Word: leontieff
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...state of Sanders Theatre while Anna Freud Coolly described our unconscious lust on the third floor of Emerson Hall. Archibald MacLeish, zen-like, trying to "know" an apple balanced James Watson's discovery of the double helix. Clyde Kluckholn's exploration of Navaho culture and psyche challenged Wassily Leontieff's analysis of economic inputs and outputs...
...Henry Rosovsky, Economics; David S. Landes, History; Martin L. Kilson, Government; Ewart Guinier, Afro-American Studies; Edwin O. Reischauer, History; James Q. Wilson, Government; H. Stuart Hughes, History; Michael Walzer, Government; Everett Mendelson, History of Science; Stanley H. Hoffman, Government; Giles Constable, History; Wassily W. Leontieff, Economics; Laurence Wylie, Social Relations; George C. Homans, Social Relations...
...battle against automation, and its near-sighted leadership sees in disarmament only an immediate threat to employment. It is very hard to convince a nation suspicious of economic planning that an undertaking which will eliminate 4,500,000 jobs can create just as many. This optimistic synopsis of Professor Leontieff's input-output research was set forth in the United Nations report on the economic and social consequences of disarmament...
...Leontieff agreed with Harris and Slichter that any reduction in taxes would be an incitement to inflation, but, like his colleagues, felt that an increase in federal taxation would serve no immediate good...
...expects the economy to expand as fast as it did in 1955," commented Professor Wassily Leontieff, "but there is no reason why it should not stay at an even keel. The balanced budget without a reduction in taxes is a good sign...