Economia
Faleceu Michio Morishima
The Econometric Society announces with sadness the death of its former president Michio Morishima (1923-2004).
Professor Morsihima principal economic interests were in general equilibrium theory, the history of economic thought, and capitalist economic systems. His list of books included Equilibrium, Stability and Growth (1964), Theory of Economic Growth (1969), Marx's Economics (1973), The Economic Theory of Modern Society (1976), Why has Japan 'succeeded'? (1982), and The Economics of Industrial Society (1984).
An appreciation written by Nicholas Stern can be found at
http://sticerd.lse.ac.uk/publications/michiobook/intro.pdf
Michio Morishima was elected Fellow (1958) and served as President (1965).
- Jstor - Cambridge University
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Notícia triste Ia deixar esta para o Gilson, mas os maiores conhecedores do ramo já devem saber: > Subject: [esmembers] In Memory of Jean-Jacques Laffont > Date: Tue, 4 May 2004 17:55:38 -0500 > > > The Econometric Society announces with...
Economia
Faleceu Michio Morishima
The Econometric Society announces with sadness the death of its former president Michio Morishima (1923-2004).
Professor Morsihima principal economic interests were in general equilibrium theory, the history of economic thought, and capitalist economic systems. His list of books included Equilibrium, Stability and Growth (1964), Theory of Economic Growth (1969), Marx's Economics (1973), The Economic Theory of Modern Society (1976), Why has Japan 'succeeded'? (1982), and The Economics of Industrial Society (1984).
An appreciation written by Nicholas Stern can be found at
http://sticerd.lse.ac.uk/publications/michiobook/intro.pdf
Michio Morishima was elected Fellow (1958) and served as President (1965).
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- Jstor - Cambridge University
53 Titles in JSTOR AJS Review 1976-2003 2004-2006The British Journal for the History of Science 1962-2003Bulletin of the British Society for the History of Science 1949-1961British Journal of Political Science 1971-2003 2004-2006Bulletin of the School...
- A Armadilha De Ideias Ruins
Bryan Caplan explica: Thus, the least pleasant places in the world to live normally have three features in common: First, low economic growth; second, policies that discourage growth; and third, resistance to the idea that...
- O Solow Modelo Do Crescimento Econômico
The Solow Model is a workhorse model of economic growth. Many subsequent papers in growth theory (and in business cycle theory) build on this model. A model of growth helps us to structure our thinking. Why is it, for example, that China is growing faster...
- Teoria Monetária
Welcome to our new video series called "New Economic Thinking." The series will feature dozens of conversations with leading economists on the most important issues facing economics and the global economy today.This episode features Warren Mosler, president...
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Notícia triste Ia deixar esta para o Gilson, mas os maiores conhecedores do ramo já devem saber: > Subject: [esmembers] In Memory of Jean-Jacques Laffont > Date: Tue, 4 May 2004 17:55:38 -0500 > > > The Econometric Society announces with...