- Arsène
Jules Étienne
Juvenal Dupuit (18 May 1804 – 5
September 1866) was a
French civil engineer and economist. He was born in Fossano,
Cisalpine Republic...
- The
Dupuit–Forchheimer ****umption
holds that
groundwater flows horizontally in an
unconfined aquifer and that the
groundwater discharge is proportional...
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dates back to an 1848
article by
Jules Dupuit, and was
formalized in
subsequent works by
Alfred Marshall.
Jules Dupuit pioneered this
approach by
first calculating...
- Senior, and
Jules Dupuit had emplo**** or ****erted the
significance of some
notion of
marginal utility. But Cramer, Bernoulli, and
Dupuit had
focussed upon...
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doctoral dissertation was on
Jules Dupuit, a
French civil engineer and economist.
Ekelund would maintain this
interest in
Dupuit,
making him the
topic of a dozen...
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economists to his work, such as Léon Walras,
Vilfredo Pareto and
Jules Dupuit, and only
grudgingly acknowledged the
influence of
Stanley Jevons himself...
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While the
origins of cost–benefit
analysis can be
traced back to
Jules Dupuit's classic article "On the
Measurement of the
Utility of
Public Works" (1844)...
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inefficiencies is
called deadweight loss. In the mid-19th century,
engineer Jules Dupuit first propounded the
concept of
economic surplus, but it was the economist...
- that. In "De la
mesure de l'utilité des
travaux publics" (1844),
Jules Dupuit applied a
conception of
marginal utility to the
problem of
determining bridge...
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Roads (including Barré de Saint-Venant, Belgrand, Biot, Cauchy, Coriolis,
Dupuit, Fresnel, ****-Lussac, Navier, Vicat) took part in the
reconstruction of...
