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The life and works of Domenico Mario Nuti, 1937–2020: an appreciation

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  • Estrin, Saul
  • Uvalic, Milica

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It is challenging to provide an encompassing portrait of Mario Nuti's life and works: he was an exceptional man, who made significant intellectual contributions across a wide range of fields, as well as inspiring generations of students, colleagues and the profession in general, for more than fifty years. A brilliant debater and controversialist, he was equally at home in economic theory and in giving policy advice, and over the decades he had made significant contributions to many branches of the discipline. In this memorial article, we try to give a flavour of the man and his work, hopefully reminding the conoscenti of Mario's perceptive and original work, while introducing a new generation of scholars to his distinctive take on the field of economics.

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  • Estrin, Saul & Uvalic, Milica, 2021. "The life and works of Domenico Mario Nuti, 1937–2020: an appreciation," LSE Research Online Documents on Economics 111911, London School of Economics and Political Science, LSE Library.
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