＃宇沢　弘文 ＃近代経済学の再検討 ｳｻﾞﾜﾋﾛﾌﾞﾐ 岩波書店 近代経済学の再検討──批判的展望 (岩波新書 黄版 4) : Hirofumi Uzawa Reexamining modern economics :9784004200048

**"An innovator in economics, who lit a new light in mathematical economics"**
Hirofumi Uzawa is a Japanese economist specializing in mathematical economics. He was recognized for his contributions to decision-making theory, the two-sector growth model, and the theory of disequilibrium dynamics. At the University of Chicago, he mentored Joseph E. Stiglitz. He is a Professor Emeritus of the University of Tokyo.
His major achievements include mathematically formulating neoclassical growth theory and constructing the two-sector growth model and the Uzawa condition for optimal value problems. Furthermore, although he was a professor at the University of Chicago, he returned to the University of Tokyo as an assistant professor because Japanese universities have a seniority system and Uzawa was not yet old enough to become a full professor.
Q: What did he do?
As an economist, he proposed new perspectives in the field of mathematical economics and contributed to decision-making theory, the two-sector growth model, and other areas.
Q: What are his famous works?
The two-sector growth model and the Uzawa condition for optimal value problems are among his most notable works.
English Summary
**"An innovator in economics, who lit a new light in mathematical economics"**
Hirofumi Uzawa is a Japanese economist. Specializes in mathematical economics. He was recognized for his contributions to decision-making theory, the two-sector growth model, and the theory of disequilibrium dynamics. At the University of Chicago, he coached Joseph E. Stiglitz. Professor Emeritus of the University of Tokyo.
His major achievements include mathematically formulating the neoclassical growth theory and constructing the two-sector growth model and the Uzawa condition for optimal value problems. Furthermore, although he was a professor at the University of Chicago, he returned to the University of Tokyo as an assistant professor because Japanese universities have a seniority system and Uzawa was not old enough to become a professor.
Q: What did you do?
As an economist, he proposed new perspectives in the field of mathematical economics and contributed to decision-making theory, the two-sector growth model, etc.
Q: What are your famous works?
The two-sector growth model and the Uzawa condition of the optimal value problem are typical examples.
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