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Russia / United States / Columbia / /
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Person Communication and Meetings / /
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Columbia University / Vienna café / /
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A Beautiful Mind / /
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David Kreps / John Nash / Robert Leonard / Roger Backhouse / Robert Shiller / Milton Friedman / Fritz Machlup / Craig MacKinlay / John von Neumann / Ludwig von Mises / Robert Oppenheimer / Kenneth Arrow / Anna Schwartz / Oskar Morgenstern / Clive Granger / Arthur Burns / Kurt Gödel / William McChesney Martin / Sylvia Nasar / James Hamilton / William Nordhaus / John Harsanyi / Andrew Lo / George Dantzig / Paul Samuelson / John Campbell / Friedrich Hayek / /
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Massachusetts / /
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Economics at the Center of the Mathematical Universe Sylvia Nasar “Small events at times can have large consequences,” write Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz in A Monetary History of the United States ()