An American econometrician born in Russia. After graduating from Leningrad University in 1925, he traveled to Germany and earned a doctorate in economics from the University of Berlin. In 1929, he served as an economic advisor to the Chinese government before moving to the US in 1931. He became a lecturer at Harvard University in the same year, and has been a professor since 1946. He transferred to New York University in 1975. During this time, he also served as an advisor to the Department of Commerce. He is known for applying Walras' econometric analysis to the US, and for carrying out input-output analysis by showing the input and output of goods in each industrial sector. This method is used to forecast a country's economic trends and to formulate corporate production plans. His main work is The Structure of the American Economy (1941). He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 1973. →Leontiev's Paradox →Related topic: Industrial structureLeontievSource : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
ロシア生れの米国の計量経済学者。1925年レニングラード大学卒業後,ドイツに渡りベルリン大学で経済学博士号取得。1929年中国政府の経済顧問を経て1931年渡米。同年ハーバード大学講師となり,1946年以降教授。1975年ニューヨーク大学に移籍。この間商務省顧問も歴任。ワルラスの計量経済学的分析を米国に適用,各産業部門での財の投入量と産出量を示して産業連関分析を行ったことで著名。この手法は,一国の経済動向予測や企業の生産計画策定に用いられている。主著《アメリカ経済の構造》(1941年)。1973年ノーベル経済学賞受賞。→レオンチエフの逆説 →関連項目産業構造 レオンチエフ出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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