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7. Nov. 2023 · Theodore W. Schultz: An agricultural economist who won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1979, along with William Arthur Lewis, for his research in development economics. Schultz researched the ...
Vida y Biografía de Theodore William Schultz. (Arlington, Dakota del Sur, 1902 - Evanston, Illinois, 1998) Economista estadounidense que recibió el premio Nobel de Economía de 1979, al lado de William Arthur Lewis, por sus estudios sobre el capital humano y su contribución teorética para el avance económico, especialmente en los países ...
The Nobel distinction belongs to Theodore W. Schultz and Gary S. Becker, the two most pronounced scholars of human capital theory; Milton Friedman and Simon Kuznets (1945), who collaborated to publish an important article linking medical profession incomes to investments in education; and Robert M. Solow
1. Jan. 2017 · Theodore W. Schultz transformed the study of agricultural economics and economic growth and development. He made seminal contributions advocating the importance of human capital and particularly education for understanding economic growth in developed and developing countries. In this brief sketch I review his intellectual contributions to economics.
I n 1979 Theodore Schultz was awarded the Nobel Prize along with W. Arthur Lewis for their "pioneering research into economic development... with particular consideration of the problems of developing countries." Schultz's focus was on agriculture, a natural interest for someone who had grown up on a South Dakota farm. In 1930 Schultz began ...
112 THEODORE W. SCHULTZ narrow for many of the purposes to which I am addressing myself, Mar-shall's view of capital, nevertheless, could have been given a much broader interpretation than it has received. Ob-viously, labor is in touch with the market place as wages and salaries are presently determined. These wages and
THEODORE WILLIAM SCHULTZ. April 30, 1902–February 25, 1998. BY D. GALE JOHNSON. THEODORE WILLIAM SCHULTZ was an outstanding innovator in the development of economics, a teacher who had a remarkable impact on hundreds of students, a highly successful academic administrator, and a keen observer of the world in which he lived.
