His first work accused his colleagues of "mental gymnastics" for rejecting mathematics to unify economic analysis.
His first work accused his colleagues of "mental gymnastics" for rejecting mathematics to unify economic analysis. As consultant to the Committee of Economic Development in 1958, he answered the question "What is the most important problem to be faced by the U.S. in the next 20 years" with "inflation." Some of his recent works have attempted to describe Keynesian Economics with linear programs. Remembered for his "cost-push" inflationary theory, FTP, name this co-author with Nordhaus of Economics: An Introductory Analysis, a professor at MIT who won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1970.
His first work accused his colleagues of "mental gymnastics" for rejecting mathematics to unify economic analysis.
Paul Samuelson