George J. Stigler AKA George Joseph Stigler Born: 17-Jan-1911 Birthplace: Renton, WA Died: 1-Dec-1991 Location of death: Chicago, IL Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Economist Nationality: United States Executive summary: Economic Theory of Regulation Father: Joseph Stigler Mother: Elizabeth Hungler Wife: Margaret L. Mack (m. 1936, d. 1970, three sons) Son: Stephen Son: David Son: Joseph
University: BA, University of Washington (1931) University: MBA, Northwestern University (1932) University: PhD Economics, University of Chicago (1938) Professor: Iowa State College (1936-38) Professor: University of Minnesota (1938-46) Professor: Brown University (1946-47) Professor: Columbia University (1947-58) Professor: University of Chicago (1958-91)
American Economic Association President (1964) Fraser Institute History of Economics Society President (1977) Hoover Institution Fellow (1971-91) Mont Pelerin Society President (1976-78) National Academy of Sciences 1975 Journal of Political Economy Editor Nobel Prize for Economics 1982 National Medal of Science 1987 Chicago School Economists
Author of books:
Production and Distribution Theories: 1870-1895 (1941) The Theory of Competitive Price (1942, economics) The Cost of Subsistence (1946) Five Lectures on Economic Problems (1949) The Economics of Information (1961) The Intellectual and the Market Place (1964) Essays in the History of Economic Thought (1965) The Organization of Industry (1968) The Citizen and the State (1975) The Economist as Preacher, and Other Essays (1982)
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