Victor Fuchs
Victor Fuchs · Economics & Business
Economist
1924, New York City, United States — 2023, Stanford, California, United States
United States
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Victor Fuchs was an American economist at Stanford widely regarded as a founder of the field of health economics, whose 1974 book Who Shall Live? framed how societies allocate scarce health-care resources and shaped decades of policy debate. He also studied labor markets, gender and the economics of aging. He was Jewish, born in New York City.
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