This man wrote an article entitled "When Should History be Written Backwards?," which he prefaced with a quote from Balzac's Cousin Pons. Together with John Hicks, he gives his name to a theorem that permits aggregation of sets of goods that have identical price movements, also known as the composite commodity theorem. Twice he collaborated with Faye Duchin late in life, including a work on Military Spending, and also wrote The Future of the World Economy. He observed that the U.S. is less capit
This man wrote an article entitled "When Should History be Written Backwards?," which he prefaced with a quote from Balzac's Cousin Pons. Together with John Hicks, he gives his name to a theorem that permits aggregation of sets of goods that have identical price movements, also known as the composite commodity theorem. Twice he collaborated with Faye Duchin late in life, including a work on Military Spending, and also wrote The Future of the World Economy. He observed that the U.S. is less capital-intensive in exports than imports despite having an abundance of capital, a result known as his paradox, which presented difficulties for the Heckscher-Ohlin model. Still, he remains most famous for a grid that details distribution of production across different sectors of a given economy. FTP, name this Nobel- winning Russian economist who developed input-output analysis.
This man wrote an article entitled "When Should History be Written Backwards?," which he prefaced with a quote from Balzac's Cousin Pons.
Wassily {Leontief}