Word: samuelson
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...shared the physics prize, was on hand; so was David Hubel, the Medical School professor who shared the prize in medicine and physiology. From New Haven came James Tobin, the laureate in economics; and from Ithaca, Cornell professor Roald Hoffmann, who shared the chemistry prize, sent regrets. Finally, Paul Samuelson, the 1970 Nobel laureate in economics, dropped by from MIT for the festivities...
...Bloembergen, Tobin, Samuelson, and, in spirit, Hoffmann, the party was something of a homecoming. All had spent three years in that yellow house at the start of their academic careers as part of a remarkable and little-known Harvard research program for extraordinarily gifted young scholars--the Society of Fellows...
...most primitive cultures, I people do not directly exchange one good for another," writes Nobel Laureate Paul A. Samuelson in the eleventh edition of his widely used economics textbook. "Instead, they sell one good for money, and then use money to buy the goods they wish." But in the U.S. today, thousands of people are returning to primitive habits of exchange...
...others: Paul Samuelson, Simon Kuznets, Kenneth Arrow, Wassily Leontief, Tjalling Koopmans, Milton Friedman, Herbert Simon, Theodore Schultz, Lawrence Klein...