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Menger

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[meng-er] / ˈmɛŋ ər /

noun

  1. Karl 1840–1921, Austrian economist.


Example Sentences

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Under the plan, the Cenotaph would be moved 500 feet south and deposited in front of the historic Menger Hotel.

From Washington Post

The Germans emphasized history, statistics and the interests of the nation, Janek Wasserman writes in “The Marginal Revolutionaries,” while for Menger and those who followed him in what became known as the Austrian school, individual choice was central.

From New York Times

“One word was enough for them to understand each other,” recalled Menger, Truus’s daughter.

From The Guardian

“My mother drove the bicycle, and Freddie sat on the back and was shooting,” recalled Truus’s daughter, Hannie Menger.

From The Guardian

Dr. Menger is a neurosurgeon and a graduate of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.

From The Wall Street Journal