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See also: ANDERSON (1861– ),
See also: American economist, was See also: born at New See also: York on the 25th of See also: April 1861
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He was educated at See also: Columbia University, and, after studying for three years. in See also: Germany and See also: France, became prize lecturer at Columbia University in 1885, being made adjunct professor of See also: political See also: economy in 1888
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He became McVickar professor of political economy in the same university in 1904
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His See also: principal See also: works are Railway Tariffs (1887), The Shifting and Incidence of See also: Taxation (1899; 3rd ed., 1910), Progressive Taxation in Theory and Practice (1894; 2nd ed
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1908), Economic Interpretation of See also: History (1902; 2nd ed
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1907), and Principles of See also: Economics (1907)
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