Letter to J.J.J. Dalmulder

Title

Recipient

Dalmulder, J.J.J.

Language

English

Date

1951

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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_015D001

2718

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Specifiek Magazijn

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http://dx.doi.org/10.15133/ul/tinbergen_sent/2718

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CDM2718_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_015D001.pdf

Provenance

Jan Tinbergen

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CC BY 4.0 - Attribution 4.0 International

Revised transcript

en 133
Professor Dr J.J.J. Dalmulder
Applicant is Professor of Econometrics at the Catholic School of Economics at Tilburg and particularly interested in mathematical statistics and the philosophical and mathematical background. He made some interesting statistical studies of a more practical character, among others, concerning developments of the factors of production and the national product in the Netherlands between the two wars.
His students like him very much because of the simple and informal way he deals with his subject and because of the devotion to his educational task. Prof. Dalmulder already spent one or two terms at the Cowles Commission in its early years and is personally known to Prof. Koopmans of the university of Chicago. Having himself contributed much to the introduction of econometrics as a subject in the program of the School at Tilburg, he would like to inform himself on the new developments of this science as taught in Chicago.
Sijzenlaan 41, the Hague
Professor of Econometrics
at the Netherlands School of Economics
(Rotterdam)
26 October 1951

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Professor Dr J.J.J. Dalmulder

Applicant is Professor of Econometrics at the Catholic
School of Economics at Tilburg and particularly Interested
in mathem.atical statistics and the philosophical and
mathematical background. He made some interesting statistical
studies of a more practical character,among others, concernin
developments of the factors of production and the national
product in f e Netherlands between the two wars.
His students like him very much because of the simple and
informal way he deals with his subject and because of the
devotion to his educational task. Prof. Dalmulder
already spent one or two terms at the Cowles Commission
in its early years and is personally known to Prof. Köopmans
of the university of Chicago. Having himself contributed
much to the introduction of econometrics as a subjept in
the program of the School at Tilburg, he would like^inform
himself on the new developments of this science as taught In
Chicago.

Siizenlaan k^,

the Hague

Professor of Econometrics
^* ^^^ Netherlands School of Economics
(Rotterdam)
26 October 1951

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