This Nebraska native graduated from Berkeley in 1942 and then studied under Paul Samuelson at MIT.
This Nebraska native graduated from Berkeley in 1942 and then studied under Paul Samuelson at MIT. In 1968, he became Benjamin Franklin Professor of Economics and Finance at the Univ. of Pennsylvania where he developed his "Wharton Models" which found wide use in forecasting GNP, exports, investment, and consumption. He followed that with the more daring LINK project. FTP, name this economic adviser to Carter and winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1980.
This Nebraska native graduated from Berkeley in 1942 and then studied under Paul Samuelson at MIT.
Lawrence Robert Klein