Interview with Robert A. Mundell

Article Abstract:

The views of Robert A. Mundell, the winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics for 1999, on the trends of research in Economics, are presented along with a description of his life and achievements.

Achievements and awards, Biography, Interview, Mundell, Robert

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Edgeworth's hedonimeter and the quest to measure utility

Article Abstract:

The trends of research into the utility of resources to fulfil the needs of human beings, since the development of the hedonimeter by Edgeworth are described.

United States, Science & research, Behavior Theory, Research, Human behavior, Resource allocation, Human acts, Human behaviour

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The macroeconomist as scientist and engineer

Article Abstract:

The analysis of a macroeconomist's role as a scientist and an engineer, with reference to his work, is presented.

Economics, Usage, Portrayals

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