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According to Wikipedia, Sir John Richard Nicholas Stone was an eminent British economist. He was educated at Gonville and Caius College and King's College at the University of Cambridge. In 1984, he was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for developing an accounting model that could be used to track economic activities on a national and, later, an international scale.

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Richard Stone's Published Works

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Linear expenditure systems and demand analysis : an application to the pattern of British demand (1954) (1338)
A Simple Model (1951) (298)
The Precision of National Income Estimates (1942) (236)
The Measurement of Consumers' Expenditure and Behaviour in the United Kingdom, 1920-1938, Volume I (1955) (228)
Input-output and national accounts (1961) (164)
National income and expenditure (1945) (136)
Towards a System of Social and Demographic Statistics. (1976) (124)
The Construction of Tables of National Income, Expenditure, Savings and Investment (1941) (108)
Quantity and Price Indexes in National Accounts. (1958) (103)
On the Interdependence of Blocks of Transactions (1947) (88)
The Measurement of Consumers' Expenditure and Behaviour in the United Kingdom 1920‐1938 (1955) (85)
The Analysis of Market Demand (1945) (85)
The market demand for durable goods (1957) (79)
The Accounts of Society (1984) (73)
Demographic accounting and model-building (1971) (67)
The Social Accounts From A Consumer'S Point Of View (1966) (67)
A model of the educational system (1965) (67)
Nobel memorial lecture 1984. The accounts of society (1986) (64)
The Role of Measurement in Economics. (1951) (52)
Input-output and demographic accounting: A tool for educational planning (1966) (50)
Aspects of economic and social modelling (1981) (46)
A System of Social Matrices (1973) (45)
The Marginal Propensity to Consume and the Multiplier: A Statistical Investigation (1938) (41)
A COMPARISON OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF REGIONS BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF DISTANCE. (1960) (37)
A Programme for Growth, 1. A Computable Model of Economic Growth (1963) (37)
Mathematical Models of the Economy and Other Essays. (1971) (36)
Social Accounting and Economic Models (1960) (35)
Balancing the National Accounts: The Adjustment of Initial Estimates — A Neglected Stage in Measurement (1984) (33)
Measurement of national income and the construction of social accounts : report of the Sub-Committee on National Income Statistics of the League of Nations Committee of Statistical Experts (1947) (31)
A Programme for Growth (1965) (31)
Mathematics in the Social Sciences and Other Essays. (1966) (29)
Social Accounting: The State of Play (1986) (28)
THE DURABILITY OF CONSUMERS' DURABLE GOODS (1960) (27)
A Programme for Growth, 2. A Social Accounting Matrix for 1960. (1963) (26)
FUNCTIONS AND CRITERIA OF A SYSTEM OF SOCIAL ACCOUNTING (1951) (25)
Progress in Balancing the National Accounts (1988) (24)
Dynamic Demand Functions: Some Econometric Results (1958) (24)
7 – The Relationship of Demographic Accounts to National Income and Product Accounts (1981) (23)
A Markovian Education Model and Other Examples Linking Social Behaviour to the Economy (1972) (21)
Determinants of Consumer Demand for House Furnishings and Equipment. (1960) (20)
Demand analysis and projections for Britain : 1900-1970 : a study in method (1964) (19)
WORKING WITH WHAT WE HAVE: HOW CAN EXISTING DATA BE USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND ANALYSIS OF SOCIO‐DEMOGRAPHIC MATRICES?1 (1982) (18)
Mathematical models of the economy,: And other essays (1970) (18)
Planning Ahead (1967) (18)
The National Income, Output and Expenditure of the United States of America, 1929-41 (1942) (17)
Output and Investment for Exponential Growth in Consumption (1962) (16)
The Measurement of Consumers' Expenditure and Behaviour in the United Kingdom, 1920-1938. Vol. II. (1967) (16)
Behavioural and Technical Change in Economic Models (1965) (14)
Whittling Away at the Residual: Some Thoughts on Denison's Growth Accounting: A Review Article (1980) (13)
The Use of Mathematics in Economics (1966) (13)
Systems of aggregative index numbers and their compatibility (1952) (13)
MATHEMATICS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES. (1964) (12)
Transition and admission models in social demography (1973) (12)
A Simple Growth Process Tending to Stationarity (1980) (11)
Political Economy, Economics and Beyond (1980) (11)
Commodity Flow and Capital Formation. (1939) (11)
Model design and simulation (1984) (11)
The Measurement of Consumer's Expenditure and Behavior in the United Kingdom, 1920-1938@@@Consumers' Expenditure in the United Kingdom, 1900-1919 (1957) (10)
A Post'War Expenditure Function (1962) (9)
The relationship between input-output analysis and national accounting (1953) (9)
Social accounts at the regional levels : a study (1961) (9)
Productivity Trends in British University Education (1965) (8)
The use of sampling methods in national income statistics and social accounting (1950) (8)
Econometric Contributions to Public Policy (1979) (8)
A programme for economic growth (1963) (8)
Input-output analysis and economic planning: a survey (1984) (8)
The International Harmonisation of National Income Accounts (1981) (8)
An example of demographic accounting: The school ages (1968) (7)
National Income in the United Kingdom and the United States of America (1942) (6)
Consistent Projections in Multi-Sector Models (1967) (6)
THE DEMAND FOR FOOD IN THE UNITED KINGDOM BEFORE THE WAR (1951) (6)
Some Estimation Problems in Demand Analysis (1955) (6)
Prediction from autoregressive schemes and linear stochastic difference systems (1949) (5)
Models of the National Economy for Planning Purposes (1963) (5)
Two Studies on Income and Expenditure in the United States (1943) (5)
Economic Models with Special Reference to Mr. Kaldor's System (1946) (5)
Demographic Variables in the Economics of Education (1976) (5)
Forecasting from econometric equations : a further note on derationing (1953) (4)
Inter‐Country Comparisons Of The National Accounts And The Work Of The National Accounts Research Unit Of The Organization For European Economic Co‐Operation (1953) (4)
Recent developments in national income and social accounting (1954) (4)
The National Income of Hungary. (1938) (4)
The model in its environment (1966) (4)
A demonstration model for economic growth (1962) (4)
The Analysis of Market Demand: An Outline of Methods and Results (1948) (4)
National Income Statistics of Various Countries, 1938-1947 (1950) (3)
The Generation, Distribution and Use of Income (1968) (3)
The Movement of Consumers' Expenditure and Behaviour in the United Kingdom 1920-1938. Vol. II of Studies in the National Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom. (1967) (3)
Income and Wealth. (1954) (3)
THE A PRIORI AND THE EMPIRICAL IN ECONOMICS* (1964) (3)
MODEL BUILDING AND THE SOCIAL ACCOUNTS: A SURVEY (1955) (2)
The Measurement of National Income and Expenditure: A Review of the Official Estimates of Five Countries (1947) (2)
[U.S. National Income Statistics]: Comment (1943) (2)
Exploring 1972, with special reference to the balance of payments (1970) (2)
Income and Wealth, Series I. (1951) (2)
Social accounting and standardised national accounts (1964) (2)
Random shocks in a simple growth model (1984) (2)
Population mathematics, demand analysis and investment planning (1961) (1)
Transactions in the British Economy in 1948: an Example (1951) (1)
The role of measurement in economics : the Newmarch lectures, 1948-1949, given at University College, London (1951) (1)
Three models of economic growth (1966) (1)
The National Income of Jamaica 1942. The National Income of Barbados 1942. (1944) (0)
Market Demand from the Viewpoint of Economic Theory (1951) (0)
Income and Wealth. Series VI. (1958) (0)
Studies in the National Income 1924-38. (1943) (0)
Income and Wealth, Series VI (1959) (0)
Tribute to Luigi Solari (1982) (0)
Economics and Measurement (1951) (0)
Aggregate Gonsumption and Investment Functions for the Household Sector considered in the Light of British Experiencel) (1956) (0)
Newmarch and the Progress of Statistical Inquiry (1951) (0)
Demand Analyses for the United States of America (1951) (0)
The Three Forms of Economic Activity (1951) (0)
A Programme for Growth. Volume 1: A Computable Model of Economic Growth Volume 2: A Social Accounting Matrix for 1960. Input-Output Relationships 1954-1966@@@Economic Growth and Manpower. (1964) (0)
The Structure of Transactions and Some Important National Aggregates (1951) (0)
The Methodology of Planning Models (1967) (0)
A framework for economic decisions (1964) (0)
Mathematical Theory in Soviet Planning: Concepts, Methods, Techniques (1977) (0)
Reviews: Spatial Population Analysis, Centrality and Cities, the Politics of Planning, a General Theory of Bureaucracy, Nonmetropolitan Urban Housing: An Economic Analysis of Problems and Policies (1977) (0)
Four Types of Question in Economics (1951) (0)
A Model of Cyclical Growth (1990) (0)
A Programme For Growth: Vol. 4, Capital Output and Employment, 1948-1960, and Vol. 5, The Model In Its Environment (1968) (0)
The Group Structure of Transactions (1951) (0)
Public Investment and Capital Formation: A Study of Public and Private Investment Outlay, Canada, 1926-41. (1947) (0)
Britain's unstable economy - can planning succeed? (1967) (0)
Champernowne (D.G.) - Uncertainty and Estimation in Economics (1973) (0)
Misery and bliss : a comparison of the effect of certain forms of saving behaviour on the standard of living of a growing community (1955) (0)
TRANSITIONAL PLANNING: The Adaptation of the Economy to a Higher Rate of Growth (1965) (0)
The Development of a Linear Model over Time (1951) (0)
Educational statistics in relation to systems of socio-demographic accounts and economic accounts (1969) (0)
Income and Wealth: Series III. (1954) (0)
Systems of Transactions from the Viewpoint of Accountancy (1951) (0)
National Income and Capital Formation, 1919-1935.@@@Studies in Income and Wealth. Vol. I. (1938) (0)
Consumers' Expenditure in the United Kingdom, 1900-1919.@@@The Measurement of Consumers' Expenditure and Behaviour in the United Kingdom, 1920-1938. Volume I. (1955) (0)
Demand Analyses for the United Kingdom (1951) (0)
Econometric Contributions to Public Policy: Proceedings of a Conference Held by the International Economic Association at Urbino, Italy (1978) (0)
Comments on rapid growth petential [i.e. potential] and its realization : the experience of capitalist economics in the Postwar Period (Moses Abramovitz) (1977) (0)
Statistical Design in Social Accounting (1951) (0)
The Formulation of Market Demand Relationships (1951) (0)

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