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Title
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Letter to R.G.D. Allen
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Date
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1950
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no
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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_014A004
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2736
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Specifiek Magazijn
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CDM2736_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_014A004.pdf
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Provenance
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Jan Tinbergen
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donation
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3 October 1950
Prof. R.G.D. Allen,
London School of Economics,
Houghton Street, Aldwych,
London W.C.
Dear Allen,
Speaking with Koopmans, Stone and some others I came to the conclusion since Stone finds it difficult to organize next year's annual meeting of the Econometric Society in Cambridge but was quite willing to do so in 1952, that it might be better to have next year's meeting in Belgium. We also thought that it would be good to have at that time in the organization committee yourself as the acting president with our friend Chait and probably some younger Belgian member who could do the organizing work. I onley convey this suggestion to you since it is not at all my task to occupy myself with these matters. Chait being a good friend of mine I asked him already whether he would be prepared to serve on this committee. I ta[ke] it that you [will] communicate with him yourself if you agree [to] these suggestions.
Yours very sincerely,
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3 October 1950
Prof. R.G.D. Allen,
London SchooT^f Economics,
Houghton Street, Aldvvych,
London VV.G,
Dear Allen,
I
Speaking with Koopmans, Stone and sone others I came
to the conclusion since Stone finds it difficult to organize next
year's annual meeting of the Fconoinetric Society In Cambridge but
was quite willing to do so in 1952, that it rnight be better to have
next-year's rneeting in Belgium. We also thought that it would be
good to have at that tirae in the organization committee yoursexf as
the acting president with our friend Chait and probably some younger
Belgian nenber who could do the organizing work. I onley convey this
suggestion to you since it is not at all my task to occupy myself
with these matters. Chait being a good friend of mine I asked him
already whether he would be prepared to serve on this committee. I
ta^-lt that you -^111 comnunlcate with him yourself if you agree
^ese suggestions.
f
Yours very sincerely.
m.^"Mf?^.r>'fM •V^ts:•=• v ^ f » '
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3 October 1950
Prof. R.G.D. Allen,
London SchooT^f Economics,
Houghton Street, Aldvvych,
London VV.G,
Dear Allen,
I
Speaking with Koopmans, Stone and sone others I came
to the conclusion since Stone finds it difficult to organize next
year's annual meeting of the Fconoinetric Society In Cambridge but
was quite willing to do so in 1952, that it rnight be better to have
next-year's rneeting in Belgium. We also thought that it would be
good to have at that tirae in the organization committee yoursexf as
the acting president with our friend Chait and probably some younger
Belgian nenber who could do the organizing work. I onley convey this
suggestion to you since it is not at all my task to occupy myself
with these matters. Chait being a good friend of mine I asked him
already whether he would be prepared to serve on this committee. I
ta^-lt that you -^111 comnunlcate with him yourself if you agree
^ese suggestions.
f
Yours very sincerely.
m.^"Mf?^.r>'fM •V^ts:•=• v ^ f » '
'-m
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3 October 1950
Prof. R.G.D. Allen,
London SchooT^f Economics,
Houghton Street, Aldvvych,
London VV.G,
Dear Allen,
I
Speaking with Koopmans, Stone and sone others I came
to the conclusion since Stone finds it difficult to organize next
year's annual meeting of the Fconoinetric Society In Cambridge but
was quite willing to do so in 1952, that it rnight be better to have
next-year's rneeting in Belgium. We also thought that it would be
good to have at that tirae in the organization committee yoursexf as
the acting president with our friend Chait and probably some younger
Belgian nenber who could do the organizing work. I onley convey this
suggestion to you since it is not at all my task to occupy myself
with these matters. Chait being a good friend of mine I asked him
already whether he would be prepared to serve on this committee. I
ta^-lt that you -^111 comnunlcate with him yourself if you agree
^ese suggestions.
f
Yours very sincerely.
m.^"Mf?^.r>'fM •V^ts:•=• v ^ f » '
'-m
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3 October 1950
Prof. R.G.D. Allen,
London SchooT^f Economics,
Houghton Street, Aldvvych,
London VV.G,
Dear Allen,
I
Speaking with Koopmans, Stone and sone others I came
to the conclusion since Stone finds it difficult to organize next
year's annual meeting of the Fconoinetric Society In Cambridge but
was quite willing to do so in 1952, that it rnight be better to have
next-year's rneeting in Belgium. We also thought that it would be
good to have at that tirae in the organization committee yoursexf as
the acting president with our friend Chait and probably some younger
Belgian nenber who could do the organizing work. I onley convey this
suggestion to you since it is not at all my task to occupy myself
with these matters. Chait being a good friend of mine I asked him
already whether he would be prepared to serve on this committee. I
ta^-lt that you -^111 comnunlcate with him yourself if you agree
^ese suggestions.
f
Yours very sincerely.
m.^"Mf?^.r>'fM •V^ts:•=• v ^ f » '
'-m
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3 October 1950
Prof. R.G.D. Allen,
London SchooT^f Economics,
Houghton Street, Aldvvych,
London VV.G,
Dear Allen,
I
Speaking with Koopmans, Stone and sone others I came
to the conclusion since Stone finds it difficult to organize next
year's annual meeting of the Fconoinetric Society In Cambridge but
was quite willing to do so in 1952, that it rnight be better to have
next-year's rneeting in Belgium. We also thought that it would be
good to have at that tirae in the organization committee yoursexf as
the acting president with our friend Chait and probably some younger
Belgian nenber who could do the organizing work. I onley convey this
suggestion to you since it is not at all my task to occupy myself
with these matters. Chait being a good friend of mine I asked him
already whether he would be prepared to serve on this committee. I
ta^-lt that you -^111 comnunlcate with him yourself if you agree
^ese suggestions.
f
Yours very sincerely.
m.^"Mf?^.r>'fM •V^ts:•=• v ^ f » '
'-m
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3 October 1950
Prof. R.G.D. Allen,
London SchooT^f Economics,
Houghton Street, Aldvvych,
London VV.G,
Dear Allen,
I
Speaking with Koopmans, Stone and sone others I came
to the conclusion since Stone finds it difficult to organize next
year's annual meeting of the Fconoinetric Society In Cambridge but
was quite willing to do so in 1952, that it rnight be better to have
next-year's rneeting in Belgium. We also thought that it would be
good to have at that tirae in the organization committee yoursexf as
the acting president with our friend Chait and probably some younger
Belgian nenber who could do the organizing work. I onley convey this
suggestion to you since it is not at all my task to occupy myself
with these matters. Chait being a good friend of mine I asked him
already whether he would be prepared to serve on this committee. I
ta^-lt that you -^111 comnunlcate with him yourself if you agree
^ese suggestions.
f
Yours very sincerely.
m.^"Mf?^.r>'fM •V^ts:•=• v ^ f » '
'-m
