Dale W. Jorgenson was an economist of prodigious energy and creativity, who pioneered the combination of theoretical modeling with empirical work to enhance our economic understanding.
Jorgenson was instrumental in developing rich, theory-informed data sets that address critical empirical questions in economics, signaling a significant shift in economic measurement practices.
He became a transformative figure in the Harvard Department of Economics, solidifying the importance of empirical research that is careful, relevant, and grounded in economic theory.
Jorgenson's early life in Montana and his initial educational pursuits highlight his unusual career trajectory, culminating in a lasting impact on economic research and policy.
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