Lin Zhou on Hugo F. Sonnenschein

Lin Zhou
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Lin Zhou: Yale University

Chapter 22 in Foundations in Microeconomic Theory, 2008, pp 525-539 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In 1985 I was brought to Princeton by Gregory Chow, hugely famous in China for two tests named after him. The first was a test used to select young people to study economics in US, and the second was the popular Chow test in econometrics. Although I passed the first test with flying color, I never really wanted to become an expert of the second test — an econometrician, that is. At the reception for the new graduate students, Gregory introduced me to Hugo, who just came from Stanford with his troops. I naturally thought that I might be able to work under Hugo’s guidance. Little did I know then how lucky I would be. As it turned out, I was the last student Hugo officially supervised during his tenure at Princeton.

Keywords: Utility Function; Social Choice; Median Voter; Social Welfare Function; Social Choice Function (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-74057-5_24

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