...Håkan Eggert This article summarizes the contribution in fisheries economics by the Danish economist Jens Warming. Warming provides an early reference on the problem of open access, precedes Arthur Pigou in suggesting an optimal tax as a correction measure, which I refer to as a Warming landing...

...Håkan Eggert Copyright 2010 by Duke University Press 2010 The translator thanks the Nationaløkonomisk tidsskrift for permission to publish this translation. “The Danish Right to Eel Weir,” by Jens Warming Translated by Håkan Eggert In 1911, in the Journal of the Danish...

...Peder Andersen Copyright © 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 History of Political Economy 1.5:3 0 1983 by Duke University Press ‘On rent of fishing grounds’: a translation of Jens Warming’s...

...Niels-Henrik Topp The paper examines the Dane Jens Warming's published and unpublished works on fisheries economics from the period 1911–38. In 1911 Warming published a highly original article on the problems of open access to a common property resource. The article contains the same results as H...

... . Gelting , J⊘rgen . “Jens Warming.” National⊘konomisk Tidsskrift , 1964 . Gregersen , Gunnar . “Julius Wulff paa Tomandshaand” (Julius Wulff in Private). Tidsskrift for Danmarks Haandvórk og Industri , 1942 . Hansen , Svend Aage. Early Industrialization in Denmark . Copenhagen, 1970...

.... Economic Essays in Honour of Jørgen H. Gelting , 9 -26. Copenhagen: Danish Economic Association. Andersen, P., N. Kærgård, and N.-H. Topp. 1998 . The Danish Economist Jens Warming—An Odd Genius. In vol. 1 of European Economists of the Early 20th Century , edited by W. J. Samuels, 331 -48...

...- tional reputation? Two names might qualify, and one of them repre- sents a tragedy. The nontragical case is Jens Warming (1873-1939) who held the chair in applied statistics at the University of Copenhagen and whose reputation was unquestioned, but rested on the painstakingly accurate...

... , R. S. 1972 . The Young Keynes. Economic Journal 82 : 591 -99. Warming , Jens 1932 . International Aspects of the Financing of Public Works during Depression. Economic Journal 42 : 211 -24. Hawtrey and the Multiplier Robert W. Dimand William A. Darity Jr. and Warren...

... of empirical studies of consumer behaviour.’ Journal of Political Economy , vol. 62 . Theil , H. 1971 . Principles of econometrics . Amsterdam. Warming , J. 1906 . Review of Mackeprang 1906. National⊘konomisk Tidsskrift . Wold , H. O. , 1969a . ‘E. P. Mackeprang's question...

.... 120). Indeed, one of the major contributions of Richard Kahn’s subsequent multiplier article was the rigorous dem- onstration of this proposition (Kahn 193 I, pp. 16-19; see also Warm- ing 1932, pp. 215-16, and Kahn 1932, pp. 494-95).5 In brief, I do not believe that Ohlin...

... 22 to 28, 1971, and the participants wish to record their warm appreciation of the direct support and generous hospitality provided by the Rockefeller Foundation and its staff. Dur- ing the five days of vigorous, continuous, and stimulating discussion, many significant differences of opinion...

... admire work such as this, many people (such as the present writer) who either worked with or were taught by him will remember Ronald with gratitude for his warm friendship and his profound abilities as a teacher: a man remarkable not only for his lecturing style but also for the very high...

... of the papers rely to greater or lesser degrees on archival resources. The second respect in which the session must be marked a success was in its warm reception by econometricians. Practicing econometricians, perhaps more than most economists, appear to take a keen interest in the history of their fi...

... discontinuous cost analysis (1924)and his formulation of a complete framework for national income accounting as early as 1937 (cf. Chapter 16 by Sven Dana); Jens Warming (1873-1939)for having developed a multiplier theorem and a view of saving as a leakage by the mid-1920’s (cf. Chapter 14 by J. H...

... the same warm response from readers that it received there. He creates a novel schemata to differentiate between “classical” and “modern” economic theory, and the difference goes a long way toward explaining the divide between economists who continue to work in a frictionless, stylized world...

...” (as Mid- dleton characterizes it) had three components: “an attribute (specialist knowledge),an attitude (freedom from political partisanship) and a consequent reward (privileges in policy-making)” (3). Through his teaching and his example,he hoped that a cadre of experts with “cool heads and warm...

... Gordon, ‘The economic theory of a common property resource: the fishery,’ Journal of Political Economy 62 (1954): 124-42. An earlier model, published in 191 1 by Jens Warming, derived results identical to those derived by Gordon. However, because it was written in Danish, Warming’s article...

... at the University of Western Ontario during my successive month-long visits there in the past two years. I would like to thank Kevin Burley, Joel Fried, and Peter Howitt for the helpful comments I received from them in the course of these visits. I would also like to express my warm...

... known are the following three: Ivar Jantzen (1875-1961) for his discontinuous cost analysis (1924)and his formulation of a complete framework for national income accounting as early as 1937 (cf. Chapter 16 by Sven Dana); Jens Warming (1873-1939)for having developed a multiplier theorem...

... identification of Pareto’s idiosyncrasies and shortcomings. The tone is warm and unpreten- tious, even conversational. The content evidences the author’s competence and sense of perspective. But the effort is generally unrewarding. The discussion is often discursive and rambling. The writing...