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Letter to S.E. Harris
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1954
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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_020H007
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3965
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Specifiek Magazijn
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CDM3965_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_020H007.pdf
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Jan Tinbergen
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donation
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PROF. DR JAN TINBERGEN THE HAGUE, 15 February 1954
Sijzenlaan 41
104
Professor Seymour E. Harris,
The Review of Economics and Statistics,
322, Littauer Center,
Cambridge 38, (Mass)
USA
Dear Professor Harris,
Thank you for your letters of January 8 and 12. I am afraid that Mr Hagger's paper is not appropriate for being published. It is a very useful piece of work for those who would study my little book on Econometrics, but it does not add new views or methods. It does show that Mr Hagger understands the problem and may be promising for the future. The paper might be useful for being available in mimeographed form for those who have difficulties in reading my book, but I don't see a possibility of having it published. I am sending you the paper back by sea-mail.
I shal be delighted to give a short note on the subject of the use of mathematics in the economics and I hope to be able to do so before the dead-line - June 1 - you indicated.
With best personal regards, I am,
yours very sincerely,
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PROF. DR J M TINBERGEN
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THE HAGUE, 15 February 1 95U
Sijzenlaan i|1
Professor Seymour E, Harris,
The Review of Economics and
Statistics,
322, Littauer Center,
Cambridge 38, (Mass)
USA
Dear Professor Harris,
Thank you for your letters of January
8 and 12, I am afraid that Mr Hagger's paper is
not appropriate for being published. It is a
very useful piece of v;ork for those v/ho vrould
study my little book on Econometrics, but it
does not add new views or methods. It does show
that Mr Hayger understands the problem and jaay
be promising for the future. The paper might be
useful for being available in mimeographed form
for those who have difficulties in reading my
book, but I don*t see a possibility of having it
published, I am sending you the paper back by
sea-mail,
I shal be delighted to give a short note
on the subject of the use of mathematics in the
economics and I hope to be able to do so before
the dead-line - June 1 - you indicated.
With best personal regards, I am.
yours very sincerely.
H\
%6t
ei
li I ,
8
ÜO 3iCCÜ 9 J
S±
.5 I *üo ,a;oco'
ol- b'
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3.^ ad" li-ria
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PROF. DR J M TINBERGEN
id
THE HAGUE, 15 February 1 95U
Sijzenlaan i|1
Professor Seymour E, Harris,
The Review of Economics and
Statistics,
322, Littauer Center,
Cambridge 38, (Mass)
USA
Dear Professor Harris,
Thank you for your letters of January
8 and 12, I am afraid that Mr Hagger's paper is
not appropriate for being published. It is a
very useful piece of v;ork for those v/ho vrould
study my little book on Econometrics, but it
does not add new views or methods. It does show
that Mr Hayger understands the problem and jaay
be promising for the future. The paper might be
useful for being available in mimeographed form
for those who have difficulties in reading my
book, but I don*t see a possibility of having it
published, I am sending you the paper back by
sea-mail,
I shal be delighted to give a short note
on the subject of the use of mathematics in the
economics and I hope to be able to do so before
the dead-line - June 1 - you indicated.
With best personal regards, I am.
yours very sincerely.
H\
%6t
ei
li I ,
8
ÜO 3iCCÜ 9 J
S±
.5 I *üo ,a;oco'
ol- b'
töt
3.^ ad" li-ria
lo i
I
t a o o iiJ-lW
xio
-
PROF. DR J M TINBERGEN
id
THE HAGUE, 15 February 1 95U
Sijzenlaan i|1
Professor Seymour E, Harris,
The Review of Economics and
Statistics,
322, Littauer Center,
Cambridge 38, (Mass)
USA
Dear Professor Harris,
Thank you for your letters of January
8 and 12, I am afraid that Mr Hagger's paper is
not appropriate for being published. It is a
very useful piece of v;ork for those v/ho vrould
study my little book on Econometrics, but it
does not add new views or methods. It does show
that Mr Hayger understands the problem and jaay
be promising for the future. The paper might be
useful for being available in mimeographed form
for those who have difficulties in reading my
book, but I don*t see a possibility of having it
published, I am sending you the paper back by
sea-mail,
I shal be delighted to give a short note
on the subject of the use of mathematics in the
economics and I hope to be able to do so before
the dead-line - June 1 - you indicated.
With best personal regards, I am.
yours very sincerely.
H\
%6t
ei
li I ,
8
ÜO 3iCCÜ 9 J
S±
.5 I *üo ,a;oco'
ol- b'
töt
3.^ ad" li-ria
lo i
I
t a o o iiJ-lW
xio
-
PROF. DR J M TINBERGEN
id
THE HAGUE, 15 February 1 95U
Sijzenlaan i|1
Professor Seymour E, Harris,
The Review of Economics and
Statistics,
322, Littauer Center,
Cambridge 38, (Mass)
USA
Dear Professor Harris,
Thank you for your letters of January
8 and 12, I am afraid that Mr Hagger's paper is
not appropriate for being published. It is a
very useful piece of v;ork for those v/ho vrould
study my little book on Econometrics, but it
does not add new views or methods. It does show
that Mr Hayger understands the problem and jaay
be promising for the future. The paper might be
useful for being available in mimeographed form
for those who have difficulties in reading my
book, but I don*t see a possibility of having it
published, I am sending you the paper back by
sea-mail,
I shal be delighted to give a short note
on the subject of the use of mathematics in the
economics and I hope to be able to do so before
the dead-line - June 1 - you indicated.
With best personal regards, I am.
yours very sincerely.
H\
%6t
ei
li I ,
8
ÜO 3iCCÜ 9 J
S±
.5 I *üo ,a;oco'
ol- b'
töt
3.^ ad" li-ria
lo i
I
t a o o iiJ-lW
xio
-
PROF. DR J M TINBERGEN
id
THE HAGUE, 15 February 1 95U
Sijzenlaan i|1
Professor Seymour E, Harris,
The Review of Economics and
Statistics,
322, Littauer Center,
Cambridge 38, (Mass)
USA
Dear Professor Harris,
Thank you for your letters of January
8 and 12, I am afraid that Mr Hagger's paper is
not appropriate for being published. It is a
very useful piece of v;ork for those v/ho vrould
study my little book on Econometrics, but it
does not add new views or methods. It does show
that Mr Hayger understands the problem and jaay
be promising for the future. The paper might be
useful for being available in mimeographed form
for those who have difficulties in reading my
book, but I don*t see a possibility of having it
published, I am sending you the paper back by
sea-mail,
I shal be delighted to give a short note
on the subject of the use of mathematics in the
economics and I hope to be able to do so before
the dead-line - June 1 - you indicated.
With best personal regards, I am.
yours very sincerely.
H\
%6t
ei
li I ,
8
ÜO 3iCCÜ 9 J
S±
.5 I *üo ,a;oco'
ol- b'
töt
3.^ ad" li-ria
lo i
I
t a o o iiJ-lW
xio
-
PROF. DR J M TINBERGEN
id
THE HAGUE, 15 February 1 95U
Sijzenlaan i|1
Professor Seymour E, Harris,
The Review of Economics and
Statistics,
322, Littauer Center,
Cambridge 38, (Mass)
USA
Dear Professor Harris,
Thank you for your letters of January
8 and 12, I am afraid that Mr Hagger's paper is
not appropriate for being published. It is a
very useful piece of v;ork for those v/ho vrould
study my little book on Econometrics, but it
does not add new views or methods. It does show
that Mr Hayger understands the problem and jaay
be promising for the future. The paper might be
useful for being available in mimeographed form
for those who have difficulties in reading my
book, but I don*t see a possibility of having it
published, I am sending you the paper back by
sea-mail,
I shal be delighted to give a short note
on the subject of the use of mathematics in the
economics and I hope to be able to do so before
the dead-line - June 1 - you indicated.
With best personal regards, I am.
yours very sincerely.
H\
%6t
ei
li I ,
8
ÜO 3iCCÜ 9 J
S±
.5 I *üo ,a;oco'
ol- b'
töt
3.^ ad" li-ria
lo i
I
t a o o iiJ-lW
xio
