Kuznets

American  

[kooz-nits, kooz-] / ˈkʊz nɪts, ˈkuz- /

noun

1. Simon (Smith), 1901–85, U.S. economist, born in Russia: Nobel Prize 1971.

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Kuznets British  

/ ˈkʊznɪtz /

noun

1. Simon. 1901–85, US economist born in Russia. His books include National Income and its Composition (1919–1938) (1941) and Economic Growth of Nations (1971). He was awarded the Nobel Prize for economics in 1971

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Example Sentences

“It is clear that not earlier than before the fall conscription campaign — that is, in effect, not earlier than winter,” said Dmitri Kuznets, who analyzes the war for Meduza, an independent Russian news website.

From Seattle Times

“We knew that before, but we did not understand the scale of it,” said Mr. Kuznets.

From New York Times

“Many people see this offensive as decisive in the war,” said Dmitri Kuznets, who monitors the military bloggers for Meduza, an independent Russian website in Riga, Latvia.

From New York Times

Prigozhin’s vitriol highlighted the increasingly tense competition for resources among Russian military leaders as the war in Ukraine enters its second year, said Dmitri Kuznets, a military analyst for the independent Russian news outlet Meduza.

From Seattle Times

“We have seen it at the beginning of the war,” said Mr. Kuznets, “when he planned the impossible operation at Putin’s orders.”

From New York Times