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Schultz is a famous American economist.

A famous American economist, 1979 Nobel Prize winner in economics. Schultz was born into a German immigrant family in Arlington, South Dakota. After receiving junior college education at South Dakota State College, he obtained master's and doctor's degrees at the University of Wisconsin 1928 and 1930.

1930- 1943 teaches at Iowa state university, where he served as the head of the department of economics and sociology. 1943, he was re-appointed as a professor at the University of Chicago. Retired from 1946 15, and was appointed as honorary professor of the school.

1960, Schultz was elected president of the American Agricultural Economics Association. In addition, I have worked part-time in the United States Department of Agriculture, the Ministry of Commerce, the World Bank, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization and other institutions.

Schultz's main feature in agricultural economic research, as pointed out in the announcement of the Nobel Prize 1979 issued by the Royal Swedish Institute: "He did not discuss agricultural economy in isolation, but studied it as an integral part of the whole economy.

Schultz's analytical interest has always focused on the imbalance between the higher productivity and income level of industrial and other urban economic activities and the relative poverty and underdevelopment of agriculture. He applied this view to industrial countries like the United States and many developing countries he studied. "

The same announcement also stressed: "Schultz is the first person to systematize the analysis of how education investment affects agriculture and the overall economic productivity."