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Title
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Letter to Horst Mendershausen
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Date
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1954
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Date in document
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yes
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Formulas or calculations
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no
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Inventory number
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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_020M009
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3447
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Storage location
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Specifiek Magazijn
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Filename
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CDM3447_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_020M009.pdf
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Provenance
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Jan Tinbergen
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Accrual Method
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donation
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Revised transcript
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PROF. DR J. TINBERGEN THE HAGUE, 2 February 1954
Sijzenlaan 41
Professor Horst Menderhausen, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, New York 45, N.Y.
Dear Horst,
It was a pleasure to have your letter of January 27. It is correct that there is a European university named "Collège d'Europe" in Belgium; it is in Bruges. The institute is, however, still a rather small one; the number of students is only about 40. Since only part of them are specialized on economic questions you will understand that the number of permanent economic teachers is very restricted. This I only say in order to make it clear to you that the chances are not big. Nevertheless I am sending your letter to the rector, Prof. H. Brugmans, because we are certainly interested in your willingness to come to Europe and you never can tell what happens. At present W. Hoffmann from Münster is teaching there and incidentally I am giving myself a few lectures. I shall let you know if I have more information about the future of the economic chair.
Both Verdoorn and I are very glad to learn that you made good progress on the manuscript you promised. We are looking forward to read it.
With best personal regards,
yours very sincerely,
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J . TINIffilRGEN
THE HAGUB, 2 F e b r u a r y 195U
S i j z e n l a a n k^
P r o f e s s o r Horst Menderhausen,
F e d e r a l Reserve Bank of Iv'ew York,
New York k^^^ N. Y.
Dear H o r s t ,
It was a pleasure to have your
letter of January 27, It is correct that
there is a European university named "College
d'Europe" in Belgium; it is in Bruges. The
institute is, however, still a rather small
one; the ntimher of students is only about kO,
Since only part of them are specialized on
economic questions you will understand that
the number of permanent economic teachers is
very restricted. This I only say in order to
make it clear to you that the chances are not
big. Nevertheless I em sending joixr letter
to the rector. Prof. H. Brugraans, because
we are certainly interested in your willlnrrness to come to Europe and you never can tell
what Kappens. At present W. Hoffmann from
Munster is teaching there and incidentally
I am giving myself a few lectures. I shall
let you knov/ if I have more information
about the future of the econcHnic chair.
Both Verdoom and I are very
glad to learn that you made good progress
on the manuscript you promised. We are looking
forward to read it.
With best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
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J . TINIffilRGEN
THE HAGUB, 2 F e b r u a r y 195U
S i j z e n l a a n k^
P r o f e s s o r Horst Menderhausen,
F e d e r a l Reserve Bank of Iv'ew York,
New York k^^^ N. Y.
Dear H o r s t ,
It was a pleasure to have your
letter of January 27, It is correct that
there is a European university named "College
d'Europe" in Belgium; it is in Bruges. The
institute is, however, still a rather small
one; the ntimher of students is only about kO,
Since only part of them are specialized on
economic questions you will understand that
the number of permanent economic teachers is
very restricted. This I only say in order to
make it clear to you that the chances are not
big. Nevertheless I em sending joixr letter
to the rector. Prof. H. Brugraans, because
we are certainly interested in your willlnrrness to come to Europe and you never can tell
what Kappens. At present W. Hoffmann from
Munster is teaching there and incidentally
I am giving myself a few lectures. I shall
let you knov/ if I have more information
about the future of the econcHnic chair.
Both Verdoom and I are very
glad to learn that you made good progress
on the manuscript you promised. We are looking
forward to read it.
With best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
•5 S ,
T
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J . TINIffilRGEN
THE HAGUB, 2 F e b r u a r y 195U
S i j z e n l a a n k^
P r o f e s s o r Horst Menderhausen,
F e d e r a l Reserve Bank of Iv'ew York,
New York k^^^ N. Y.
Dear H o r s t ,
It was a pleasure to have your
letter of January 27, It is correct that
there is a European university named "College
d'Europe" in Belgium; it is in Bruges. The
institute is, however, still a rather small
one; the ntimher of students is only about kO,
Since only part of them are specialized on
economic questions you will understand that
the number of permanent economic teachers is
very restricted. This I only say in order to
make it clear to you that the chances are not
big. Nevertheless I em sending joixr letter
to the rector. Prof. H. Brugraans, because
we are certainly interested in your willlnrrness to come to Europe and you never can tell
what Kappens. At present W. Hoffmann from
Munster is teaching there and incidentally
I am giving myself a few lectures. I shall
let you knov/ if I have more information
about the future of the econcHnic chair.
Both Verdoom and I are very
glad to learn that you made good progress
on the manuscript you promised. We are looking
forward to read it.
With best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
•5 S ,
T
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J . TINIffilRGEN
THE HAGUB, 2 F e b r u a r y 195U
S i j z e n l a a n k^
P r o f e s s o r Horst Menderhausen,
F e d e r a l Reserve Bank of Iv'ew York,
New York k^^^ N. Y.
Dear H o r s t ,
It was a pleasure to have your
letter of January 27, It is correct that
there is a European university named "College
d'Europe" in Belgium; it is in Bruges. The
institute is, however, still a rather small
one; the ntimher of students is only about kO,
Since only part of them are specialized on
economic questions you will understand that
the number of permanent economic teachers is
very restricted. This I only say in order to
make it clear to you that the chances are not
big. Nevertheless I em sending joixr letter
to the rector. Prof. H. Brugraans, because
we are certainly interested in your willlnrrness to come to Europe and you never can tell
what Kappens. At present W. Hoffmann from
Munster is teaching there and incidentally
I am giving myself a few lectures. I shall
let you knov/ if I have more information
about the future of the econcHnic chair.
Both Verdoom and I are very
glad to learn that you made good progress
on the manuscript you promised. We are looking
forward to read it.
With best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
•5 S ,
T
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J . TINIffilRGEN
THE HAGUB, 2 F e b r u a r y 195U
S i j z e n l a a n k^
P r o f e s s o r Horst Menderhausen,
F e d e r a l Reserve Bank of Iv'ew York,
New York k^^^ N. Y.
Dear H o r s t ,
It was a pleasure to have your
letter of January 27, It is correct that
there is a European university named "College
d'Europe" in Belgium; it is in Bruges. The
institute is, however, still a rather small
one; the ntimher of students is only about kO,
Since only part of them are specialized on
economic questions you will understand that
the number of permanent economic teachers is
very restricted. This I only say in order to
make it clear to you that the chances are not
big. Nevertheless I em sending joixr letter
to the rector. Prof. H. Brugraans, because
we are certainly interested in your willlnrrness to come to Europe and you never can tell
what Kappens. At present W. Hoffmann from
Munster is teaching there and incidentally
I am giving myself a few lectures. I shall
let you knov/ if I have more information
about the future of the econcHnic chair.
Both Verdoom and I are very
glad to learn that you made good progress
on the manuscript you promised. We are looking
forward to read it.
With best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
•5 S ,
T
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J . TINIffilRGEN
THE HAGUB, 2 F e b r u a r y 195U
S i j z e n l a a n k^
P r o f e s s o r Horst Menderhausen,
F e d e r a l Reserve Bank of Iv'ew York,
New York k^^^ N. Y.
Dear H o r s t ,
It was a pleasure to have your
letter of January 27, It is correct that
there is a European university named "College
d'Europe" in Belgium; it is in Bruges. The
institute is, however, still a rather small
one; the ntimher of students is only about kO,
Since only part of them are specialized on
economic questions you will understand that
the number of permanent economic teachers is
very restricted. This I only say in order to
make it clear to you that the chances are not
big. Nevertheless I em sending joixr letter
to the rector. Prof. H. Brugraans, because
we are certainly interested in your willlnrrness to come to Europe and you never can tell
what Kappens. At present W. Hoffmann from
Munster is teaching there and incidentally
I am giving myself a few lectures. I shall
let you knov/ if I have more information
about the future of the econcHnic chair.
Both Verdoom and I are very
glad to learn that you made good progress
on the manuscript you promised. We are looking
forward to read it.
With best personal regards,
yours very sincerely.
•5 S ,
T
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