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Fri Mar 31 17:18:58 2006
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>Sometime ago I remember reading an article by Paul Samuelson in which he  
>speculates upon who may have received the nobel prize in economics in the  
>early part of the century, if it had been awarded. I now cannot find the  
>article. Does anyone have a reference to it? 
 
Samuelson's fictional list of Nobel winners 1901-30 is included in a 
footnote to his 1981 obituary for Ohlin in _The Journal of International 
Economics_.  At least that's what he says in his "The Passing of the Guard 
in Economics" _EEJ_ vol XIV, No. 4, Oct-Dec 1988, p. 319.  The latter 
includes some interesting anectodal tidbits. 
 
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