This man proposed a namesake criterion that avoids Gorman's intransitivity, unlike the Scitovsky and Kaldor-Hicks criteria.
This man proposed a namesake criterion that avoids Gorman's intransitivity, unlike the Scitovsky and Kaldor-Hicks criteria. He developed the social welfare function introduced by Bergson and related comparative statics to dynamics in his "correspondence principle." He also proved the Factor Price Equalization Theorem and one of the first "Non-Substitution" Theorems. He collaborated with Dorfman and Solow on the text Linear Programming and Economic Analysis and studied the interaction between multiplier and accelerator effects. FTP name this 1970 Nobelist who developed the theory of revealed preference and wrote the classic introductory text Economics.
This man proposed a namesake criterion that avoids Gorman's intransitivity, unlike the Scitovsky and Kaldor-Hicks criteria.
Paul Anthony {Samuelson}