This economist advocated government subsidies for having children in his native country in a work he wrote with his wife, Crisis in the Population Question, leading to their name becoming a slang term for sex in his native language.
This economist advocated government subsidies for having children in his native country in a work he wrote with his wife, Crisis in the Population Question, leading to their name becoming a slang term for sex in his native language. He distinguished between planned and realized savings in Monetary Equilibrium and examined third-world poverty in Asian Drama. One work by this man advanced the idea of cumulative causation. He blamed the Agricultural Adjustment Act and the minimum wage law for putting hundreds of thousands of sharecroppers out of work. That work suggests that poverty creates poverty. The Supreme Court cited him in supporting the argument that separate but equal facilities were inherently unequal in Brown v. Board. For 10 points, name this Swedish economist who wrote An American Dilemma: The Negro Problem and Modern Democracy.
This economist advocated government subsidies for having children in his native country in a work he wrote with his wife, Crisis in the Population Question, leading to their name becoming a slang term for sex in his native language.
(Karl) Gunnar Myrdal [accept Alva Reimer Myrdal until "his"]