Robert Solow

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Robert Solow is an American economist and Nobel laureate best known for developing the Solow–Swan growth model, which fundamentally shaped modern theories of economic growth and productivity.

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instanceOf Nobel laureate
economist
human
academicAdvisorOf many MIT-trained economists
academicDiscipline economics
affiliation MIT Department of Economics
areaOfInfluence growth accounting
macroeconomic policy
productivity measurement
awardReceived John Bates Clark Medal
National Medal of Science
Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
Presidential Medal of Freedom
contributedTo decomposition of output growth into factor inputs and technology
understanding of long-run economic growth
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Harvard University
employer Massachusetts Institute of Technology
familyName Solow growth model
surface form: Solow
fieldOfWork economic growth theory
macroeconomics
productivity analysis
givenName Robert
hasHonorificTitle Nobel laureate in Economics
influenced “On the Mechanics of Economic Development”
surface form: endogenous growth theory

modern neoclassical growth theory
knownFor analysis of sources of economic growth
foundational contributions to economic growth theory
productivity and technical change research
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Economic Association
National Academy of Sciences
notableIdea Solow growth model
surface form: Solow residual

capital deepening
exogenous growth model
role of technological progress in growth
notableWork Solow growth model
Solow growth model
surface form: Solow–Swan growth model
occupation economist
university teacher
paradigm neoclassical economics
sexOrGender male
theoryDeveloped Solow growth model
surface form: Solow–Swan growth model

neoclassical growth model
workLocation Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Joseph Schumpeter influenced Robert Solow
Gregory Mankiw influencedBy Robert Solow
Robert Lucas Jr. influencedBy Robert Solow
Frank E. Seidman Distinguished Award in Political Economy notableRecipient Robert Solow
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Mario Draghi doctoralAdvisor Robert Solow
Paul Samuelson influenced Robert Solow
AEA Distinguished Fellow notableRecipient Robert Solow
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President of the American Economic Association hasNotableOfficeHolder Robert Solow
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George A. Akerlof doctoralAdvisor Robert Solow
Solow growth model namedAfter Robert Solow
Solow growth model introducedBy Robert Solow
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