The chapter also presents a contribution to the transfer problem.doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199298839.003.0015Rogoff, KennethROGOFF, Kenneth. Paul samuelson's contributions to international economics. In SZENBERG, Michael; RAMRATTAN, Lall; GOTTESMAN, Aron. Samuelsonian economics and the twenty-first century. Oxford University...
Kennedy and Johnson, and later worked as a consultant to the United States Treasury, the Bureau of the Budget, and the president'sCouncil of Economic Advisers. In 1996, President Clinton lauded Samuelson’s contribution to economics when he presented him with the National Medal of Science, comme...
Paul Anthony Samuelson (born in Gary, Indiana, in 1915) has made fundamental contributions to nearly all branches of economic theory. Besides the specific analytic contributions, Samuelson more than anyone else brought economics from its pre–1930s verbal and diagrammatic mode of analysis to the qua...
Social Choice and Welfare has a tradition of interviewing pioneering contributors to welfare economics and social choice theory to keep their recollections on the formative stages of their seminal work, their current views on the past and present states
The author reflects on the contribution of economist Paul Samuelson to the field of economics. He states that Samuelson had a particular role in bringing Keynesian theory into association with active economic policy in the U.S. He asserts that with Samuelson's movement to Massachusetts Institute ...
The aim of the paper is to show Samuelson's contribution to development of economic sciences which relates to wide range of various areas of economics, mainly economic analysis, economic dynamics and general balance, stability analysis, theory of consumption, capital theory, macroeconomics, multiplier...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.1677463Frank RamseyPaul SamuelsonOptimal TaxationPaul Samuelson proposed and practiced a program for the Whig history of economics. One such example is his account of Frank Ramsey's contribution to optimal taxSocial Science Electronic Publishing...
The article examines the contribution of economist Paul Samuelson to the dual Pasinetti theorem, or paradox, a brand of post-Keynesian economics. It is stated that one major aspect of post-Keynesian economics is to delineate mechanisms whereby monetary and fiscal policies affect the economy. The ...
I hope he will find the chapter topic acceptable, not least because his contribution (Samuelson, 1997a), to volume I of the Festschriften for me was on Marx. … around 1955 I volunteered mentally … to investigate whether [Marxian economics] was truly as lacking in merit as seems to be...
This chapter provides an impressionistic review of Paul Samuelson's enduring contributions to the field of public economics. It focuses on his main foundational methods widely used in public finance and their important applications, elaborations, clarifications and caveats to his conclusions. The chapter...