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Daniel Little McFadden (* 29. júl 1937, Raleigh, Severná Karolína, USA) je americký ekonometrik, ktorý v roku 2000 spolu s Jamesom Heckmanom získal Cenu Švédskej národnej banky za rozvoj ekonomickej vedy na pamiatku Alfreda Nobela za "rozvoj teórie a metód analýzy selektívnych vzoriek". Bol profesorom ekonómie na Kalifornskej ...
Young Daniel McFadden met a young lady named Beverlee and married her three months later. The two are happy together to this day. It’s no surprise his studies on behavioral economics teach us about questions such as when to marry, where to work and where to live. His work on discrete choice was only the starting point in analyzing people’s ...
Daniel Little McFadden (d. 29 Temmuz 1937) Amerikalı ekonometrist. 2000 yılında James Heckman ile birlikte Nobel Ekonomi Ödülü'nü kazanmıştır. McFadden'in ödülü kazanma nedeni İsveç Kraliyet Bilimler Akademisi tarafından " ayrık seçimlerin analizi için teori ve metotlar geliştirdiği için " diye açıklanmıştır. [1]
Daniel McFadden, Distinguished Fellow 2006. Daniel McFadden is an American economist and co-laureate (with James Heckman) for his development of the microeconomic analysis of individual or household behaviour known as ‘discrete choice’, such as understanding how people choose where to work, where to live, or when to marry.
10. Dez. 2000 · Banquet speech. Daniel L. McFadden’s speech at the Nobel Banquet, December 10, 2000. Your Majesties, Your Royal Highnesses, Ladies and Gentlemen, The term “economics”, in its original Greek, means “of the hearth”, the ancient and practical science of household management. Over the millennia, the discipline has transformed itself into ...
Daniel Little McFadden (* 29. července 1937 Raleigh) je americký ekonometr, který v roce 2000 spolu s Jamesem Heckmanem získal Cenu Švédské národní banky za rozvoj ekonomické vědy na památku Alfreda Nobela za „rozvoj teorie a metod analýzy diskrétní volby“. Byl profesorem ekonomie na Kalifornské univerzitě v Berkeley .
Daniel L. McFadden. 1937-. I n 2000, Daniel McFadden shared the Nobel Prize in economics with James Heckman. McFadden received the prize for “his development of theory and methods for analyzing discrete choice.”. The award was given for very technical work that would be hard to explain to the layman, but it has been important for economists ...
