroup International
Marc Flandreau – Institut d’Etudes Politiques, Paris
John E. Floyd – University of Toronto
Michael Folkerts-Landau – Deutsche Bank
Lionel Fontagne – CEPII, Paris
Kristin Forbes – Sloan School of Management, MIT
Jeffrey Frankel – Harvard University
Myron Frankman – McGill University
Wolfgang Franz – Centre for European Economic Res.
Michele Fratianni – University of Indiana
Marcel Fratzscher – European Central Bank
Michael Frenkel – WHU Business School, Germany
Benjamin Friedman – Harvard University
David D. Friedman – Santa Clara University, Sch. Of Law
Kenneth Froot – Harvard Business School
Eiji Fujii – University of Tsukuba, Japan
Katje Funke – WHU Business School, Germany
Michael Funke – University of Hamburg
Maria Dolores Gadea – University of Zaragoza
James K. Galbraith – University of Texas
John Kenneth Galbraith – Harvard (emeritus)
Jordi Gali – Center of Int’l Economic Research, Barcelona
Sebastian Galiani – Univ. de San Andres, Buenos Aires
Giancarlo Gandolfo – University of Rome
Peter Garber – Deutsche Bank
Emma Garcia – Foundation for Applied Economic Research
Anthony Garratt – University of Leicester
Harry Garretson – School Economics, Utrecht University
Thomas Gehrig – Univ. of Freiburg
George Georgopoulos – York University
Dimitris Georgoutsos – Athens University of Econ & Business
Bruno Gerard – Norwegian School of Management
Stefan Gerlach – University of Basel & Hong Kong Mon.
Mark Gertler – New York University
Edward Ghartey – University of West Indies, Jamaica
Animesh Ghoshal – Depaul University
Curzio Giannini – Banca d’Italia
Francesco Giavazzi – University Bocconi
Christopher Gilbert – Queen Mary and Westfield College
Simon Gilchrist – Boston University
Martin Glaum – Justus-Liebig Universitat Giessen
Reuven Glick – Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Niko Gobbi – Ghent University
Wayne Godley – Cambridge Endowment for Research Finance
Ilan Goldfajn – Pontifical Univ. Catolica do Rio Di Janeiro
Morris Goldstein – Institute for International Economics
Charles Goodhart – London School of Economics
Gautam Goswami – Fordham University
Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas – Princeton University
Luke Gower – Reserve Bank of Australia
Philip Gray – World Bank
Jerry Green – Harvard University	-5	0	-5	14 Oct 2003 email.  "I believe it is ill advised  and do not want to be included on any list of people who are interested in it in any way."
David Greenaway – Nottingham University
Alan Greenspan – Federal Reserve Board
Thomas Grennes – North Carolina State University
Marianna Grimaldi – Catholic University of Leuven
Mark Grinblatt – Univ. of California, Los Angeles
Daniel Gros, Dir., Centre for European Policy Studies
Herbert Grubel – Simon Fraser University (emeritus)	4?	5?	9	20 July 2003 "A world currency represents a distant dream for humanity." 6 Oct 2003 " I advocate the creation of a set of regional currency blocks, which may or may not eventually lead to a global currency."
Mar Gudmundsson – Bank of Iceland
Alexander Guembel – University of Oxford, Said Bus Sch
Christopher Gust – Trade & Quantitative Studies, FRB
Robert Guttmann – Hofstra University, New York.	5	5	10	Authorizer of Sept 2003 OECD letter.
Thomas Haefliger – Pictet Strategic Advisory Group
Jean-Olivier Hairault – University of Paris
Galina Hale – Yale University
George Hall – Yale University
Patricia Hall – Central Connecticut State University.
Stephen Hall – Imperial College, London
Koichi Hamada – Yale University
A. Javier Hamann – International Monetary Fund
Peter Hammond – Stanford University
Bing Han – University of Calgary, Haskayne School of Business
Steven Hanke – Cato Institute, Washington
Richard Harris – Simon Fraser University
Charles Harvie – University of Wollongong
Yuko Hashimoto – Keio University, Japan
Harald Hau – INSEAD
Shmuel Hauser – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Ricardo Hausmann – Kennedy School, Harvard University
Pierre-Cyrille Hautcoeur – University of Paris
Marc Hayford – Loyola University, Grad. School of Bus.
Bernd Hayo – Essen University				30 Oct 03 email – "It is neither desirable nor possible to introduce the global currency now.  The usefulness clearly depends on the structure of the particular economies that make up the international economy.  I would be much more in favor of gradually expanding the group of countries that make up the currency union than to include all countries from one particular day onwards."
Richard Heaney – Australian National University
Jonathan Heathcote – Georgetown University
Carsten Hefeker – HWWA,Institute for Int’l Economics
Frank Heinemann – Ludwig-Maximilians University, Mun.
Eric Helleiner – York University, Ontario
John Helliwell – University of British Columbia
Elhanan Helpman – Harvard University
C. Randall Henning -Institute for International Economics
Marketta Henriksson – Econ. Dept., Fin. Ministry, Finland
Olan Henry – University of Melbourne
Jesper Hansson – Konjunkturinstitutet, Stockholm
David Heuther – National Assn. of Manufacturers, U.S.
Piere Hillion – INSEAD and CEPR
Holger Himmell – University of Giessen, Germany
Michael Hiscox – Harvard University
Eduard Hochreiter – Vienna University
Robert Hodrick – Columbia Business School
Peter Hoeller – Org. for Economic Cooperation and Development
Mathias Hoffmann – University of Dortmund, Germany
Patrick Honohan – Trinity College, Dublin; CERF, World Bank
Adam Honig – Columbia University
Vince Hooper – University of New South Wales, Australia
Doug Hostland – Bank of Canada
Jonathan T.B. Howe – Merrill Lynch Capital Management
Felix Huefner, Centre for European Economic Research
Roger Huang – University of Notre Dame, Indiana
Gary Hufbauer – Institute for International Economics
Andrew Hughes Hallett, University of Strathclyde, U.K.
Jonathan Huntley – Independent
Michael Hutchison – Univ. of California, Santa Cruz
Namwon Hyung – University of California, San Diego
Takatoshi Ito – Hitotsubashi University, Gov’t of Japan
Alex Izurieta – Levy Institute	2	2	4	26 July 2003 email.  Questioned feasibility without stronger world government structure.
Henk Jager – University of Amsterdam	-2	0	-2	17 August 2003 email.
Harold James – Princeton University
Bostjan Jazbec – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
David-Jan Jensen – Bank of The Netherlands
Marketta Jarvinen – Helsinki School Of Econ & Bus Admin.
Olivier Jeanne – Ecole Nat’le des Ponts et Chaussees
Michael Jenkins – St. Lawrence University
David-Dan Jensen – Bank of the Netherlands
Henrik Jensen – Kobenhavns Universitet
Svend Jensen – Centre Economic & Business Res., Denmark
Bang Nam Jeon – Drexel University, Philadephia
Juan Francisco Jimeno-Serrano – Foundation Applied Economics
Asa Johansson – National Inst. Econ. Research, Sweden
Brad Jones – Macquarie University
Oscar Jorda – University of California, Davis
Vijay Joshi – Oxford University
Amrit Judge – Middlesex University, U.K.
Gregory Jump – University of Toronto
Fadhel Kaboub – Center, Full Employment & Price Stability	-5	0	-5	per 24 July 2003 email from Stephanie Bell, above.
Miles Kahler – University of California, San Diego
Charles Kahn – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champ.
Steven Kamin – Federal Reserve Bank, U.S.
Angelos Kanas – University of Crete
Madga Kandil – University of Wisconsin
George Kapetanios – University of London
Stanley Kardasz – University of Waterloo
G. Andrew Karolyi – Fisher College of Business, Ohio St.
George Karras – University of Illinois at Chicago
Anil Kashyap – University of Chicago
Julian Kassum – International Chamber of Comerce				23 October 2003 email.  "Although we find this issue interesting and thought-provoking, we are not able to take a position on the single global currency at this time. Many thanks for your consideration and best wishes for your movement.
Martin Kazaks – University of London
Adrienne Kearney – University of Maine
Colm Kearney – Trinity College, Dublin
Patrick Kehoe – University of Minnesota & FRB, Minneapolis
Hubert Kempf – University of Paris
Bernd Kempa – University of Essen
Peter Kenen – Princeton University
Mike Kennedy – Org. for Economic Cooperation and Development
Katri Kerem – Tallinn Technical University, Estonia
Bengi Kibritcioglu – Undersecretariat of the Treasury, Turkey
Tomoo Kikuchi – University of Bielefeld, Deutschland
Lutz Kilian – University of Michigan, European Central Bk
William Killeen – Setanta Asset Management
Soyoung Kim – University of Illinois, Urbana
Yoonbai Kim – National University of Singapore
Alena Kimakova – York University
Jonathan Kirshner – Cornell University
Franc Klaasen – Universiteit van Amsterdam
Stefanie Kleimeier – University of Maastricht
Michael Klein – Fletcher School, Tufts University
Kenneth Kletzer – University of California, Berkeley
Marcus Knell – Oesterreichische Nationalbank
Johan Knif – Swedish School of Economics and Bus Ad.
Laure Ellen Kodres – International Monetary Fund
Kees Koedijk – Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Robert Kollmann – University of Bonn
John Komlos – University of Munich and CESifo
Alexander Kondonassis – Oklahoma University
Clemens Kool – LIFE, Maastricht University
Yrjo Koskinen – Stockholm School of Economics
Georgios Kouretas – University of Crete
Gregory Koutmos – Dolan Business School, Fairfield U.
Alan Krause – Reserve Bank of Australia
Jan Kregel – United Nations Conf on Trade & Development
Arvind Krishnamurthy – Northwestern University
Paul Krugman – New York Times
Kenneth Kuttner – Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Robert Kuttner – The American Prospect
Nyo Nyo A. Kyaw – Kent State University, Ohio
Robert LaFrance – Bank of Canada
Amina Lahreche-Revil – CEPII, France
Kon Lai – California State University, Los Angeles
David Laidler – University of Western Ontario
Deepak Lal – University of California at Los Angeles
Philip Lane – Trinity College, Dublin
Larry H.P. Lang – The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Rolf Langhammer – Kiel Institute for World Economics
Nikiforos Laopodis – Fairfield University, Conn. U.S.	2	4	6	7 Nov 03 email – "Although I would support such a move, I am not sure as to the timing of it at this point….. It will take a lot of time and persuasion, but it can be done."
Nicholas Lardy – Institute for International Economics
Felipe Larrain – Pontifica Universidad Catolica de Chile
Sebastian Laurent – University of Liege
Christelle LeCourt – University of Lille
Francisco Ledesma-Rodriguez – Univ. de La Laguna
Jong-Wha Lee – Korea University
Florence Legros – CEPII and University of Paris
Ugar Lel – Indiana University, Kelley School of Business
David Levine – Univ. of California, Los Angeles
Carlos Liard-Muriente – University of Massachusetts
Bernard Lietaer – Center for Sustainable Resources, Univ. of California, Berkeley.
Hong-Jen Lin – Nyack College, U.S.	-2	0	-2	14 Aug. email.
Winston Lin – State University of New York, Sch of Mgmt
Abraham Lioui – Bar-Ilan University, Israel
Alina Luca – Michigan State University
Jinhui Luo – University of London
John Lipsky – J.P. Morgan, New York
Jane Little – Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Bernard Lietaer -Berkeley
Jeroen Ligterink – University of Amsterdam
Olivier Loisel – CNRS, Nat’l Center for Scientific Res. FR
Kirsten Lommatzsch – DIW Berlin, German Inst Econ Rs
Jesus Lopez – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Espana
Cornelis Los – Kent State University
James Lothian – Fordham Business School, Fordham U
Thomas Lubik – Johns Hopkins University
Robert Lucas – University of Chicago
Matthias Lutz – Universitaet St. Gallen, CH
Richard Lyons – University of California, Berkeley
Marco Lyrio – Katholieke Universiteit de Leuven
Yue Ma – Lingnan University, Hong Kong
Ronald MacDonald – University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
George Macesich – Florida State University
Bartosz Mackowiak – Princeton University
Victor Macrae – Infrastructure Proj Finance Dept, ING Bk
Gary Madden – Curtin University of Technology, Perth AU
Ivo Maes – Katholieke Universiteit de Leuven
Francisco Maeso-Fernandez
Ronald Mahieu – Erasmus University
Basma Majerbi – McGill University
A.G. (Tassos) Malliaris – Loyola University, Chicago
Paolo Manasse – Universita di Bologna
Massimiliano Marcellino – IGIER, Bocconi University
Nelson Mark – University of Notre Dame
Nancy Marion – Dartmouth College
Carmen Marin – Universidad de Murcia, Espana
Giancarlo Marini – Universita degli Studi di Roma Tor Ve
Reyes Maroto-Illera – Found. for Applied Economic Res
Terry Marsh – University of California, Berkeley
John Marthinsen – Babson College
Anna Martin – Fairfield University, U.S.
Antoine Martin – Federal Reserve Bank, Kansas City
Philippe Martin – University of Paris
Joseph Massey – Center for Int’l Business, Tuck School, Dartmouth
Paul Masson – Brookings Institution	1	3	4	22 July 2003 email.  "not [feasible] as long as governments put other goals before exchange rate stability"
Aki Matsui – University of Tokyo
Kiminori Matsuyama – Northwestern University
Laszlo Matyas – Central European University, Budapest
Laurence Mauer – St. Johns University, New York
Bennett McCallum – Carnegie-Mellon
Robert McCauley – Bank for International Settlements
Warwick McKibbin – Australian National University	-2	0	-2	4 Aug. 2003 email, but also expressed an interest in exploring further the utility and feasibility.
Ronald McKinnon – Stanford
Michael Meeropol – Western New England College, U.S.
Christopher Meissner – University of British Columbia
Jacques Melitz – University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
Marc Melitz – Harvard
Pierre Mella-Barral – London Business School
Allan Meltzer – Grad School of Ind. Admin, Carnegie-Mellon
Lukas Menkhoff – University of Hannover
Pierre-Guillaume Meon – Universite Robert Schuman
Christina Metz – University of Frankfurt
Ilian Mihov – INSEAD
Ibolya Mile – University of Duisburg, Germany
Marcus Miller – University of Warwick
Ida Mirzaie – John Carroll University, U.S.
Frederic Mishkin – Columbia
Alesandro Missale – University of Florence
Srobona Mitra – International Monetary Fund
Beatrice Kalinda Mkenda – Econ. & Soc.Res. Found, Tanz.
Ashoka Mody – World Bank
Javier Monfort – Universitat Jaume I, Espana
Francesco Mongelli – European Central Bank
Peter Montiel – Williams College
Michael Moore – Queens University, Belfast
Fairborz Moshirian – Univ. of New South Wales
Sima Motamen-Samadian – University of Westminster
Cal Muckley – Trinity College, Dublin
Robert Mundell – Columbia University	5	5	10	22 October 2003 email. "I applaud all efforts to get support for a global currency. Good luck!"
Gulnur Muradoglu – Cass Business School, London
John Murray – Bank of Canada
Michael Mussa – Institute for International Economics
Manuel Navarro-Ibanez – University of La Laguna
Manfred J.M. Neumann – University of Bonn
Pablo Andres Neumeyer – University Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires
Serena Ng – University of Michigan, Ann Argor
Mattias Nilsson – Stockholm Institute for Financial Research
Peter Nunnenkamp – Kiel Institute for World Economics
D. Mario Nuti – University of London
Maurice Obstfeld – Berkeley
Stephen O’Connell – Swarthmore College
Eli Ofek – Stern School of Business, New York University
Eiji Ogawa – Hitotsubashi University
John Okunev – Principal Global Investors, New York
Nilss Olekalns – University of Melbourne
Walid Ben Omrane – Catholic University of Louvain
Guillermo Ordonez – Univ. of California at Los Angeles
Chiara Osbat – Institut Universitaire European, Italy
F. Gulcin Ozkan – University of York
Pier Carlo Padoan – University of Rome
Giovanna Paladino – Sao Paolo IMI
Ugo Panizza – Inter-American Development Bank
Christos Pantzalis – University of South Florida, Coll Bus.
Athanasios Papadopoulos – University of Crete
Christos C. Paraskevopoulos, York University
Yung Chul Park – Korea University
David Parsley – Owen Management School, Vanderbilt
David Pasquariello – New York University, Stern Bus. Sch
Ivan Pastine – Bilkent University, Ankara
Catherine Pattillo – International Monetary Fund
Andrew Patton – University of London
Louis Pauly – University of Toronto
Anna Pavlova – Sloan School of Management, MIT
Richard Payne – University of London
Loriana Pelizzon – University of Padua
Eric Pentecost – Loughborough University
Francisco Perez-Bermejo – Found. For Applied Econ R.
Maria Soledad Martinez Peria – World Bank
Fabrizio Perri – Stern School of Business, New York Univ.
Torsten Persson – Institute for International Economic Studies
Paolo Pesenti – Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Peter Petri – Brandeis
Iva Petrova – Michigan State University
Kate Phylaktis – City University Business School, London
Christian Pierdzioch – Kiel Institute for World Economics
Giovanni Piersanti – Universita degli Studi di Roma Tor V
Laura Piscitelli – University of Strathclyde, U.K.
Joseph Plasmans – Universiteit Antwerpen
John Pointon – University of Plymouth, U.K.
Patricia Pollard – Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Helen Popper – Santa Clara University, California
Richard Portes – London School of Economics
Adam Posen – Institute for International Economics, U.S.
James Powell – Bank of Canada
Bengt Pramborg – Stockholm University School of Bus.
Mahesh Pritamani – Frank Russell Company, U.S.
Zacharias Psaradakis – Birbeck College, Univ. of London
Min Qi – Kent State University
Duo Qin – University of London
Ramkishen Rajan – University of Adelaide
Bo Rasmussen – University of Aarhus, Denmark
Christophe Rault – University of Evry Val d’Essonne
Assaf Razin – Tel Aviv University
Weshah Razzak – Department of Labour, New Zealand
Sergio Rebelo – Kellogg School of Mgmnt, Northwestern
Angela Redish – University of British Columbia
Alan Reichert – College of Business, Cleveland State University, Ohio
Carmen Reinhart – University of Maryland
Beate Reszat – Hamburg Institute of Int’l Economics
Helene Rey – Princeton University
Roberto Rigobon – Mass. Institute of Technology (MIT)
Dagfinn Rime – Stockholm Institute for Financial Res.
Felix Rioja – Georgia State University
Maurice Roche – National University of Ireland
Hugo Rodriquez-Mendizabal – Universitat de Barcelona
Dani Rodrik – Kennedy School, Harvard
Carol Ann Rogers – Georgetown University
Jeff Rogers – KPMG, Canada
Kenneth Rogoff – Harvard, International Monetary Fund	-2	0	-2	28 July 2003 email.
Christina Romer – University of California, Berkeley
David Romer – University of California, Berkeley
Arjen Ronner – Free University of Amsterdam
Andrew Rose – University of California, Berkeley
Jacek Rostowski – Central European University
J.C. Robin Rowley- McGill University, Montreal
Nouriel Roubini – New York University
Rasmus Rueffer – European Central Bank
Witold Rutkowski – Higher School Economics, Warsaw
Marcela Sabate – University of Zaragoza
Jeffrey Sachs – Earth Institute, Columbia University
Ayako Saiki – Brandeis University, Int’l Business School
Torbjorn Sallstrom – Stockholm School of Economics
Dominick Salvatore – Fordham University, New York
Shawna Samuel – Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton
Harald Sander – University of Applied Sciences, Cologne
Pedro Santa-Clara – Univ. of California, Los Angeles
Roberto Santillan – EGADE-ITESM, Monterrey, Mexico
Lucio Sarno – University of Warwick
Malcolm Sawyer – University of Leeds and Levy Institute	-3	0	-3	21 July 2003 email.  "requires level of [world] government."
John Schindler – Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Katerina Schmidkova – Czech National Bank
Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel, Banco Central de Chile
Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe – Rutgers University, New Jersey
Sergio Schmukler – World Bank
Gunther Schnabel – University of Tubingen
Bernd Schnatz – Deutsche Bundesbank
Barry Scholnick – University of Alberta
Frank Schorfheide – University of Pennsylvania
Peter Schotman -Maastricht University
Michael Schroeder -Cntr for European Econ Res (ZEW)
Kurt Schuler – Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress
Donald Schunk – Uinversity of South Carolina
Robert Schwartz – Economists Allied for Arms Reduction	5	5	10	Authorizer of Sept 2003 OECD letter.
Ranier Schweikert – Kiel Institute for World Economics
Robert Scott – Economic Policy Institute, Washington
Dean Scrimgeour – University of California, Berkeley
Marc-Alexandre Senegas – Universite Montesquieu
Piet Sercu – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Jose Maria Serrrano – University of Zaragoza
Luis Serven – World Bank
Jerome Sgard – CEPII, Paris
Manuchehr Shahrokhi – California State University, Fresno and Global Finance Journal
Rodney Shakespeare – Capital Ownership Group
Rashmi Shankar – University of California, Santa Cruz, and Brandeis University
Jeffrey Sheen – Univ. of New South Wales
Judy Shelton – DUXX, Mexico
Dilip Shome – Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Milind Shrikhande – Georgia State University
Tsang Shu-ki – Hong Kong Baptist University
Yih-Wen Shyu – Chang Gung Univ. Taoyuan
Anne Sibert – University of London
Horst Siebert – Kiel Institute for World Economics
Pierre Siklos – Wilfrid Laurier University, Ontario
Betty Simkins – Oklahoma State University
Robert Skidelsky – House of Lords, U.K.
Vijay Singal – Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Kavaljit Singh – Public Interest Research Centre, New Delhi
Boo Sjoo – University of Gothenburg
Frank Smets – European Central Bank
Sean Snaith – Univ. of North Dakota				7 October 2003 – "… it is an interesting concept. Best wishes in your endeavors."
Martin Sola – Universidad Torcuato Di Tella
Haakon Solheim – Norwegian School of Management
Vedran Sosic at Croatian National Bank
Simon Sosvilla-Rivero – Found. Applied Econ Research
Claudio Soto – Chile Central Bank
Natalia Sourbeck – Center, Full Employmnt & Price Stability	-5	0	-5	per 24 July 2003 email from Stephanie Bell, above.
Georg Stadtmann – WHU Business School, Germany
Pierre St.-Amant – Bank of Canada
Jerome Stein – Brown University
Ernesto Stein – Inter-American Development Bank
Joseph Stiglitz – Columbia University
Helmut Stix – Oesterreichische Nationalbank
Alan Stockman – University of Rochester
Ken Stollery – University of Waterloo
Frank Strobel – University of Birmingham, U.K.
Hans Stoll – Vanderbilt University, Tennessee
Jorge Miguel Streb – Universidad del CEMA, Buenos Aires
Federico Sturzenegger – Universidad Torcuato Di Tella
Donggyu Sul – University of Auckland
Anne Sulling – Universite Paris IX Dauphine
Lawrence Summers – Harvard University
Peter Summers – University of Melbourne
Oren Sussman – University of Oxford, Said Bus. School
Richard Sweeney – Georgetown Univ., Mcdonough Bus.
John Swieringa – Australian National University
Gyorgy Szapary – National Bank of Hungary
Adam Szeidl – Harvard University
Chu-Sheng Tai – Texas A & M University,College Of Bus.
Tuomas Takalo – Bank of Finland
Cecilio Tamarit – Universitat de Valencia, Espana
Vito Tanzi – Carnegie Endowment for Peace, Econ Ref.
Fatma Taskin – Bilkent University, Ankara
Jose Tavares – Universidad Nova de Lisboa
George Tavlas – Bank of Greece
Alan Taylor – University of California at Davis
Mark Taylor – University of Warwick
Stephen Taylor – Lancaster University, The Mgmnt Sch.
Silvana Tenreyro – Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Alun Thomas – International Monetary Fund
Ben Tims – Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Mariano Tommasi – Univ. de San Andres, Buenos Aires
Aaron Tornell – University of California, Los Angeles
Martin Uribe – University of Pennsylvania
Marc Uzan – Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee	3	4	7
Giorgio Valente – University of Warwick
Bas Van Aarle – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Mathijs van Dijk – Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Eric van Wincoop – University of Virginia
Giovanni Vecchi – Universita di Roma Tor Vergata
Carlos Vegh – University of California at Los Angeles
Andres Velasco – Kennedy School, Harvard University
Vello Vensel – Tallinn Technical University, Estonia
Koen Vermeylen – Universiteit van Amsterdam
Michael Veseth – University of Puget Sound
Nicola Viegi – University of Strathclyde
David Vines – Oxford University
Paolo Vitale – University of London
Focco Vijselaar – European Central Bank
Paul A. Volcker – former Chair, U.S. Federal Reserve Board	5	5	10	"A global economy requires a global currency."
George von Furstenberg – Indiana University
Juergen von Hagen – University of Bonn
Robert Hunter Wade – London School of Economics
Urs Waelchli – University of Bern, Switzerland
Helmut Wagner – University of Hagen
Niklas Wagner – Munich Institute of Technology
Kim Walkowiak – University of Maastricht
Ingo Walter – Stern Business School, NYU
Kai Wang – Tunghai University, Taiwan
Peijie Wang – Cass Business School, London	4	4	8	4 Oct 2003 email "A global currency will be a currency of people, for people and by people."
Yunjong Wang – Korea Institute for Int’l Economic Policy
Jens Weidmann – University of Bonn
Christian Weller, Economic Policy Institute, Wash, D.C.	-2	0	-2	9 Sept 2003 email.  Not "a good idea since it imposes the same business cycle on all member countries."
Paul Weller – University of Iowa, Tippie Sch. Of Business
Hans Werner-Sinn – University of Munich
Frank Westermann – University of Munich and CESifo
Derek White – University of New South Wales
Thomas Willett – Claremont College, California
Jeffrey Williamson – Harvard University
John Williamson – Institute for International Economics	2	3	5	21 July 2003 email.  I am in favor of a world government, but to try and create a single global currency before that would be ridiculously premature."
Tony Wirjanto – Univ. of Waterloo, Canada
Holger Wolf – Georgetown University
Martin Wolf – The Financial Times
Christian C.P. Wolff – University of Maastricht
Timo Wollmershaeuser – Institute for Econ. Research
Kit Pong Wong – University of Hong Kong
L. Randall Wray – Univ. of Missouri
Liuren Wu – Fordham University, School of Business
Xueping Wu – City University of Hong Kong
Daniel Wydler – Bank Von Graffenried AG
Charles Wyplosz -Graduate Institute Int’l Studies,Geneva	2	3	7	26 July 2003 email. "A few generations ahead of your time."
Xinzhong Xu – Beijing University
Uzi Yaari – Rutgers University, School of Business	-2	0	-2	15 Aug. 2003 email
Shu Yan – University of Arizona
Eduardo Yeyati – Escuela de Economia Empresarial
Kamil Yilmaz – Koc University, Istanbul
Ayoub Yosefi – Univ. of Western Ontario
Lei Zhang – University of Warwick, Glasgow
Rui Zhong – Fordham University
Zizhong Zhou – University of Bonn
Sijing Zong – Kent State University
Amalia Morales Zumaquero – University of Malaga