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This paper shows that for Alvin Hansen and Paul Samuelson, both highly influential figures in postwar economics, the shift came about only because of the need to adduce structural factors to explain the recession of 1937–38 and wartime experience.
Alvin H. Hansen, former Littauer Professor of Political Economics and one of America's foremost Keynesian economics, died in Alexander. Va. Friday. He was 87 years old.
Vida y Biografía de Alvin Harvey Hansen. (Viborg, 1887 - Alexandria, 1975) Economista estadounidense, considerado entre los representantes relevantes de la escuela keynesiana y creador de esenciales trabajos sobre los ciclos económicos y la teoría monetaria. Inició estudios superiores en el Yankton College, donde se graduó en 1910, y más ...
Alvin H. Hansen (1886-1895) approached business cycle analysis. broadly from the theoretical, statistical, structural, and historic views. From an orthodox position that gave primary emphasis to investment fluctuations he became the leading protagonist of the. Keynesian analysis in the United States, extending and stimulating.
12 de dic. de 2013 · Secular Stagnation: Back to Alvin Hansen. In December 1938, one of the most eminent economists of the time, Alvin E. Hansen, delivered the Presidential Address, titled "Economic Progress and Declining Population Growth," at the annual meetings of the American Economic Association. Looking at the economy of the late 1930s, Hansen wrote:"This is ...
In 1967, in his eightieth year, Alvin Hansen received the American Economics Association's France E. Walker medal. James Tobin, in presenting this award described him as follows:"Alvin H. Hansen, a gentle revolutionary who has lived to see his cause triumphant and his heresies orthodox, an untiring scholar whose example and influence have fruitfully changed the directions of his science, a ...
30 de mar. de 2017 · Guides like this one by Hansen are justified by the fact that the General Theory is undeniably very difficult to read. Paul A. Samuelson believes the broad significance of the General Theory to be in the fact that it provides a relatively realistic, complete system for analyzing the level of effective demand and its fluctuations.
