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Letter to L.G. Reynolds
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1954
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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_022R009
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6940
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Specifiek Magazijn
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CDM6940_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_022R009.pdf
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Jan Tinbergen
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donation
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55
J. TINBERGEN
The Hague, 2 October 1954
Raamweg 18
Professor Lloyd G. Reynolds, Chairman of the Department of Economics, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
Dear Professor Reynolds,
On your request I also give you my appraisal of Professor Jacob Marschak. Marschak is also one of the leading econometrists of the world. He made very important contributions to the field of mathematical economics, e.g. to the theory of uncertainty and to the theory of demand and supply of financial assets as well as to the general theory of economic structure and its measurement. His contributions cover a wide field of different subjects of which those mentioned are only the most important ones. They They will be found in various publications of the Cowles Commission and in a number of journals, in particular Econometrica. His writings are characterized by very careful formulation and great clarity and he is able to explain matters to younger students very well.
It is difficult to choose between Marschak and Koopmans. I think Koopmans shows greater originality. Both are, however, excellent scholars and teachers.
I take it that both my letters will be considered confidential.
Yours very sincerely,
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J , TINBEROar
The Hague, 2 October 195it
Raamv/eg 18
Professor Lloyd G# Reynolds,
Chainnan of the Department
of Economics,
Yale university.
New Haven^ Goimectiout
Dear Professor Re.ynolds,
On yo\ir request I also give you ray
appraisal of Professor Jacon Marsohalc» ilarschak
is also one of the leading econometrists of the
world. He made very important contributions to
the field of mathematical econardcs, e.g. to
the theory of uncertainty and to the theory of
danand and supply of financial assets as well
as to the general theory of economic structure
and its measur«nent« His contributions cover
a wide field of different subjects of which
those mentioned are only the most important ones. They
They will be foiand in various publications of the
Cowles Commission and in a number of journals,
in particular Econoraetrlca, His writings are
characterized by very careful foiroulation and
great clarity and he is able to explain matters
to younger students very well.
It is difficT2lt to choose between Marschak
and Koopinans. I think Kooinaans shows greater
originality. Both are, however, excellent
scholars and teachers,
I take it that both ray letters vd-ll be
considered confidential.
Yours very sincerely.
iK^iï
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J , TINBEROar
The Hague, 2 October 195it
Raamv/eg 18
Professor Lloyd G# Reynolds,
Chainnan of the Department
of Economics,
Yale university.
New Haven^ Goimectiout
Dear Professor Re.ynolds,
On yo\ir request I also give you ray
appraisal of Professor Jacon Marsohalc» ilarschak
is also one of the leading econometrists of the
world. He made very important contributions to
the field of mathematical econardcs, e.g. to
the theory of uncertainty and to the theory of
danand and supply of financial assets as well
as to the general theory of economic structure
and its measur«nent« His contributions cover
a wide field of different subjects of which
those mentioned are only the most important ones. They
They will be foiand in various publications of the
Cowles Commission and in a number of journals,
in particular Econoraetrlca, His writings are
characterized by very careful foiroulation and
great clarity and he is able to explain matters
to younger students very well.
It is difficT2lt to choose between Marschak
and Koopinans. I think Kooinaans shows greater
originality. Both are, however, excellent
scholars and teachers,
I take it that both ray letters vd-ll be
considered confidential.
Yours very sincerely.
iK^iï
, :
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J , TINBEROar
The Hague, 2 October 195it
Raamv/eg 18
Professor Lloyd G# Reynolds,
Chainnan of the Department
of Economics,
Yale university.
New Haven^ Goimectiout
Dear Professor Re.ynolds,
On yo\ir request I also give you ray
appraisal of Professor Jacon Marsohalc» ilarschak
is also one of the leading econometrists of the
world. He made very important contributions to
the field of mathematical econardcs, e.g. to
the theory of uncertainty and to the theory of
danand and supply of financial assets as well
as to the general theory of economic structure
and its measur«nent« His contributions cover
a wide field of different subjects of which
those mentioned are only the most important ones. They
They will be foiand in various publications of the
Cowles Commission and in a number of journals,
in particular Econoraetrlca, His writings are
characterized by very careful foiroulation and
great clarity and he is able to explain matters
to younger students very well.
It is difficT2lt to choose between Marschak
and Koopinans. I think Kooinaans shows greater
originality. Both are, however, excellent
scholars and teachers,
I take it that both ray letters vd-ll be
considered confidential.
Yours very sincerely.
iK^iï
, :
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J , TINBEROar
The Hague, 2 October 195it
Raamv/eg 18
Professor Lloyd G# Reynolds,
Chainnan of the Department
of Economics,
Yale university.
New Haven^ Goimectiout
Dear Professor Re.ynolds,
On yo\ir request I also give you ray
appraisal of Professor Jacon Marsohalc» ilarschak
is also one of the leading econometrists of the
world. He made very important contributions to
the field of mathematical econardcs, e.g. to
the theory of uncertainty and to the theory of
danand and supply of financial assets as well
as to the general theory of economic structure
and its measur«nent« His contributions cover
a wide field of different subjects of which
those mentioned are only the most important ones. They
They will be foiand in various publications of the
Cowles Commission and in a number of journals,
in particular Econoraetrlca, His writings are
characterized by very careful foiroulation and
great clarity and he is able to explain matters
to younger students very well.
It is difficT2lt to choose between Marschak
and Koopinans. I think Kooinaans shows greater
originality. Both are, however, excellent
scholars and teachers,
I take it that both ray letters vd-ll be
considered confidential.
Yours very sincerely.
iK^iï
, :
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J , TINBEROar
The Hague, 2 October 195it
Raamv/eg 18
Professor Lloyd G# Reynolds,
Chainnan of the Department
of Economics,
Yale university.
New Haven^ Goimectiout
Dear Professor Re.ynolds,
On yo\ir request I also give you ray
appraisal of Professor Jacon Marsohalc» ilarschak
is also one of the leading econometrists of the
world. He made very important contributions to
the field of mathematical econardcs, e.g. to
the theory of uncertainty and to the theory of
danand and supply of financial assets as well
as to the general theory of economic structure
and its measur«nent« His contributions cover
a wide field of different subjects of which
those mentioned are only the most important ones. They
They will be foiand in various publications of the
Cowles Commission and in a number of journals,
in particular Econoraetrlca, His writings are
characterized by very careful foiroulation and
great clarity and he is able to explain matters
to younger students very well.
It is difficT2lt to choose between Marschak
and Koopinans. I think Kooinaans shows greater
originality. Both are, however, excellent
scholars and teachers,
I take it that both ray letters vd-ll be
considered confidential.
Yours very sincerely.
iK^iï
, :
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J , TINBEROar
The Hague, 2 October 195it
Raamv/eg 18
Professor Lloyd G# Reynolds,
Chainnan of the Department
of Economics,
Yale university.
New Haven^ Goimectiout
Dear Professor Re.ynolds,
On yo\ir request I also give you ray
appraisal of Professor Jacon Marsohalc» ilarschak
is also one of the leading econometrists of the
world. He made very important contributions to
the field of mathematical econardcs, e.g. to
the theory of uncertainty and to the theory of
danand and supply of financial assets as well
as to the general theory of economic structure
and its measur«nent« His contributions cover
a wide field of different subjects of which
those mentioned are only the most important ones. They
They will be foiand in various publications of the
Cowles Commission and in a number of journals,
in particular Econoraetrlca, His writings are
characterized by very careful foiroulation and
great clarity and he is able to explain matters
to younger students very well.
It is difficT2lt to choose between Marschak
and Koopinans. I think Kooinaans shows greater
originality. Both are, however, excellent
scholars and teachers,
I take it that both ray letters vd-ll be
considered confidential.
Yours very sincerely.
iK^iï
, :
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