The John R. Commons Award.
Omicron Delta Epsilon was established in 1963 as a result of a merger of two honor societies: Omicron Delta Gamma (also known as The Order of Artus), founded in 1915 by Professor John R. Commons at the University of Wisconsin and Professor Frank W. Taussig at Harvard University; and Omicron Chi Epsilon, founded in 1956 by Professor Alan A. Brown when he was a student at the City College of New York. The John R. Commons Award, established in memory of Professor Commons is awarded biennially to an outstanding economist in recognition of academic achievements and for service both to the economics profession and to Omicron Delta Epsilon.
Previous recipients:
Evsey D. Domar of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1965
Arthur Smithies of Harvard University, 1967
Gerhard Tintner of the University of Southern California, 1969
Milton Friedman of the University of Chicago, 1971
Kenneth J. Arrow of Harvard University, 1973
Robert Solow of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1975
William S. Baumol of Princeton and New York Universities, 1977
Abram Bergson of Harvard University, 1979
Arnold Zellner of the University of Chicago, 1981
Dale Jorgenson of Harvard University, 1983
Kenneth E. Boulding of the University of Colorado, 1985
Gary Becker of the University of Chicago, 1987
Martin Feldstein of the National Bureau of Economics Research, 1989
Douglass C. North of Washington University, 1991
Robert Eisner of Northwestern University, 1993
Jagdish Bhagwati of Columbia University, 1995
Walter Adams of Trinity University (Texas) and Michigan State University, 1997
Paul A. Samuelson of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1999
Victor R. Fuchs of Stanford, University, 2001
Irma Adleman of University of California, Berkeley, 2003
Benjamin Friedman of Harvard University, 2005
Rachel McCulloch of Brandeis University, 2007
Claudia Goldin of Harvard University, 2009
Peter Diamond of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2011
Michael Szenberg of Pace University, 2012
Daniel S. Hamermesh, University of Texas at Austin, 2014
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Title Annotation: | awards to professors |
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Publication: | American Economist |
Article Type: | Awards list |
Geographic Code: | 1USA |
Date: | Mar 22, 2015 |
Words: | 312 |
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