Abramovitz, Moses

Born: 1912 AD
Died: 2000 AD, at 88 years of age.

Nationality: American
Categories: Economists, Professors

1912 - Born in Brooklyn, New York.

1932 - He earned his bachelor's degree summa cum laude in economics from Harvard University.

1939 - Earned his doctorate in economics from Columbia University.

1945-1946 - He was economic adviser to the United States representative on the Allied Reparations Commission.

1949 - Joined the economics faculty at Stanford.

1962-1963 - Worked as economic adviser to the secretary general of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.

1977 - Retired from the William Robertson Coe Professorship in American Economic History at Stanford.

1985 - He received honorary doctorate from the University of Uppsala in Sweden.

1991 - Invited to become a fellow of the prestigious Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome.

1992 - Received another doctorate at the University of Ancona in Italy.

2000 - Died on December 1st at Stanford University Hospital from an infection, just one month before his 89th birthday.

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	The Allocation of Economic Resources by Moses; Alchian, Armen; Arrow, Kenneth; Baran, Paul A.; Cartwright, Philip; Chenery, Hollis; Hilton, George; Houthakker, H. S.; Lindblom, Charles; Reder, Melvin; Scitovsky, Tibor; Shaw, E. S.; Tarshis, Lorie Abramovitz (Hardcover - May 12, 1961)
	Allocation of Economic Resources by Moses Abramovitz (Hardcover - May 12, 2008)
	Catching up and falling behind (Economic research report / Fackföreningsrörelsens Institut för Ekonomisk Forskning) by Moses Abramovitz (Unknown Binding - May 12, 1986)
	The Allocation of Economic Resources: Essays in Honor of Bernard Haley. by MOSES ET AL ABRAMOVITZ (Hardcover - May 12, 2008)
	Inventories and Business Cycles With Special Reference to Manufacturers' Inventories. by MOSES ABRAMOVITZ (Hardcover - May 12, 2008)
	The allocation of economic resources: Essays in honor of Bernard Francis Haley (Stanford studies in history, economics and political science;no.17) by Moses Abramovitz (Unknown Binding - May 12, 2008)