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Hansen served on several government advisory posts, e.g. research director at the Committee on Policy in International Relations (1933-34), advisor to the Committee on Social Security (1940-41), and advisor to the Federal Reserve Board (1940-45), but his bigger impact was through his books, articles and reports. An advocate of active fiscal policy, Hansen was a moving figure behind the ...
Alvin Hansen (23 de agosto de 1887, Viborg, Dakota del Sur - Alexandria, Virginia, 6 de junio de 1975) fue un economista estadounidense discípulo de John Maynard Keynes y profesor de Samuelson, que difundió las teorías explicadas por el primero asesorando a diferentes e importantes organismos económicos del estado norteamericano.
Alvin Hansen. Alvin Harvey Hansen (23/8/1887-6/6/1975) là một nhà kinh tế học Hoa Kỳ. Lĩnh vực nghiên cứu chính của ông là kinh tế học vĩ mô và kinh tế chính trị . Hansen sinh tại Viborg, South Dakota trong một gia đình người gốc Đan Mạch. Năm 1910, ông tốt nghiệp Yankton College rồi trở ...
Alvin Harvey Hansen ( 23. august 1887 – 6. juni 1975 ), ofte kaldt "den amerikanske Keynes", var professor i økonomi ved Harvard, en meget læst forfatter om aktuelle, økonomiske emner og en indflydelsesrig rådgiver for den amerikanske regering. Han var med til at skabe Council of Economic Advisors og det amerikanske sociale ...
Säkulare Stagnation. Der Begriff der „säkularen Stagnation“ wurde vom Harvard-Ökonom Alvin Hansen in der 1930er Jahren geprägt. Eine säkulare Stagnation ist eine Situation der chronischen Unternachfrage nach den Gütern und Leistungen eines Landes. Die Unternachfrage zeigt sich darin, dass im Verhältnis zu den Ersparnissen zu wenig ...
12. Dez. 2013 · 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 the essence of secular stagnation--sick recoveries which die in
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. The focus on income determination as the central macroeconomic problem in Samuelson’s textbook reflected the change in thinking that had ...
