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The Kiel School
The "Kiel School" refers to the group of economists attached to the
Kiel Institute of World Economics during the interwar period.
Founded by Bernhard Harms in 1914. The Kiel Institute
was headed by Adolph Lowe from 1926 to 1931. Its research
associates included Hans Neisser,
Jacob Marschak, Gerhard Colm and, for a brief period, Wassily Leontief. The Kiel School was dismantled after
Hitler's rise to power and much of it was transferred to the New School for Social Research in New York
- where it was recast as the "Institute of World Affairs".
- Adolph Lowe, 1893-1995.
- Gerhard Colm, 1897-1968
- "Der volkswirtschaftliche Unterricht an der
Volksshochschule", 1925, Archiv fur
Erwarchsenenbildung.
- Volkwirtschaftliche Theorie der
Staatsausgaben, 1929.
- "Lohn, Zins-Arbeitslosigkeit", 1930, Die
Arbeit
- "Public Spending and Recovery in the United States", with F. Lehmann, 1936, Social Research
- Economic Consequences of Recent American tax policy with F. Lehmann, 1938.
- "Fiscal Policy", 1947, in Harris, editor, New Economics
- Can we afford additional programs for national security?, 1953.
- Entwicklungen in Konjunkturforschung und Konjunkturpolitik in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika, 1954.
- Essays in Public Finance and Fiscal Policy, 1955.
- The Economy of the American people, with T. Geiger, 1961.
- Integration of National Planning and Budgeting, 1968.
- Public finance economist, worked on the first Council of Economic Advisors
in the United States.
- Hans Neisser, 1895-1975
- Jacob Marschak, 1898-1977.
- Alfred Kähler, 1900-???
- Die Theorie der Arbeiterfreisetzung durch die
Maschine, 1933.
- Fritz Burchardt
- "Entwicklungsgeschichte der monetären Konjukturtheorie",
1928, WWA.
- "Die Schemata des stationären Kreislaufs bei Böhm-
Bawerk und Marx", 1931, WWA.
- Walter Hoffmann, 1903-??
- The Growth of Industrial Economies, 1931.
- Gesellschaft für Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften, Verein für Socialpolitik. , 1951.
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