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数年前读张五常先生的《凭阑集》,谈到“在经济学的历史上,似乎只有两个年代,两个地方,有那样热闹的思想‘训练’所。其一是二十世纪三十年代的伦敦经济学院,其二是六十年代的芝加哥大学。我由1967~1969年在芝大,能身临其境地躬逢其盛,算是不枉此生。”六十年代的芝加哥大学,是何炳棣先生眼中该校历史上的第二个黄金时代。诺贝尔奖得主云集,各种思想激荡争鸣——科斯只身赴会,舌战群儒的经典一战,即发生于此——学术气氛之浓,可谓一时无二。神往之余,也对其间因果颇为好奇。
A few years ago, when we read Mr. Zhang Wuchang’s “Pillars,” it was said that “in the history of economics, it seems that there are only two or two places with such a lively training in thinking. The London School of Economics in the 1930s, and the University of Chicago in the 1960s, I was at Chicago from 1967 to 1969, and I was able to live on its own feet. ”The 1960s The University of Chicago is the second golden age in the school’s history as seen by Mr He Bingdi. Nobel Prize-winners gathered, all kinds of thought-provoking contention - Coase alone attending the meeting, the classic war of words of war among Confucianism and Confucianism, that is to happen here - the academic atmosphere of thick, can be described as the moment. In addition, fascination is quite curious about the meantime.