Paul Samuelson
B- Birthday
- May 15, 1915
- Age
- 110
- Height
- 0'0" (0 cm)
- Net Worth
- $10M
About
Paul Samuelson was a highly influential American economist who made significant contributions to economic theory and analysis. He was the first American to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, receiving the award in 1970. Samuelson is renowned for his rigorous application of mathematical and scientific methods to economics, revolutionizing the field. His work has had a lasting impact on how economists understand and model economic phenomena.
Career Timeline
"Foundations of Economic Analysis"
Samuelson publishes his landmark book, solidifying his place in economics.
Publishes "Economics" Textbook
His textbook becomes a standard for generations, vastly increasing his influence and wealth.
Nobel Prize in Economics
Awarded the Nobel Prize, the first American to do so, cementing his legacy.
Continued Influence and Research
Continues to publish and influence economic policy, though his work becomes more theoretical.
Death at Age 94
Samuelson dies, leaving behind a massive academic impact, but fading from public consciousness.
A Legacy of Economic Thought
Samuelson's work continues to be studied, but he is remembered mostly within academic circles.
