Domar, Evsey D

Economist and professor of economics at the University of Chicago, Johns Hopkins University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Born 1914, Lodz, Russia (now Poland); died April, 1997.

From the description of Papers, 1939-1995 and n.d. (bulk 1957-1989) (Duke University Library). WorldCat record id: 79844526

• 1914, April 16: Born in Lodz, Russia (now Poland), given name was Joshua Domashevitsky
• 1939: B.A., University of California at Los Angeles
• 1941: M.A., Mathematical Statistics, University of Michigan
• 1943: M.A., Economics, Harvard University
• 1943 - 1946 : Economist, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
• 1944: Published Proportional income taxation and risk-taking, with R. A. Musgrave, in Quarterly Journal of Economics
• 1946: Married Carola Rosenthal
• 1946 - 1947 : Assistant Professor of Economics, Carnegie Institute of Technology
• 1947: Ph.D. Economics, Harvard University.
• 1947 - 1948 : Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Economics and Research Associate in the Cowles Commission, University of Chicago
• 1948 - 1955 : Associate Professor of Political Economy, Johns Hopkins University
• 1949 - 1951 : Director of Russian Studies, Operations Research Office, Johns Hopkins University
• 1951 - 1955 : Visiting Associate Professor, Russian Institute, Columbia University
• 1951 - 1981 : Consultant, Rand Corporation
• 1954 - 1958 : Consultant of Foreign Studies, Research Fellowship Program, The Ford Foundation
• 1955 - 1958 : Professor of Political Economy, Johns Hopkins University
• 1956 - 1959 : Consultant, Brookings Institute
• 1957: Published Essays in the Theory of Economic Growth
• 1958 - 1972 : Professor of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• 1963 - : Editorial Board, American Economist
• 1961 - 1962 : Consultant, Institute of Defense Analysis
• 1966: Published The Soviet collective farm as a producer cooperative,American Economic Review
• 1967 - 1969 : Consultant, National Science Foundation
• 1970: Published The causes of slavery or serfdom: a hypothesis,Journal of Economic History
• 1972 - 1984 : Ford International Professor of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• 1976 - 1982 : Editorial Board, Journal of Comparative Economics
• 1984: Retired from MIT
• 1986 - 1990 : Visiting Professor, Brandeis University
• 1989: Published Capitalism, Socialism, and Serfdom

From the guide to the Evsey D. Domar Papers, and undated (bulk, ), 1939-1995, 1957-1989, (David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University)