Tjalling C. Koopmans

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Tjalling C. Koopmans was a Dutch-American economist and Nobel laureate renowned for his contributions to econometrics and optimal resource allocation theory.

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instanceOf Nobel laureate in Economics
economist
human
academicDegree PhD in mathematics
awardReceived John Bates Clark Medal
Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
countryOfBirth Netherlands
countryOfCitizenship Netherlands
United States of America
countryOfDeath United States of America
dateOfBirth 1910-08-28
dateOfDeath 1985-02-26
doctoralAdvisor Johannes G. van der Corput
educatedAt University of Groningen
University of Leiden
University of Utrecht
employer Cowles Commission for Research in Economics
Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics
Yale University
familyName Koopmans
fieldOfWork econometrics
economics
operations research
optimal resource allocation
givenName Tjalling
influenced modern econometric theory
optimal growth and allocation models
influencedBy Jan Tinbergen
knownFor contributions to econometrics
linear programming and activity analysis
optimal growth theory
theory of optimal resource allocation
languageOfWorkOrName Dutch
English
memberOf Cowles Commission for Research in Economics
Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics
movement neoclassical economics
notableStudent Herbert Scarf
notableWork Activity Analysis of Production and Allocation
Three Essays on the State of Economic Science
occupation economist
university teacher
placeOfBirth 's-Graveland
placeOfDeath New Haven, Connecticut
positionHeld professor of economics at Yale University
religion Calvinism
sexOrGender male
workLocation Chicago
New Haven, Connecticut

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Econometric Society
founder
Utrecht University ("Tjalling Koopmans")
hasNotableAlumnus
Utrecht University ("Tjalling Koopmans")
hasNotableFaculty

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