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13. Juli 2023 · Among these five couples, Lucy Sprague Mitchell (1878-1967) and Wesley Clair Mitchell (1874-1948) most successfully combined professional accomplishments with a fulfilling marriage and a rich family life. When they married in 1912, they left their jobs at the University of California at Berkeley, and moved to New York City, which offered more professional opportunities for Lucy. A brilliant ...
Wesley Mitchell recibió su licenciatura de la Universidad de Chicago en 1899. Allí tuvo ocasión de ser entre los estudiantes de Thorstein Veblen y John Dewey. Más tarde completó sus estudios en las Universidades de Halle y Viena y fue instructor en las de Chicago (1900-1902), California (1902-1912) y Columbia (1913-1919).
WESLEY CLAIR MITCHELL 127 earliest productive years to the publication of that classical treatise on Business Cycles (1913) there was a continuous interplay of analysis, at-tempts at gathering and improving economic data, and efforts to raise the quality of basic information available to scholars and to the intel-ligent public at large.
Most neoclassical economists believe that Wesley Clair Mitchell had no theory of the business cycle; according to Milton Friedman, "Mitchell is generally considered pri-marily an empirical scientist rather than a theorist" (Burns 1952, 237). The reason is that Mitchell's theory was not a neoclassical theory, so in their view, it was not a the ...
Wesley Clair Mitchell, 1874-1948. American Institutionalist at Columbia, leading researcher on business cycles and founder of the NBER.. Originating from rural Illinois, Wesley Clair Mitchell enrolled at University of Chicago in 1896, initially to study classics, but ended up diverted into economics.
Mitchell, Wesley C (Wesley Clair), 1874-1948 Repository: Rare Book and Manuscript Library Physical Description: 22.5 linear feet (50 boxes (24000 items)) Language(s): English . Access: You will need to make an appointment in advance to use this collectio ...
Author (s): Arthur F. Burns & Wesley C. Mitchell (p. 551-560) Founded in 1920, the NBER is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, and business professionals.
