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Pareto
[ pah-re-taw ]
noun
- Vil·fre·do [veel-, fre, -daw], 1848–1923, Italian sociologist and economist in Switzerland.
Pareto
/ paˈrɛːto /
noun
- ParetoVilfredo18481923MItalianSOCIAL SCIENCE: sociologistSOCIAL SCIENCE: economist Vilfredo (vilˈfreːdo). 1848–1923, Italian sociologist and economist. He anticipated Fascist principles of government in his Mind and Society (1916)
- modifier denoting a law, mathematical formula, etc, originally used by Pareto to express the frequency distribution of incomes in a society
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Comparative historians like Spengler, Pareto and Toynbee realized that history did not merely happen but had some kind of pattern.
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In this work the researches of Italian writers, such as Pantaleoni and Pareto, are of conspicuous importance.
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Now no quantity of value, irrespective of the particular holder of the good, emerges for Pareto.
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The extreme abstraction of the utility school is made very clear by Pareto, op.
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Mazzini hid in the house of the Marquis Pareto, and was undiscovered, although the police made a prolonged search for him.
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