When Kenneth Arrow (1972) taught my Economics 10 section at Harvard, he struck me as exceptionally intelligent.

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In these situations, a second theory, offered by Kenneth Arrow and Edmund Phelps in the early 1970s, is more useful.

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James Tobin was a member, Robert Solow was a staff economist, and consultant economists included Kenneth Arrow and Paul Samuelson.

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No lesser lights than Nobel laureates Kenneth Arrow and Gary Becker argued over the topic in papers published between 1962 and 1972.

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