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Letter to P.C. Mahalanobis
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Jan Tinbergen
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graduate training. Mr [Links]...
J. TINBERGEN The Hague, 28 January '55
qualified for giving advice on statistical research
on economic matters, and especially when needed
for economic policy questions.
40
Professor P.C. Mahalanobis F.R.S
Director of the Indian Statistical Institute,
204, Barackpore Road,
Calcutta 35
Dear Professor Mahalanobis,
Some time ago I had a visit from Mr Menzies of the U.N. Technical Assistance Administration, speaking to me anew about the possibility of my going to India. Mr Menzies then suggested, since it is difficult for me to go for a long time to India, that Mr LINKS should go for the whole year and that I might only go once or twice for a shorter period in order that we might discuss his problems.
The Government of India replied that they wanted one expert for the whole period. I think there may have been a misunderstanding about Mr Links's qualities. He certainly deserves the name of expert, especially in econometric research and planning techniques. Mr Links for quite some time was the head of one of the three divisions of my office, and as such had to defend in Paris before the O.E.E.C. the Dutch economic program, which he did very well. Mr Links also gave courses at the Institute of Social Studies where mostly Indian economists had some post-graduate training. Mr Links therefore is certainly qualified for giving advice on statistical research on economic matters, and especially when needed for economic policy questions.
I thought it useful to inform you about him somewhat more in detail.
Yours very sincerely,
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Professor T^G* MahalaanoM© .F,I?,3
D i r e c t o r of th« Indian
Statistical ïnatlture,
O
20lj., Bïsirackpore Road#
Calcutta 35
1
Dear Profeosor MahalanoMs,
?5ome tlrae ago ï had a tdlsit tvem
UT Sienzies of the ü.i:-. Teelinlcal Assiataiice
Administrations apeakinij to m@ anew about the
possihlllty of my going to India. Mr Menaies than
suggested» sine© it is difflcmit for im to go for
a long time to India, that Mr LDIKS should go for
the whole year and that ï might only go once or
tvvice for a shorter period in order that \f/e reight
discuss his prohlejfis,
The öoven^aerit of India repli«a.
that they wanted on© expert for the «Siole period,
I think there may have 'aeeïi a laisunderatanding
about Mr Links'» qualities. He certainly deserve»
the narae of expert, especially in econometric
research and planning techniques. Mr Links for
quite some time was the head of one of the three
divisions of my office, and as sjioh had to defend
In Paris before the O.K.l.G. the Dutch econoriic
program, which he did very well. Mr Links also
gave courses at the Institute of Social Studies
where mostly Indian econoraists had some postgraduate training, Uv Links therefore is certainly
qualified for giving advice on statistical research
on economic matters» and ©specially when needed
for economic policy questions,
I thought It useful to inform you
about hiia somewhat more in detail.
Yours very sincerely.
W&tL
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on «eoiMïiale n a t t e r s » as^ «mSt^mtaXiaSPw^ f o r ecoiKHiilo p o U c j iuestl«a»a.
Professor T^G* MahalaanoM© .F,I?,3
D i r e c t o r of th« Indian
Statistical ïnatlture,
O
20lj., Bïsirackpore Road#
Calcutta 35
1
Dear Profeosor MahalanoMs,
?5ome tlrae ago ï had a tdlsit tvem
UT Sienzies of the ü.i:-. Teelinlcal Assiataiice
Administrations apeakinij to m@ anew about the
possihlllty of my going to India. Mr Menaies than
suggested» sine© it is difflcmit for im to go for
a long time to India, that Mr LDIKS should go for
the whole year and that ï might only go once or
tvvice for a shorter period in order that \f/e reight
discuss his prohlejfis,
The öoven^aerit of India repli«a.
that they wanted on© expert for the «Siole period,
I think there may have 'aeeïi a laisunderatanding
about Mr Links'» qualities. He certainly deserve»
the narae of expert, especially in econometric
research and planning techniques. Mr Links for
quite some time was the head of one of the three
divisions of my office, and as sjioh had to defend
In Paris before the O.K.l.G. the Dutch econoriic
program, which he did very well. Mr Links also
gave courses at the Institute of Social Studies
where mostly Indian econoraists had some postgraduate training, Uv Links therefore is certainly
qualified for giving advice on statistical research
on economic matters» and ©specially when needed
for economic policy questions,
I thought It useful to inform you
about hiia somewhat more in detail.
Yours very sincerely.
W&tL
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on «eoiMïiale n a t t e r s » as^ «mSt^mtaXiaSPw^ f o r ecoiKHiilo p o U c j iuestl«a»a.
Professor T^G* MahalaanoM© .F,I?,3
D i r e c t o r of th« Indian
Statistical ïnatlture,
O
20lj., Bïsirackpore Road#
Calcutta 35
1
Dear Profeosor MahalanoMs,
?5ome tlrae ago ï had a tdlsit tvem
UT Sienzies of the ü.i:-. Teelinlcal Assiataiice
Administrations apeakinij to m@ anew about the
possihlllty of my going to India. Mr Menaies than
suggested» sine© it is difflcmit for im to go for
a long time to India, that Mr LDIKS should go for
the whole year and that ï might only go once or
tvvice for a shorter period in order that \f/e reight
discuss his prohlejfis,
The öoven^aerit of India repli«a.
that they wanted on© expert for the «Siole period,
I think there may have 'aeeïi a laisunderatanding
about Mr Links'» qualities. He certainly deserve»
the narae of expert, especially in econometric
research and planning techniques. Mr Links for
quite some time was the head of one of the three
divisions of my office, and as sjioh had to defend
In Paris before the O.K.l.G. the Dutch econoriic
program, which he did very well. Mr Links also
gave courses at the Institute of Social Studies
where mostly Indian econoraists had some postgraduate training, Uv Links therefore is certainly
qualified for giving advice on statistical research
on economic matters» and ©specially when needed
for economic policy questions,
I thought It useful to inform you
about hiia somewhat more in detail.
Yours very sincerely.
W&tL
,«
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on «eoiMïiale n a t t e r s » as^ «mSt^mtaXiaSPw^ f o r ecoiKHiilo p o U c j iuestl«a»a.
Professor T^G* MahalaanoM© .F,I?,3
D i r e c t o r of th« Indian
Statistical ïnatlture,
O
20lj., Bïsirackpore Road#
Calcutta 35
1
Dear Profeosor MahalanoMs,
?5ome tlrae ago ï had a tdlsit tvem
UT Sienzies of the ü.i:-. Teelinlcal Assiataiice
Administrations apeakinij to m@ anew about the
possihlllty of my going to India. Mr Menaies than
suggested» sine© it is difflcmit for im to go for
a long time to India, that Mr LDIKS should go for
the whole year and that ï might only go once or
tvvice for a shorter period in order that \f/e reight
discuss his prohlejfis,
The öoven^aerit of India repli«a.
that they wanted on© expert for the «Siole period,
I think there may have 'aeeïi a laisunderatanding
about Mr Links'» qualities. He certainly deserve»
the narae of expert, especially in econometric
research and planning techniques. Mr Links for
quite some time was the head of one of the three
divisions of my office, and as sjioh had to defend
In Paris before the O.K.l.G. the Dutch econoriic
program, which he did very well. Mr Links also
gave courses at the Institute of Social Studies
where mostly Indian econoraists had some postgraduate training, Uv Links therefore is certainly
qualified for giving advice on statistical research
on economic matters» and ©specially when needed
for economic policy questions,
I thought It useful to inform you
about hiia somewhat more in detail.
Yours very sincerely.
W&tL
,«
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3Tt '1.0
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on «eoiMïiale n a t t e r s » as^ «mSt^mtaXiaSPw^ f o r ecoiKHiilo p o U c j iuestl«a»a.
Professor T^G* MahalaanoM© .F,I?,3
D i r e c t o r of th« Indian
Statistical ïnatlture,
O
20lj., Bïsirackpore Road#
Calcutta 35
1
Dear Profeosor MahalanoMs,
?5ome tlrae ago ï had a tdlsit tvem
UT Sienzies of the ü.i:-. Teelinlcal Assiataiice
Administrations apeakinij to m@ anew about the
possihlllty of my going to India. Mr Menaies than
suggested» sine© it is difflcmit for im to go for
a long time to India, that Mr LDIKS should go for
the whole year and that ï might only go once or
tvvice for a shorter period in order that \f/e reight
discuss his prohlejfis,
The öoven^aerit of India repli«a.
that they wanted on© expert for the «Siole period,
I think there may have 'aeeïi a laisunderatanding
about Mr Links'» qualities. He certainly deserve»
the narae of expert, especially in econometric
research and planning techniques. Mr Links for
quite some time was the head of one of the three
divisions of my office, and as sjioh had to defend
In Paris before the O.K.l.G. the Dutch econoriic
program, which he did very well. Mr Links also
gave courses at the Institute of Social Studies
where mostly Indian econoraists had some postgraduate training, Uv Links therefore is certainly
qualified for giving advice on statistical research
on economic matters» and ©specially when needed
for economic policy questions,
I thought It useful to inform you
about hiia somewhat more in detail.
Yours very sincerely.
W&tL
,«
•••il I o
3Tt '1.0
tj «n</
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on «eoiMïiale n a t t e r s » as^ «mSt^mtaXiaSPw^ f o r ecoiKHiilo p o U c j iuestl«a»a.
Professor T^G* MahalaanoM© .F,I?,3
D i r e c t o r of th« Indian
Statistical ïnatlture,
O
20lj., Bïsirackpore Road#
Calcutta 35
1
Dear Profeosor MahalanoMs,
?5ome tlrae ago ï had a tdlsit tvem
UT Sienzies of the ü.i:-. Teelinlcal Assiataiice
Administrations apeakinij to m@ anew about the
possihlllty of my going to India. Mr Menaies than
suggested» sine© it is difflcmit for im to go for
a long time to India, that Mr LDIKS should go for
the whole year and that ï might only go once or
tvvice for a shorter period in order that \f/e reight
discuss his prohlejfis,
The öoven^aerit of India repli«a.
that they wanted on© expert for the «Siole period,
I think there may have 'aeeïi a laisunderatanding
about Mr Links'» qualities. He certainly deserve»
the narae of expert, especially in econometric
research and planning techniques. Mr Links for
quite some time was the head of one of the three
divisions of my office, and as sjioh had to defend
In Paris before the O.K.l.G. the Dutch econoriic
program, which he did very well. Mr Links also
gave courses at the Institute of Social Studies
where mostly Indian econoraists had some postgraduate training, Uv Links therefore is certainly
qualified for giving advice on statistical research
on economic matters» and ©specially when needed
for economic policy questions,
I thought It useful to inform you
about hiia somewhat more in detail.
Yours very sincerely.
W&tL
,«
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