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Peter Diamond
Also known as Peter A. Diamond (OpenAlex)
Nobel prize in economics winnerborn 1940
Supervised 13 doctoral students at Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Wikidata names Robert Solow as doctoral advisor and lists 30 doctoral students. Linked to Wikidata, OpenAlex, and 6 other registers.
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Students13
- cited by a thesis record
Brandon Charles Lehr“Essays on economies with heterogeneous labor”
2010 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral - cited by a thesis record2007 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral
- cited by a thesis record2004 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral
- cited by a thesis record2003 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral
- cited by a thesis record2002 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral
- cited by a thesis record1999 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral
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Daniel H. Dulitzky“Social Security reforms, retirement plans, and saving under labor income uncertainty”
1998 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Benjamin R Page“Consumption and saving across the life cycle”
1995 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral - cited by a thesis record1995 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral
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Linda T. M Bui“Studies in trade and transboundary externalities”
1993 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral - cited by a thesis record1983 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral
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David Knudsen Levine“The enforcement of collusion in oligopoly”
1981 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Martin Friedrich Hellwig“Sequential models in economic dynamics.”
1973 · Massachusetts Institute of Technology · doctoral
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Students on Wikidata30
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The advisors of their advisors, four steps up at most, in the thesis records and on Wikidata, each kind marked; a person in both is listed once.
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stated by WikidataRobert Solow
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stated by WikidataWassily Leontief
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stated by WikidataLadislaus Bortkiewiczstated by WikidataWerner Sombart
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stated by WikidataAdolph Wagnerstated by WikidataGustav von Schmollerstated by WikidataWilhelm Lexis
Below them, within 3 steps, the record reaches 164 people: 13 cited by thesis records, 151 stated by Wikidata.
Education and career5
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- until 1963
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