Wassily Leontief

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Wassily Leontief is affiliated with the following schools: Humboldt University of Berlin, Kiel University, New York University, Saint Petersburg State University, Harvard University

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Wassily Leontief

Economics

#33

World Rank

#55

Historical Rank

#25

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Wassily Wassilyevich Leontief , was a Soviet-American economist known for his research on input–output analysis and how changes in one economic sector may affect other sectors. Leontief won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences in 1973, and four of his doctoral students have also been awarded the prize .

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Wassily Leontief's Published Works

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Input-output economics (1967) (2330)
Quantitative Input and Output Relations in the Economic Systems of the United States (1936) (2241)
Environmental Repercussions and the Economic Structure: An Input-Output Approach (1970) (2096)
The Structure of American Economy, 1919-1939. (1954) (897)
The structure of American economy, 1919-1929 : an empirical application of equilibrium analysis (1942) (438)
Theoretical Assumptions and Nonobserved Facts (1971) (428)
Introduction to a Theory of the Internal Structure of Functional Relationships (1947) (382)
The future of the world economy (1977) (332)
The Theory of Econometrics. (1942) (315)
structure of American economy, 1919-1929 (1941) (245)
Multiregional Input-Output Analysis (1963) (244)
Factor Proportions and the Structure of American Trade: Further Theoretical and Empirical Analysis: Comment (1958) (242)
Studies in the Structure of the American Economy: Theoretical and Empirical Explorations in Input-Output Analysis (1953) (238)
The Pure Theory of the Guaranteed Annual Wage Contract (1946) (232)
The Future Impact of Automation on Workers (1987) (202)
Composite Commodities and the Problem of Index Numbers (1936) (192)
The Economic Impact - Industrial and Regional - of an Arms Cut (1965) (147)
The structure of development (1963) (128)
Structure of the World Economy: Outline of a Simple Input-Output Formulation (1974) (128)
The economy as a circular flow (1991) (124)
Interrelation of Prices, Output, Savings, and Investment (1937) (112)
Academic economics. (1982) (104)
The Fundamental Assumption of Mr. Keynes' Monetary Theory of Unemployment (1936) (92)
The Structure of the U.S. Economy (1965) (78)
Military Spending: Facts and Figures, Worldwide Implications, and Future Outlook (1983) (77)
The Future of the World Economy: A United Nations Study (1977) (74)
An Alternative to Aggregation in Input-Output Analysis and National Accounts (1967) (72)
The Use of Indifference Curves in the Analysis of Foreign Trade (1933) (64)
The Distribution of Work and Income. (1982) (55)
Essays in Economics: Theories and Theorizing (1966) (55)
Output, Employment, Consumption, and Investment (1944) (54)
Implicit Theorizing: A Methodological Criticism of the Neo-Cambridge School (1937) (51)
Structural Matrices of National Economies (1949) (46)
The Economic Effects of Disarmament (1961) (45)
Essays in economics : theories, theorizing, facts, and policies (1985) (44)
Technological advance economic growth and the distribution of income (1983) (43)
Machines and Man (1952) (42)
The Choice of Technology (1985) (41)
Structure of the world economy—Outline of a simple input-output formulation (1975) (38)
National Income, Economic Structure, and Environmental Externalities (1973) (38)
Stackelberg on Monopolistic Competition (1936) (37)
North-South, a program for survival. The report of the Independent Commission on International Development. MIT press, 304 p (1981) (36)
The Theory of Limited and Unlimited Discrimination (1940) (34)
Lags and the Stability of Dynamic Systems (1961) (34)
Joseph A. Schumpeter (1883-1950) (1950) (31)
Mathematics in economics (1954) (28)
The Decline and Rise of Soviet Economic Science (1960) (26)
The Future Impact of Automation on Workers. (1988) (26)
Money-flow Computations (1993) (23)
The Impacts of Automation on Employment, 1963-2000. Final Report. (1984) (20)
Some Basic Problems of Empirical Input-Output Analysis (1955) (20)
Wages, Profit and Prices (1946) (19)
National Economic Planning: Methods and Problems (1976) (19)
When should History be written backwards (1963) (18)
Input–Output Data Base for Analysis of Technological Change (1989) (17)
Pitfalls in the Construction of Demand and Supply Curves: A Reply (1934) (16)
Can Economics be Reconstructed as an Empirical Science (1993) (16)
Interest on Capital and Distribution: A Problem in the Theory of Marginal Productivity (1934) (15)
The World Economy of the Year 2000 (1980) (14)
The Consistency of the Classical Theory of Money and Prices (1950) (13)
Note on the Pluralistic Interpretation of History and the Problem of Interdisciplinary Coöperation (1948) (13)
The Leontief-BLS Partnership: A New Framework for Measurement (2001) (12)
THE CASE FOR NATIONAL ECONOMIC PLANNING (1981) (12)
Population growth and economic development: illustrative projections. (1979) (12)
Structure, System and Economic Policy (1977) (12)
Disarmament, Foreign Aid and Economic Growth (1964) (11)
Lags and the Stability of Dynamic Systems: A Rejoinder (1961) (11)
More Pitfalls in Demand and Supply Curve Analysis: A Final Word (1934) (11)
Prospects for the Soviet economy to the year 2000 (1983) (10)
Some Basic Problems of Stuctural Analysis (1952) (10)
Why Economics Needs Input-Output Analysis (1985) (9)
Proposal for the Use of the Input–Output Approach in the Analysis of the Structure of Interdisciplinary Relationships (1996) (8)
Price-Quantity Variations in Business Cycles (1935) (7)
Foreword to the Journal of the International Input–Output Association (1989) (7)
Multiple-Plant Firms: Comment (1947) (6)
Natural Resources, Environmental Disruption, and Growth Prospects of the Developed and Less Developed Countries (1977) (6)
An Open Dynamic System for Long Range Projection of Economic Growth (1967) (5)
Air pollution and the economic structure: Empirical results of input-output comparisons (1972) (5)
[Population growth and the future of the world economy]. (1982) (5)
The future of nonfuel minerals in the US and World economy (1983) (5)
Alternatives to Armament Expenditures (1964) (5)
On Assignment of Patent Rights on Inventions Made under Government Research Contracts (1964) (4)
Observations on Some Worldwide Economic Issues of the Coming Years (1978) (4)
The Future of the World Economy. A United Nations Study (1979) (4)
The State of Economic Science (1958) (4)
Essays in Economics. Theories and Theorizing. (1968) (4)
Is Technological Unemployment Inevitable (1979) (4)
Management in Russian Indusztry and Agriculture (1944) (4)
An Institute for Technical Economics (1965) (3)
What an Economic Planning Board Should Do (1974) (3)
The Economic System in an Age of Discontinuity: Long-Range Planning or Market Reliance? (1976) (3)
Indications of Changes in the Demand for Agricultural Products: Discussion by Wassily Leontief (1932) (3)
Employment policies in the age of automation (1978) (3)
Some Soviet Lessons (1990) (3)
Applications of input-output analysis to the present and future position of non-fuel minerals in the United States economy (1980) (3)
Academic economics continued. (1983) (3)
Leontief's Paradox: A Reply (1967) (2)
Production and consumption of non-fuel minerals to the year 2030 analyzed within an input-output framework of the US and world economy (techniques for consistent forecasting of future demand for major minerals using an input-output framework) (1982) (2)
National Economic Problems (1955) (2)
The Position of Metalworking Industries in the Structure of an Industrializing Economy (2005) (2)
Economic impacts of changes in automotive materials use (1988) (1)
Perspective: The Long-Term Effects of Technological Change (1995) (1)
A Multiregional Input-Output Model of the World Economy (1977) (1)
Why Developing Countries Fail to Develop: International Economic Framework and Economic Subordination (1991) (1)
The new outlook in economics (1967) (1)
Professor Leontief on Lord Keynes: Comment (1949) (1)
The input-output approach to the analysis of delivery and allocation of health services. (1981) (1)
National Bureau of Economic Research 50th Anniversary Dinner part I (1970) (0)
Essays in Economics. Vol. 2. (1979) (0)
The Foundations of Econometric Analysis: ‘Pitfalls’ Debate (Quarterly Journal of Economics, vol. 48, 1934, pp. 355–61, 749–51, 755–66) (1995) (0)
Planning Approach to Economic Policy Formation (1980) (0)
We Can't Take More of This "Reagan Boom" (1990) (0)
Soviet Planning: The Problem of Economic Balance (1946) (0)
Extraction Industry Other Production Pollution LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES (0)
Mysterious Japan: A diary > (1970) (0)
China : Esto marcha. (1973) (0)
Structure, system, and economic policy : proceedings of Section F of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, held at the University of Lancaster 1-8 September 1976 (1977) (0)
Book Review:The Role of Measurement in Economics Richard Stone (1952) (0)
Bigger or better? - Perspectives on economic growth / ed.by Walter Heller (New York Review of Books) (1968) (0)
Ballistic Missile Defense: Cost of Space-Based Laser (1986) (0)
Academic Economics Continued (1983) (0)
Population growth and economic development. (1979) (0)

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