Positions
- 1939-40 - Instructor, Business Administration, University of Kansas, Lawrence
- 1941 - Member of Research Staff on fiscal policy, National Bureau of Economic Research, New York
- 1946-51 - Assistant Professor, Harvard University, Graduate School of Business Administration
- 1951-56 - Associate Professor, Harvard University, Graduate School of Business Administration
- 1956-64 - Professor of Business Administration, Harvard University
- 1964-83 - George Gund Professor of Economics and Business Administration, Harvard University
- 1950-83 - Member of Board of trustees, Cambridge Savings Bank
- 1975-83 - Board of director, US & Foreign securities corp, Chase of Boston Mutual Funds
- Consultant to business & government
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