Robert Eisner

Eisner fue reconocido como miembro de la Academia Americana de las Artes y las Ciencias, así como la Econometric Society. También fue el 15º destinatario del Premio John R. Commons de Omicron Delta Epsilon.

Después de su muerte, la Roycemore School de Evanston ha establecido el Robert Eisner Distinguished Scholar Program en su memoria.^[6] En la Northwestern University, la Beca de Postgrado Robert Eisner, fue establecida para reconocer a los mejores estudiantes de posgrado que se han distinguido en la docencia y la investigación. Esta beca del Departamento de Economía es el más alto honor otorgado a un estudiante de posgrado durante su cuarto año de estudios. La asignación del premio se proporciona con la matrícula y un estipendio para el otoño, invierno y primavera en la escuela.^[7]

• Social Security: More Not Less, New York: Century Foundation Press, (1998). ISBN 978-0-87078-416-3
• The Misunderstood Economy: What Counts and How to Count It, Harvard Business Press (1995). ISBN 978-0-87584-642-2
• The Total Incomes System of Accounts, University Of Chicago Press, (1989). ISBN 978-0-226-19638-1
• How Real Is the Federal Deficit?, New York: The Free Press, (1986). ISBN 978-0-02-909430-3
• Determinants of Business Investment, Prentice-Hall (1963). ASIN B0007HG9EM
• The Great Deficit Scare: The Federal Budget, Trade, and Social Security, Twentieth Century Foundation, (1997). ISBN 978-0-87078-411-8978-0-87078-411-8
• Factors of Business Investment (General series – National Bureau of Economic Research ; no. 102, HarperCollins, (1979). ISBN 978-0-88410-484-1978-0-88410-484-1
• Investment, National Income and Economic Policy (Economists of the Twentieth Century) v. 2, Edward Elgar Pub, (1998). ISBN 978-1-85898-847-4978-1-85898-847-4
• The Keynesian Revolution, Then and Now: The Selected Essays of Robert Eisner Volume One (Economists of the Twentieth Century) v. 1, Edward Elgar Pub, (1999). ISBN 978-1-85898-846-7978-1-85898-846-7

• "The NAIRU and Fiscal and Monetary Policy for Now and Our Future", Seminar Paper No. 1, Center for Full Employment and Price Stability (January 2000)
• "State of the Union: Black Holes in the Statistics", Challenge (January–February 1997): 615
• "Divergences of Measurement and Theory and Some Implications for Economic Policy." Presidential address to the American Economic Association, New York (December 29, 1988), American Economic Review, 79 (March 1989): 113
• "The Total Incomes System of Accounts", Survey of Current Business, 65 (January 1985): 2448
• "Transfers in a Total Incomes System of Accounts", Economic Transfers in the United States Studies in Income and Wealth, vol. 49, edited by Marilyn Moon, 936. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1984
• "Total Incomes in the United States, 194676: A Summary Report", Review of Income and Wealth, series 28 (June 1982): 133174
• "An Extended Measure of Government Product: Preliminary Results for the United States, 194676", Review of Income and Wealth, series 27 (March 1981): 3364
• "Capital Gains and Income: Real Changes in the Value of Capital in the United States, 194677," The Measurement of Capital, Studies in Income and Wealth, vol. 45, edited by Dan Usher, 175342. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1980
• "Limitations and Potentials of Countercyclical Fiscal and Monetary Policies", Business Cycle and Public Policy, 1980
• "Total Income, Total Expenditure and Growth", American Economic Review, 1980
• "Total Incomes in the United States, 1959 and 1969", Review of Income and Wealth, series 24, (March 1978): 4170
• "A Framework for the Measurement of Economic and Social Performance", The Measurement of Economic and Social Performance, Studies in Income and Wealth, vol. 38, 99102, New York: Columbia University Press, 1973
• "Components of Capital Expenditure: Replacement and modernization versus expansion", Revue of Economics and Statistics, 1972
• "New Twists to Income and Product." In The Economic Accounts of the United States: Retrospect and Prospect. Survey of Current Business, 51, part II, 50th anniversary issue (July 1971): 6768.
• "Investment and the Frustrations of Econometricians," American Economic Review, 1969.
• "Investment Behavior and Neoclassical Theory," with M.I. Nadiri, Review of Economics and Statistics, 1968.
• "Capital and Labor in Production: Some Direct Estimates." In The Theory and Empirical Analysis of Production. Studies in Income and Wealth, vol. 31, edited by Murray Brown, 431462. New York: Columbia University Press, 1967.
• "The Permanent Income Theory for Investment: Some empirical explorations", American Economic Review, 1967
• "Realization of Investment Anticipations", Brookings Quarterly Model, 1965
• "Capital Expenditures, Profits and the Acceleration Principle", Models of Income Determination, 1964
• "Capacity, Investment and Profits," Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1964.
• "Investment: Fact and fancy," American Economic Review, 1963.
• "Investment Plans and Realizations", American Economic Review, 1962
• "A Distributed Lag Investment Function", Econometrica, 1960
• "On Growth Models and the Neo-Classical Resurgence", Economic Journal, 1958
• "The Permanent Income Hypothesis: Comment", American Economic Review, 1958
• "Studies in Income and Wealth", vol. 19, 513584. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1957
• "Determinants of Capital Expenditures: An interview study", 1956
• "Studies in Income and Wealth", vol. 17, 484488. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1955
• "The Contribution of Consumer Anticipations in Forecasting Consumer Demand", Short-Term Economic Forecasting
• "Interview and Other Survey Techniques and the Study of Investment", Problems of Capital Formation
• Federal Debt (1st edición). Library of Economics and Liberty.  OCLC 317650570, 50016270 y 163149563