An international academic society made up of researchers in the field of economics who focus on mathematical and statistical methods. It is translated as the Econometric Society. It was founded in Cleveland, USA in 1930 by young economists such as R. Frisch and J. Tinbergen, with the aim of developing new fields in economics such as mathematical economics and econometrics. It included leading economists of the time such as Keynes, Schumpeter, BG Ohlin, and I. Fisher, and created new trends in economic research. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
数学的・統計的方法に焦点を置く経済学の分野における研究者で構成される国際的な学会。計量経済学会と訳される。1930年,R.フリッシュ,J.ティンバーゲンら若い経済学者が中心となって,数理経済学,計量経済学などの経済学の新しい分野の発展を期して,アメリカのクリーブランドで結成された。ケインズ,シュンペーター,B.G.オリーン,I.フィッシャーら当時指導的な立場にあった経済学者をも擁して,経済学研究において新機軸をつくり出していった。
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