Kurt Mandelbaum (13 November 1904 – 28 September 1995) was a German-British economist well known for his pioneering contribution in the field of the economics of development. Kurt Mandelbaum (also known as Kurt Martin) was one of a group of emigre economists from Central Europe who played a large role in founding the discipline of development economics in the UK, during and shortly after World War II. In general these economists doubted the usefulness of neoclassical economics with its presumptions of smoothly operating markets and saw the role of the state as being key to the development process. The industrialization debates in the USSR in the 1920s were their starting point.In his youth Mandelbaum was involved with leftist politics and had several years at the Frankfurt School for Socia
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| - Kurt Mandelbaum (geboren 13. November 1904 in Schweinfurt; gestorben 28. September 1995 in London; Pseudonyme Erich Baumann und Kurt Baumann), ab 1947 Kurt Martin, war ein deutsch-britischer Ökonom. (de)
- Kurt Mandelbaum (1904-1995), también llamado Kurt Martin. Fue uno de los economistas más influyentes en el campo de la economía del desarrollo, al que contribuyó como científico, profesor y asesor de varios gobiernos del llamado Tercer Mundo. (es)
- Kurt Mandelbaum (13 November 1904 – 28 September 1995) was a German-British economist well known for his pioneering contribution in the field of the economics of development. Kurt Mandelbaum (also known as Kurt Martin) was one of a group of emigre economists from Central Europe who played a large role in founding the discipline of development economics in the UK, during and shortly after World War II. In general these economists doubted the usefulness of neoclassical economics with its presumptions of smoothly operating markets and saw the role of the state as being key to the development process. The industrialization debates in the USSR in the 1920s were their starting point.In his youth Mandelbaum was involved with leftist politics and had several years at the Frankfurt School for Socia (en)
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| - Kurt Mandelbaum (geboren 13. November 1904 in Schweinfurt; gestorben 28. September 1995 in London; Pseudonyme Erich Baumann und Kurt Baumann), ab 1947 Kurt Martin, war ein deutsch-britischer Ökonom. (de)
- Kurt Mandelbaum (1904-1995), también llamado Kurt Martin. Fue uno de los economistas más influyentes en el campo de la economía del desarrollo, al que contribuyó como científico, profesor y asesor de varios gobiernos del llamado Tercer Mundo. (es)
- Kurt Mandelbaum (13 November 1904 – 28 September 1995) was a German-British economist well known for his pioneering contribution in the field of the economics of development. Kurt Mandelbaum (also known as Kurt Martin) was one of a group of emigre economists from Central Europe who played a large role in founding the discipline of development economics in the UK, during and shortly after World War II. In general these economists doubted the usefulness of neoclassical economics with its presumptions of smoothly operating markets and saw the role of the state as being key to the development process. The industrialization debates in the USSR in the 1920s were their starting point.In his youth Mandelbaum was involved with leftist politics and had several years at the Frankfurt School for Social Research. During the war worked with allied intelligence and subsequently joined the . Whilst at Oxford he undertook his study of the problems of recovery in S.E. Europe. This small book which was to become one of core texts for the new discipline, stressed
* the need to mobilize savings,
* the need for infrastructure,
* the extent of disguised rural unemployment,
* the need for calculating inter-industry calculations (anticipating the use of input-output analysis). In 1950 he moved to Manchester and with his colleague W. Arthur Lewis helped establish the Department of Economics at the University of Manchester as a major centre in Development Economics research and teaching. After retiring from Manchester he worked for a further seventeen years at the Institute of Social Studies at The Hague. (en)
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