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Alfred Miller-Almac

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Alfred Miller-Almac

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Alfred Müller-Armack (German: Alfred Müller-Armack, June 28, 1901 - March 16, 1978) was a German economist and politician who coined the term "social market economy". Since 1952, Mueller-Almark has served in the Federal Ministry of Economics under Ludwig Erhard and has contributed a lot to Germany's economic development.

Category
Political figures
Nationality
Germany
Born
1901-06-28
Died
1978-03-16
Wikidata
Q67672
Occupations economistpoliticianuniversity teachersociologisteconomist
Aliases Alfred Müller-ArmackAlfred Müller-AlmarkAlfred Miller-Almac

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