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FETTER, Frank Albert was born in 1863 in Peru, Indiana, United States of America.
Bachelor of Arts Indiana University, 1891. MPhil Cornell University, 1892. Doctor of Philosophy University Halle, Germany, 1894.
His interest in bringing economics into line with new trends in psychology led him to concentrate on theories of value. His work on value theory in turn brought him into friendly contact with Bohm-Bawerk and Wieser, whilst his distaste for the preservation of ‘outdated’ theory made him an opponent of Marshall. Welfare economics was a major concern and he frequently applied economic theory to public questions.
For instance, in 1923-1924 he was a member of a group which placed evidence before the Federal Trade Commission on pricing practices in the steel industry. The concept of ‘psychic income’, taken up by Irving Fisher, was one of his best known contributions. Professor, Indiana University, 1895-1898, Stanford University, 1898-1901, Cornell University, 1901-1911, Princeton University, 1911-1933.
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