Stanford Engineering Hero Lecture: Kenneth Arrow (In Memoriam)

February 28, 2017
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Stanford Engineering Hero Lecture: Kenneth Arrow (In Memoriam)

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Stanford Engineering Hero Lecture

Speaker: Kenneth Arrow, PhD.

Dr. Kenneth Arrow recently passed away, so we're re-running his lecture from 2014 in memory of him. RIP Kenneth Arrow.

In this lecture, Nobel Prize-winning economist Kenneth Arrow will speak about the interactions and differences between the fields of microeconomics -- which looks at the behavior of individual people and companies within the economy -- and operations research, which applies advanced analytical methods to help make better decisions.

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Kenneth Arrow got his start in operations research and was one of the first economists to note the existence of a learning curve. In 1972, together with Sir John Hicks, he won the Nobel Prize in economics for his pioneering contributions to general equ...

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