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Kenneth Arrow

1921–2017

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Kenneth Arrow (1921–2017) was an American economist and Nobel laureate, widely regarded as one of the founders of modern social choice theory and general equilibrium theory. His work on the impossibility of aggregating individual preferences into a consistent social welfare function revolutionized welfare economics and political philosophy. He also made foundational contributions to information economics, risk-bearing, and the economics of knowledge.

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Social Choice and Individual Values (1951)
Essays in the Theory of Risk-Bearing (1971)
The Limits of Organization (1974)
General Competitive Analysis (with Frank Hahn, 1971)
Collected Papers of Kenneth J. Arrow (6 volumes, 1983–1985)

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