Trygve Haavelmo

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Trygve Haavelmo

Trygve Magnus Haavelmo (født 1911 i Skedsmo, død 1999) var en norsk økonom som vant Sveriges Riksbanks økonomipris til minne om Alfred Nobel i 1989.

Haavelmo var byråsjef i Handelsdepartementet fra 1947 til 1948 samt professor i sosialøkonomi og statistikk ved Universitetet i Oslo (1948-1979). Det var Haavelmos arbeider innen økonometri og matematisk økonomi som ga ham nobelprisen.

[rediger] Bibliografi (ufullstendig)

"The Method of Supplementary Confluent Relations", 1938, Econometrica
"The Inadequacy of Testing Dynamic Theory by Comparing the Theoretical Solutions and Observed Cycles", 1940, Econometrica
"Statistical Testing of Business Cycles", 1943, RES
"The Statistical Implications of a System of Simultaneous Equations", 1943, Econometrica
"The Probability Approach in Econometrics", 1944, Econometrica
"Multiplier Effects of a Balanced Budget", 1945, Econometrica ("Supp. Notes", 1946)
"Family Expenditures and the Marginal Propensity to Consume", 1947, Econometrica
"Methods of Measuring the Marginal Propensity to Consume", 1947, JASA
"Statistical Analysis of the Demand for Food: Examples of Simultaneous Estimation of Structural Equations", with M.A. Girshick, 1947, Econometrica
"Family Expenditures and the Marginal Propensity to Consume", 1947, Econometrica
"Quantitative Research in Agricultural Economics: The Interdependence Between Agriculture and the National Economy", 1947, J of Farm Econ
"The Notion of Involuntary Economic Decisions",1949, EJ
"A Note on the Theory of Investment", 1950, RES
"The Concepts of Modern Theories of Inflation", 1951, Eknomisk Tidssk
A Study in the Theory of Economic Evolution, 1954.
"The Role of the Econometrician in the Advancement of Economic Theory", 1958, Econometrica
A Study in the Theory of Investment, 1960.
"Business Cycles II: Mathematical Models", 1968, IESS
Variation on a Theme by Gossen, 1972 (Swedish)
"What Can Static Equilibrium models Tell Us?", 1974, Econ Inquiry
"Econometrics and the Welfare State", 1990, Les Prix Nobel de 1989