Charles Kennedy 1923 ± 1997: An Appreciation  

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Thirlwall, A. P.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: The Economic Journal (EBSCO) vol. 109 no. 459 (Nov. 1999), page 715-725.
Topik: charles Kennedy 1923-1997; appereciation
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Charles Kennedy, Honorary Professor of Economic Theory at the University of Kent at Canterbury, died from a pulmonary haemorrage at his home on 4th November 1997, aged 74. Kennedy was one of the ®nest economic theorists of his generation. He made powerful contributions to several branches of economics, but he will be best remembered, perhaps, for his pioneering work in growth and distribution theory, with his invention of the innovation possibility frontier and the inspiration he gave to Sir John Hicks to write Capital and Time. Kennedy served on the Council of the Royal Economic Society from 1976±9, and with the astute eye of the investor (which he exercised all his life) took out life membership of the Society early in his career in 1947. `The best investment I ever made' he always used to tell me.

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