...Paul Burnett In the early 1960s, the agricultural economist Theodore W. Schultz issued a critical assessment of the prevailing tenets of development economics in Transforming Traditional Agriculture. Aimed at educated bureaucrats rather than academic economists, he proposed no new development...

...Harro Maas This article examines how Samuelson defined his own role as an economist as a technical expert, who walked what he called the “middle of the road” to—seemingly—stay out of the realm of politics. As point of entry I discuss the highly tempting offers made by Theodore M. Schultz...

... Garver's Additional Condition on Demand Functions. Econometrica 1.4 : 408 -9. ____. 1935 . Demand Functions with Limited Budgets. Econometrica 3 : 66 -78. ____. 1939 . The Work of Henry Schultz. Econometrica 7 : 97 -103. Jevons, William Stanley. [1871] 1965 . The Theory...

....: Foundation for Economic Education. Friedman, M., and A. W. Wallis. 1942 . The Empirical Derivation of Indifference Functions. In Studies in Mathematical Economics and Econometrics: In Memory of Henry Schultz , edited by O. Lange, F. McIntyre, and T. O. Yntema. Chicago: University of Chicago Press...

...Jerry Evensky by Walter J. Schultz. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. 144 pp.$50.00. 2003 Evensky, Jerry. 2001 . Adam Smith's Lost Legacy. Southern Economic Journal 67.3 : 497 -517. Mill, John Stuart. 1895 . Principles of Political Economy: With Some...

... : 161 -70. Marschak , Jacob 1939b . Review of Henry Schultz's Theory and Measurement of Demand. Economic Journal 49 : 486 -89. Marschak , Jacob 1943 . Demand Elasticities Reviewed. Econometrica 11 : 25 -34. Marschak , Jacob 1944 . Marschak to Robert Redfield, 15 February...

... as an investment in man and to treat its con- sequences as a form of capital. Since education becomes a part of the person receiving it, I shall refer to it as human capital.” Thus did Theo- dore Schultz begin his 1960 article, “Capital Formation by Education,” one of the initial products of a research...

... by Valentino Dominedò, and subsequently—and independently of each other (but possibly not of Dominedby Henry Schultz, and by Hicks and Allen. Although it is not possible to dispel the obscure circumstances of those separate rediscoveries, it is quite possi- ble to suggest some.4 In the first part, we shall...

..., they used empirical and formal arguments with references to academic articles. The great majority did not oppose the bill, and many were rather supportive. Some were influential because of their institutional positions (Lawrence Klein advised Carter during the 1976 campaign, Charles Schultze chaired the CEA...

... . A theory of economic oscillations. Quarterly Journal of Economics 41 : 1 -29. Moore , Henry L. 1929 . Synthetic economics . New York: Macmillan. Mosak , Jacob . 1987 . Henry Schultz. The new Palgrave , 4 : 261 -62. Porter , Theodore . 1986 . The rise of statistical thinking...

... ‘the entrepreneur,’ that adds almost nothing to Schum- peter’s (1954) much deeper, much better written, and much more satisfying treat- ment of this concept. Of course, there are some economists, like Schultz, Kirzner, Leibenstein, and others, who were not mentioned by Schumpeter and are men- tioned...

..., and Trygve Haavelmo. He wrote his diss­ ert­at­ion on the dif­fu­sion of hybrid corn under the superv­ is­ ion of Theodore Schultz, and in 1957 he began his research on the growth in the use of fer­til­izer by US farme­ rs. Not sur­pris­ ingly, both of these proj­ects addressed quest­ions that were...

... Theory .” Journal of Economic Literature 12 : 1255 – 89 . ———. 1998 . “ How Foundations Came to Be .” Journal of Economic Literature 36 ( September ): 1375 – 86 . Schultz Henry . 1931 . “ The Italian School of Mathematical Economics .” Journal of Political Economy 39 ( 1 ): 76...

... . The Victorian Church, Part 1 . New York: Oxford University Press. ———. 1972 . The Victorian Church, Part 2. 2nd ed. London: Black. Kloppenberg, James T. 1992 . Rethinking Tradition: Sidgwick and the Philosophy of the Via Media. In Essays on Henry Sidgwick , edited by Bart Schultz. Cambridge...

... B. 1995 . Myth and Measurement: The New Economics of the Minimum Wage . Princeton : Princeton University Press . Forder James . 2014 . Macroeconomics and the Phillips Curve Myth . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Schultze C. L. 1982 . “ The Role and Responsibilities...

... de Campomanes . Madrid. Sarrailh , J. 1957 . La España ilustrada de la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII . Trans. Antonio Alatorre from French. Mexico. Schultz , T. 1961 . ‘Investment in human capital.’ American Economic Review . 51 : 1 -17. Schumpeter , J. 1954 . History...

... Capital:Comment. American Economic Review 52.4 : 1026 -35. Schultz, Theodore. 1959 . Human Wealth and Economic Growth. The Humanist 2.19 : 71 -81. ____. 1961a . Investment in Human Capital. American Economic Review 51.1 : 1 -17. ____. 1961b . Investment in Human Capital: Reply. American...

... in his reconstructions. His readers must hope that his next book will present his always subtle analysis at the length it deserves. Walter Eltis, Exeter College, Oxford University The MoralConditions of Economic Efficiency. by Walter J. Schultz. Cambridge...

... . Letter to Henry Schultz, 3 June . Ragnar Frisch collection , National Library of Norway , Oslo . ———. 1933 . Letter to Harold Hotelling, 13 January . Ragnar Frisch collection , National Library of Norway , Oslo . ———. 1934a . Statistical Confluence Analysis by Means of Complete Regression...

... a parallel inquiry of the cabinet committee headed by Vice President Nixon of being politically moti- vated.41 The first volume was solely devoted to the paper by Charles Schultze (b. 1924).42 Schultze had served on the Council of Economic Advisers as a staff economist and had then worked...