This man championed the (*) neoclassical synthesis of Keynesian thought promoted by Hicks in that work, co-written with William Nordhaus.
This man theorized the WARP and SARP criteria for two good bundles within a budget set, claiming that consumer behavior could be modeled by purchasing choices under Revealed Preference Theory. In his best-known work, which supplanted the efforts of Lorie Tarshis, this man popularized the term "paradox of thrift" to refer to The General Theory's discussion of The Fable of the Bees. This man championed the (*) neoclassical synthesis of Keynesian thought promoted by Hicks in that work, co-written with William Nordhaus. This economist and Milton Friedman collaborated on a Newsweek column where they took opposite sides. For 10 points, name this first American to win the Economics Nobel, an MIT professor who wrote the textbook Economics.
This man theorized the WARP and SARP criteria for two good bundles within a budget set, claiming that consumer behavior could be modeled by purchasing choices under Revealed Preference Theory.
Paul Anthony Samuelson