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西奥多·舒尔茨(Theodore W. Schultz，1902年4月30日~1998年2月26日)，美国著名经济学家、芝加哥经济学派成员、芝加哥大学教授及经济系系主任（1946-1961年）；在经济发展方面做出了开创性研究，深入研究了发展中国家在发展经济中应特别考虑的问题，从而获得1979年诺贝尔经济学奖。
Theodore W. Schultz recebeu o prêmio Nobel em 1979. O interesse do autor pelo tema remonta aos idos de 1956/1957, quando os conceitos para avaliar capital e trabalho se mostravam,para ele,inadequados para explicar os ganhos que estavam ocorrendo na produção. A obra “O valor econômico da educação”, de 1963, tem como finalidade tornar claro o significado de capital humano, no que ...
Theodore William Schultz. 1902-1998. 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 ...
Theodore Schultz. Theodore William Schultz ( Arlington, Dakota del Sur; 30 de abril de 1902- Evanston, Illinois; 26 de febrero de 1998) fue un economista estadounidense que recibió el premio Nobel de Economía de 1979, junto a William Arthur Lewis, por sus estudios sobre el capital humano y su contribución teórica para el desarrollo ...
Theodore W. Schultz Prize Lecture . Lecture to the memory of Alfred Nobel, December 8, 1979. The Economics of Being Poor*. Most of the people in the world are poor, so if we knew the economics of being poor, we would know much of the economics that really matters.
Theodore W. Schultz. 西奥多·威廉·舒尔茨 先生 出生于 1902-04-30 ， 于 1998-02-26 辞世，享年 95 岁。. 1979 年 诺贝尔经济学奖. 1979-10-16 ， 西奥多·威廉·舒尔茨 获颁 诺贝尔经济学奖 ，以表彰：. “ for their pioneering research into economic development research with particular consideration ...
Theodore W. Schultz, 1902-1998. Agricultural economist and development theorist at Chicago.Principal articulator of the "human capital" concept. Originating from rural South Dakota, Theodore William Schultz studied agricultural economics at South Dakota State, and went on to receive his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in 1930.
