Walter Georg Waffenschmidt

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Walter Georg Waffenschmidt (born February 10, 1887 in Basel , † October 14, 1980 in Heidelberg ) was a German economist and economist .

Life

Walter Georg Waffenschmidt, high school graduate at the Berthold-Gymnasium in Freiburg im Breisgau , studied technology at the Technical Universities of Karlsruhe , Munich and Danzig from 1906 to 1910 . After a brief activity as a government building manager, he devoted himself to a degree in economics at the Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg , which he completed in 1912 with the academic degree of Dr. rer. pole. completed. In 1917 Waffenschmidt was transferred to the general management of the Baden State Railways , and in the same year he received his doctorate as Dr.-Ing. In 1919 he was appointed to the government council in the Baden Ministry of Labor.

1921 habilitation weapons Schmidt at the University of Heidelberg as a lecturer of Economics, in 1927 he became the associate professor , in 1947 honorary professor appointed. To this end, after the Second World War he was appointed head of the economics department of the Philosophical Faculty. In 1946 Waffenschmidt was appointed state commissioner for the re-establishment of the commercial and later business school in Mannheim and taught there as a full professor until his retirement in 1955. In addition, he held the rectorate from 1947 to 1949 . He was buried in Zell am Harmersbach .

Walter Georg Waffenschmidt is one of the pioneers of mathematical economic theory and its application in econometrics .

Fonts

  • Studies on a quantitative monetary theory, habilitation thesis , Mohr, 1924
  • Ford's economic system: a theoretical study, J. Springer, 1926
  • Technik und Wirtschaft, In: Volume 18 of Grundrisse for the Study of Political Economy , G. Fischer, 1928
  • Clear introduction to general and theoretical economics, A. Hain, 1950
  • Wirtschaftsmechanik, W. Kohlhammer, 1957
  • German national accounts and their steering models, 1949-1955, G. Fischer, 1959
  • Extended National Accounts, A. Hain, 1968

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