His pioneering theories on the nature of economic crises and the risks of limitless competition, overproduction, and underconsumption influenced such later economists as Karl Marx and John Maynard Keynes.
During a long, distinguished career, Dr. Marshall mixed with Nobel laureates like Myron S. Scholes, Fischer Black and Franco Modigliani – whose pioneering theories transformed the world of finance – while he himself lived modestly on Long Island.
September 16, 1950 Keyser, West Virginia Henry Louis Gates, Jr., (born Sept. 16, 1950, Keyser, W.Va., U.S ., American literary critic and scholar known for his pioneering theories of African literature and African American literature.
"Mental health and subjective well-being are very important," said William Julius Wilson, a sociology professor at Harvard whose 1987 book "The Truly Disadvantaged" pioneered theory about concentrated poverty.
The technical term for a planetary tidal measurement is a Love number, after the Oxford mathematician Augustus E. H. Love, who pioneered theories of elasticity more than a century ago.
Carl Rogers, who pioneered theories on counselling, believes in a favourable clinical learning environment as it makes trainee doctors feel that they are able to express themselves in an open manner without the fear of reproachment [ 39].
Fodor first made his name at M.I.T., in the sixties and seventies, by pioneering a theory of the mind.
Our analysis includes the derivation of predictions regarding the effect of CLM on couple formation based on Gary Becker's ([1973]) demand and supply model of marriage.4 Becker's pioneering economic theory of marriage is part of his economic approach to the family, one of his contributions highlighted by the Nobel prize committee.
David Lykken pioneered this theory in the nineteen-fifties, and it has been taken up by James Blair, Christopher Patrick, and others.
