Series 11 - Student papers

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UTA 1386-11

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Student papers

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  • ca. 1956-1964 (Creation)

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0.28 m of textual records

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Course notes, essays and class handouts document Hollander’s undergraduate and graduate education at the London School of Economics (BSc. Econ 1st Class, 1956-1959) and Princeton University (A.M and Ph.D. 1959-1963). He attended the lectures of a number of well-known economists including: from LSE, Lionel Robbins, Ezra Mishan, Kurt Klappholtz, Bernard Cory, E.H. Phelps-Brown and Kelvin Lancaster; and from Princeton, Fritz Machlup, William Baumol, R.E. Quandt, Jabob Viner, L.V. Chandler and Oskar Morgenstern. Whenever possible course notes have been identified according to lecturer and subject of the lecture.

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Accruals

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Arranged roughly by institution and by course.

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      B1998-0027/028-/029

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      B2022-0022/005(10)

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