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How economic theory has been translated into concrete economic policy; in particular, analyze decision-making process of economic policy in the United States

Program

Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program

Program Country

Japan

Grant Activity Type

Lecturer, Research

Discipline

Economics

Academic Year

1981-1982

Dates

August 1981 - September 1982

Flex

Scholar type

Non-U.S. (Visiting) Scholar

Project Title

How economic theory has been translated into concrete economic policy; in particular, analyze decision-making process of economic policy in the United States

Scholar Information

Grantee

Nozomu Nakaoka

Title

Reporter & Editor

Institution

Toyo Keizai Shimpo-sha

Department

Editorial Department

Host Institutions

Institution

Harvard University

Faculty

Prof. Richard Zeckhauser