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Smith, Vernon L. (George Mason University)

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I was born Vernon Lomax Smith in Wichita, on the flat plains of Kansas, January 1, 1927 in the years leading to the Great Depression. Like many of my generation I am a product of the strange circumstances of survival, and of successes built on tragedy. This narrative is written from memory and impressions, which are notoriously subject to error. Therefore I have carefully verified certain dates and events from family records, newspaper clippings and published Wichita history that provide some mileposts for accuracy checks.

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Paper provided by Nobel Prize Committee in its series Nobel Prize in Economics documents with number 2002-6.

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Date of creation: 2003
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